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The two-faced kitten featured prominently in The News-Review last week died on Thursday, according to owner Lee Bluetear of Glide.
Bluetear is not sure what exactly caused the death of the kitten, which she had named Gemini. Bluetear said Gemini appeared very tired on Thursday and did not want to eat.
Bluetear is not sure what she will do with the kitten’s body, but she said she would like to see it used for an academic or scientific purpose.
“I would rather she could serve some purpose,” Bluetear said.
The story of Gemini gained national and international attention, sparking a wide range of feedback.
“I couldn’t believe how much interest there really was,” Bluetear said.
Bluetear is not sure what exactly caused the death of the kitten, which she had named Gemini. Bluetear said Gemini appeared very tired on Thursday and did not want to eat.
Bluetear is not sure what she will do with the kitten’s body, but she said she would like to see it used for an academic or scientific purpose.
“I would rather she could serve some purpose,” Bluetear said.
The story of Gemini gained national and international attention, sparking a wide range of feedback.
“I couldn’t believe how much interest there really was,” Bluetear said.
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