From KTLO
A kitten recently born with two heads in Harrison was not able to survive. The kitten named “Harvey” died on Sunday.
According to KYTV/KSPR, Harvey was born on Wednesday and named after the fictional villain in the “Batman” series. He was identified as a Janus cat for his rare genetic mutation caused by excess protein production while in the womb.
Many Janus cats are unable to live past the first 12 hours. Harvey survived for four days.
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