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If you have a little pet, you may need this kangaroo sweatshirt

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
May 21, 2015

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A Japanese pet supply company, Unihabitat, has created a sweatshirt with a built-in pouch in front so humans can carry their cats, small dogs and probably other small pets, as well.

It’s actually designed for cats. with its kangaroo pouch, it’s been named the Mewgaroo hoodie.

We are not in a position to endorse any of the sites where this clothing item is sold; but on one such site, it was listed at $101 plus shipping from Japan.

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The sweatshirt has a wedge-shaped pouch with a washable liner.

Here it is in action, in this YouTube video:

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