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After 21 foster homes, Kiara is still building connections | KSL.com

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SALT LAKE CITY — At a cat cafe, 14-year-old Kiara knows better than to rush into a new relationship, even when it involves a furry friend. She takes her time, letting the cats get comfortable with her presence before trying to connect. It's an approach she understands well.

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