Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: She's adorable and fuzzy, but a kitten in England can't find anyone to take her in because she bears a striking resemblance to Adolf Hitler. 
  
 'Kitler' -- as the six-week-old cat is known -- has been passed over by prospective owners and the animal shelter officials in Godmanchester think it's because she has a patch of black fur underneath her nose that looks like the notorious dictator's distinctive mustache. 
  
 "We think her unusual markings are putting people off," a spokeswoman for Wood Green shelter told The Telegraph. 
  
 Finding likenesses of Hitler has become a semi-popular pastime for people with a dark sense of humor. In fact, the orphaned kitty that made headlines this week would be right at home on a website called, Cats That Look Like Hitler. 
  
 The website offers guidelines for determining if a cat qualifies as feline Hitler. 
  
 "We're looking for that toothbrush 'tache, that most unfashionable of facial adornments. Or the flock-of-seagulls hairdo. Perhaps an evil glint in its eye, or maybe a Kitler will be Sieg Miaowing their paw all the way to their dinner plate. Of course, the best Kitlers will have all of the above," the site said. 
  
 The occasional inanimate object gets a burst of interest for its Fuhrer-like features. 
  
 A Welsh home become an overnight sensation in March when it was compared to Hitler too. Its sloping roof vaguely resembled the Fuhrer's haircut while the lintel above the doorway approximated Hitler's mustache. 
  
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 Staff at Wood Green animal shelter in Godmanchester, Cambs., say they are struggling to find her a loving home because of her unusual markings. 
  
 Spokeswoman Tara Dundon said: ''Kitler is an adorable little girl who will make a wonderful addition to the right family. She is really playful and a typical sweet kitten. 
  
 ''We rehome five and a half thousand animals every year but we cannot find a loving owner for Kitler. We think her unusual markings are putting people off. 
  
 ''She is not a specific breed and we don't know where her black and white patches came from because we have no idea who her parents are. 
  
 ''We think Kitler was either dumped by someone who didn't want her or couldn't look after her or she could have been a wild cat who was left by her mother. 
  
 ''Sadly, Kitler is just one of hundreds of stray cats we take in every year. Last year we took in 1,294 cats and kittens, of which 422 were strays.'' 
  
 Kitler was found alone and close to death at the side of the A421 near Kempston, Beds., by a member of the public on July 21. 
  
 The severely malnourished kitten would have died but recovered her health after receiving food and treatment at the Wood Green animal shelter. 
  
 Staff at the centre nicknamed her Kitler after noticing that the black markings on her top lip look like the Nazi leader's moustache. 
  
 However, hundreds of people visiting the centre looking for a pet have ignored Kitler and chosen more conventional looking kittens instead. |||||
Student:
Adolf Hitler's legacy of evil is taking its toll on an unlikely victim—a 6 week-old kitten in England. "Kitler," an abandoned black and white cat with markings that make her resemble you know who, is struggling to find a home, reports the Telegraph. The kitten was found alone and clinging to life on the side of a highway and taken to a shelter on July 21. Staff say hundreds of people looking for a kitten have ignored her. "She is not a specific breed and we don't know where her black and white patches came from because we have no idea who her parents are," says the shelter spokeswoman. Click for more.