INTERNET SUCCESS STORY ALERT. Charlie, the adorable white cat whose missing ears and nose make him look like Harry Potter villain Lord Voldemort, has been adopted! Thanks to news stories and posts all over the internet, the famous cat who was rejected for his unconventional appearance will be moving in with a nice lady who'll love him just the way he is.
According to The Daily Echo, Charlie -- called "Voldemog" in the UK, because "moggy" is apparently a British term for cat -- has a new owner who doesn't even like Harry Potter. She just thought Charlie was getting a raw deal and deserved a nice, quiet place to live.
Although Charlie wasn't adopted by one of the zillions of internet commenters who wanted him, we web-types can rest easy knowing that we did a good thing by getting Charlie's story and his cute face out there. This just proves the age-old adage that cats plus internet equals win.
- previously:// Charlie the Voldemort Cat May Have No Ears, But He Still Deserves a Good Home
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2.15.11
By Pamela
YEAAAAH for Charlie. I wish him the very best life with lots of love. He deserves it.
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2.15.11
By kathBk
I'm so happy Charlie found a home.I was just going to ask my son & daughter in-law if we could have him in our household here in California.We have 2 old dogs who sleep with who ever they can get into bed with at night and we have one old bitchy cat that thinks she's all that,maybe she needs a guy like Charlie in her life,if he likes his (woman)cats fat cause. she's a little on the heavey side.I would love to have him living with us.
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2.16.11
By Morgan
Although I'm sad I could not have him for myself I'm glad he found a nice home! Congrats to Charlie and I wish him the best
2.16.11
By brat
i am so happy charlie has a home. i can only have one pet which i have a almost 17 year old cat but my daughter came to live here with a kitten and apuppy so now i am overcrowded but i would have taken charlie at anytime just to love him or actually i would get the rewards cuz they love back more.
2.16.11
By GreenEyes
I'm so glad Charlie got adopted by a nice woman and will get the love, care, and peace he should have. He has beautiful eyes. I think he doesn't like to be around other animals because he looks different and he might feel bad because of that, who knows? This is a very heart-warming story with a wonderful happy ending for Charlie!
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2.16.11
By Eric
I'm glad the ol guy got adopted. But for all the folks that wanted him...there are many MANY other cats and dogs that are waiting to be adopted at your local shelter. Do it today and bring home a bundlefull of love and devotion. I have and it's well worth it.
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2.16.11
By magiclampnormski
I agree with Eric! There are soooo many animals in shelters that are in desperate need of loving homes. Many have special needs or "deformities" that make them get overlooked by potential adopters, yet are just as loving, if not more so, than all the "perfect" ones. Back when that huge white cat was found (can't recall what his name was) the shelter got hundreds of offers to adopt him, but NOT ONE wanted to adopt any of the other wonderful cats they had. Not ONE!! What a shame.
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2.22.11
By erica
seriously.. if you are really attached to the idea of a cat that looks like voldemort, adopt one from a shelter and cut its nose and ears off. KIDDING!
seriously though, adopting an adult cat is so rewarding.. we adopted an adult who was troubled (aggressive, scared).. i think she was abused. It didn't take long for her to realize she was safe and loved very much. She is amazing and sweet and the best kitty ever.