[Sharon]

Kenny, a white tiger with facial malformations, was rescued by Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Arkansas in 2000. The refuge attributed his facial abnormalities to inbreeding and rejected the claim that he had Down syndrome.

Congenital malformations in animals include duplicated heads or faces and additional limbs. The cause of conjoined twinning has not been clearly explained. Two proposed explanations are that a fertilised egg splits early but the embryos never fully separate, or that two embryos begin separately and later fuse.

[Cutter]

I can stand when people get's cut/smashed/killed/what ever but can't watch when animals suffer

[moticos]

Hahaha, that last one is SO photoshopped. Makes for a good laugh though.

[lizzard]

[GODREKR]

The dog in the middle lost it's snout. (is snout right for dogs?)

[elitexhunting999]

the last one is weird

[Aaron-50]

the last one is fake

[celisa.g]

yeah same with me, i can handle suffering/dead humans, but i can't handle suffering/dead animals =( well these pics weren't that bad, but yeah

[666puppies]

i agree do humansbut leave animals alones

[RancidMind]

They're all so cute though! Deformed but cute-I hope they are not suffering though.