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An Alpaca Kept Photobombing This Girl's Selfies--And We Honestly Can't Get Enough 😂

An Alpaca Kept Photobombing This Girl's Selfies--And We Honestly Can't Get Enough 😂
@hotcupofjodie (Instagram)

Jodie is a 21-year-old from New Zealand. She loves tattoos and animals, making her Instagram top-notch material.


Jodie's Instagram handle is @hotcupofjodie, and it's full of amazingly cuddly pictures.

The animals on her Insta range anywhere from her pup...

...to birds.

She also includes pictures of plenty of other cuddly creatures.




One particular beauty has captured the internet's heart.

Meet Peppy the Alpaca.

Peppy was introduced to Jodie's Instagram back in February of 2016.

Since then, Jodie has posted numerous selfies with Peppy.



Jodie, then, got the idea to record selfie videos of Peppy running up to greet her and the result is everything.



The videos have the internet hoping for an alpaca-lypse.

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But apparently the noise Peppy is making is sending a very specific message, and those in the know can't stop laughing.

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Here's to hoping that Jodie will keep us updated on her adventures with Peppy.

H/T: Buzzfeed, Instagram, Facebook

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