Kitten born with two noses and two mouths leaves cat rescue 'speechless'

A Powys rescue says one of a litter of eight kittens was born with the extremely rare diprosopus (two noses/two mouths) condition and has been named Gemini.
Rejected by her mother, Gemini is being bottle-fed every hour and monitored around the clock — a surprise survival, since most Janus kittens are stillborn or only live briefly.
The rescue calls her a "little miracle," is caring for her with public donations, and the unusual story has drawn wide interest and sympathy.