When the Cleveland Animal Protective League posted a single photo of an odd-looking adoptable cat named, of all things, "Duckphone," the organization didn’t have incredibly high hopes. The animal, found as a stray in North Olmsted, was FIV-positive, with a swollen face and a chipped ear — and the Facebook photo didn’t seem to do him any favors. “I looked at that picture when it first went out and I was like, ‘I don't know if that's the one that's gonna do it for people,’” says Ayse Dunlap, the Cleveland APL’s vice president of operations, “and boy, was I wrong." 🔗 Read more about the cat's surprising popularity at the link in bio. 🖊 nickoloffoff 📸 thegregmurray #adoptdontshop #adoptionstories #catadoption #cat #duckphone #duckphonethecat #clevelandapl #fivcat #fivpositivecat #wholesome #cleveland #cle duckphone.the.cat clevelandapl