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Taylor Swift And Ed Sheeran Slammed For Breeding Scottish ...
While Taylor has never adopted, Ed does have a caring bone in his body. According to Caster, Sheeran adopted a rescue, Graham, a domestic shorthair that he saved from euthanasia when he was not even 1 month old. Swift purchased her first Scottish Fold, Meredith, on Halloween 2011.
Taylor Swift Buys Scottish Fold Kitten - Vetstreet
Taylor Swift has a new roommate — a Scottish Fold kitten named Meredith. See pictures and learn about the rare breed.
Taylor Swift’s fave breed: Scottish Fold cat’s days may be ...
WITH its distinctive floppy ears and owl-like appearance, the Scottish Fold cat has become one of the must-have pets for celebrities. Singers Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran are among the top big-name owners, with the US star regularly posting pictures of her feline friend on social networks.
5 Things You Didn't Know About The Scottish Fold
Long before Taylor Swift started toting around both of her pampered Scottish Fold cats, this breed was adored by many for its unique charisma. Aside from their obvious ear folds that give the breed its name, what else do you know about this beautiful breed?
Taylor Swift is a superfan of 'Grey's Anantomy'; here's ...
Meredith Grey is one of Taylor's pets, a Scottish Fold cat, named after the character Meredith Grey (played by Ellen Pompeo) from Taylor's favourite Grey's Anatomy. Taylor brought Meredith home in 2011. Meredith is also the older "sister" of Olivia Benson, who got her name from a character in the show Law and Order. There is a new addition to ...
Taylor Swift shares funny photo of her cat Olivia Benson ...
The Scottish fold cat is named for the character played on TV's Law & Order: SVU by Mariska Hartigay. Swift got Olivia Benson back in 2014.
6 Celebrity Pets To Know, From Billie Eilish To Taylor ...
From Taylor Swift’s Scottish fold cat, Olivia Benson, to Ariana Grande’s many puppies, celebrities are turning to animals for cuddles and companionship to ease loneliness while social distancing — proving that pets really do have the power to lift our spirits when we need it the most
Taylor Swift introduces her adorable new feline friend ...
Her new pet is a rare breed of kitten known as the Scottish Fold, which is known for a gene mutation that makes its ear cartilage contain a fold. New feline friend: Taylor Swift has adopted a ...
Meet Taylor Swift's Cats- Olivia Benson and Meredith Grey ...
They're essentially no different than any of our cats though with their silly antics, strong desire for treats, and evil stares. And Taylor Swift? She's just as crazy about her cats as we are about ours. We feel ya Tay, we feel ya. While Taylor is pretty famous, her two Scottish fold cats, Olivia Benson and Meredith Grey, are pretty famous as well.
20 Scottish Fold Facts You Didn't Know - Kittentoob
Taylor Swift has two little Scottish Folds, and they're some of the cutest cats in the world. Read on to find out a few interesting facts about these cats. Menu
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