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WATCH: Offaly cat's mad excited reaction to seeing a Christmas tree is just brilliant
An Offaly cat's mad excited reaction to seeing a Christmas tree for the first time has gone viral on TikTok.
Wes was adopted from Offaly SPCA and it is her first Christmas with her new family.
As of Sunday morning, the clip from TikToker @Vaderandmaxy has been viewed over 3.2 million times.
Have a look at her absolutely mad excited reaction to seeing the tree.
@vaderandmaxy Cat’s first Christmas- haven’t even put the decorations on yet . #catsoftiktok #catschristmastree ♬ Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree - Brenda Lee
Offaly SPCA is always looking for people to foster and adopt animals in their care and as you can see from the clip above, it can be a very rewarding experience for the pet and the family. For more details on Offaly SPCA, visit their Facebook page by clicking here
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