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20+ Cute Animals Who Melted Our Hearts With Their Beautiful Imperfections

People tend to adopt beautiful pets, that’s the reason why imperfect pets are often rejected. But thankfully, there are many great pet parents who are willing to adopt these poor animals and do everything to make them happy and healthy.

In order to celebrate their differences and their true beauty, we gathered 35 photos of pets with varying disabilities below. From cross-eyed cats to dogs born without front legs, all of them are completely unique. Scroll down to enjoy their beautiful imperfections! No matter how they look like, they are always perfect in our eyes.

1. This cat was born without front legs.

2. This cat might be slightly disabled.  She only has one eye now.

3. This little girl was born with an extra-large head.

4. The facial features of this cat make him look very sad.

5. Bald Wombat

6. Dirty Dog

7. Smushie the cat was born with an underdeveloped nose and a cleft palate.

8. This cat was named Vincent after Vincent Van Gogh — the famous artist who cut off his own ear.

9. This pup might have been born with a body that was much shorter in length than the other dogs.

10. Count Dracula

11. One of this cat’s eyes is gold and the other is blue.

12. Alba the orangutan is known worldwide as the first documented albino orangutan.

13. Dilated Pupil

14. Because of Mr. Bigglesworth’s genetic condition, his fur is not consistent.

15. The cat’s eyes grew unusually large after the lenses in her retinas detached.

16. This cool little Chiweenie was also born with a goofy overbite.

17. Beatrix was left for dead on the side of the road. But thankfully, a woman found her and adopted her.

18. This bat is a mostly pearly white color with a few occasional black markings.

19. Venus has the most remarkable face that we have ever seen.

20. Happy Cat

21. This guy’s jawline makes him appear as though he is terrified.

22. Mimi is a super cute bunny who was born with no ears and only three legs.

23. This guy was born without front legs.

24. Kev the cat has a condition called hydrocephalus which causes his head to swell up in size.

25. Herman was known for his big eyes and loving nature.

26. Every dog deserves a good home and a family to love them, even the odd-looking ones.

27. This cat is a little goofy, but also totally fun.

28.  This rescue cat has a crooked jaw, but she is happy dnd not afraid to show it.

29. Bundle Of Joy

30. Goofy Grin

31. He is one of the cutest cats that we’ve ever encountered.

32. “My yellow lab was born with a crooked face. Seeing that beautiful face every day would definitely cheer us up too.”

33. This cat has an adorable smile.

34. This pup was imperfect due to her tongue, but she looks pretty perfect to us.

35. The shaggy fur on this cat causes him to look a little wild.

This list has all of the unexpected cuteness you need to get you through your day. Please share this post with your friends and family members to make their day better!

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