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35-pound cat joins adopted family for adorable wedding photos

Symba the cat seen here with Humane Rescue Alliance staff.
Symba the cat seen here with Humane Rescue Alliance staff.
By Joy Johnston, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
July 22, 2017

The cat formerly known as Symba has had a busy time since he went viral in June for his eye-popping girth.

The 35-pound orange tabby has since been adopted by a couple who got married on July 8.

Like many wedding guests, the cat, now named Vito, wanted to look his best. His new owners have placed him on a strict diet and a regular exercise regimen.

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The newlyweds posed with Vito in a series of photographs taken by Kristi Odom. Vito still has a ways to go to reach a healthy weight, but he looks like he's happy and content in his new home.

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