Puss Puss Magazine – Issue 7
PUSS PUSS Magazine Issue 7 is out now. Issue 7 is featuring Heather Kemesky & Erika Linder with their kitten Pirate photographed in their NYC apartment by Cass Bird, Pluto Chicken Nugget Wise with a story on artist Chloe Wise by Emon Toufanian, Michèle Lamy photographed at her Paris home by Joshua Woods.
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