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Here are my two buns, Maki and Mochi. I got Maki first from the shelter, and later I got Mochi.
Maki was a stray at the shelter when I brought her in. She always had a big personality and we hit it off immediately and she became like a best friend to me.
When I first got Mochi from the shelter she had a bad case of the snuffles. Sneeze attacks, and a bit of head tilt, but that is gone now. Mochi is a bit of a picky eater still, and a bit shy, but is super cuddly when in the mood.
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