A Maine coon living in Russia is so massive that people mistake it to be a dog. Meet Kefir, an oversized feline that is on its way to becoming the world’s largest cat. The oversized kitten, who weighs a whopping 12.5 kilograms (27 pounds), belongs to Yulia Minina, who lives in the small Russian town of Stary Oskol. At less than 2 years old, Kefir has already crossed the average adult weight for his breed and it’s believed he’s only going to get bigger until roughly the age of 3–4 years old. Yulia bought Kefir—named after a milky drink—as a small kitten from a cattery after she fell in love with his striking snow-white fur, as reported by The Metro. According to Yulia, Kefir refused to consume dry food and is thus fed meat and natural feed. When Yulia first met Kefir she couldn’t believe that he would grow so big. “He not only …