I’m officially applying to have my cat take over my job lol
I’m officially applying to have my cat take over my job lol 🐱💼
Elenco
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According to reports, Donald Trump said he gets along “very well” with Kim Jong Un, claiming Kim says “very nice things” about him.
Trump added Kim once called Joe Biden a “mentally *****ed person, okay? So don’t tell me about your stuff,” and said, “He was so nasty to Joe Biden. It was terrible. But to me, he likes Trump.”
He also claimed relations are “very nice” because Kim Jong Un likes him.According to reports, Donald Trump said he gets along “very well” with Kim Jong Un, claiming Kim says “very nice things” about him. Trump added Kim once called Joe Biden a “mentally *****ed person, okay? So don’t tell me about your stuff,” and said, “He was so nasty to Joe Biden. It was terrible. But to me, he likes Trump.” He also claimed relations are “very nice” because Kim Jong Un likes him.
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Ohio has taken a major step forward for animal protection. The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously ruled that harming any dog or cat is now a felony, making the state one of the strongest in the nation for safeguarding pets.
The decision ensures harsher penalties for animal cruelty and sends a clear message that violent acts against companion animals will not be tolerated, strengthening enforcement for both local authorities and prosecutors.
Animal rights advocates are hailing this as a landmark ruling that could influence similar legislation in other states.Ohio has taken a major step forward for animal protection. The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously ruled that harming any dog or cat is now a felony, making the state one of the strongest in the nation for safeguarding pets. The decision ensures harsher penalties for animal cruelty and sends a clear message that violent acts against companion animals will not be tolerated, strengthening enforcement for both local authorities and prosecutors. Animal rights advocates are hailing this as a landmark ruling that could influence similar legislation in other states.
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