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Herbie the kitten

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8 days ago
Co Creator: alex_shootz
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Posted On: October 9th 2026, 10:42 pm
Herbie’s an absolute natural and crushed it with @alex_shootz today! 🩵

#kittensofinstagram #airplaneears #inthestudio #catphotography #photography
Comments (10)
13kiry65 a day ago

13kiry65

I love his special ears, what a beautiful kitty

friedrich_debbie2 5 days ago

friedrich_debbie2

I could watch this cutie pie all day. ❤️

aj_riley99 6 days ago

aj_riley99

He's a NATURAL ✨

freepaqui 7 days ago

freepaqui

So very much in loooove with U @herbieblinks 💜

autumnnalexshow 8 days ago

autumnnalexshow

I love this guy!!!❤️❤️❤️

randypetty4 8 days ago

randypetty4

Herbie, you’re a STAR!⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

cadav3rmutt 8 days ago

cadav3rmutt

HIM SO BIG

tom264473 8 days ago

tom264473

He is soo damn adorable. Bless you, Herbie

jacob_graf_chs 8 days ago

jacob_graf_chs

Looking very parallel today Herbie, I love it.

jennacmyler 8 days ago

jennacmyler

Herbie you are looking so grown

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