Frank and Louie, a two-faced cat with two mouths, two noses and three eyes turned 12 this month, making it the world's longest living feline with craniofacial duplication, an extremely rare disorder that can cause part or all of one's face to be duplicated on the head. The cat's owner, a woman only identified as Marty, said she was working as a veterinary technician when she first met Frank and Louie, a newborn two-faced kitten the size of her thumb that had been brought to her to be euthanized. She took pity on the kitten and adopted it herself.