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# Shitty Bios

You can update your Shitty Kitty's bio by visiting the My Kitties page on our website and hitting the pencil icon on one of your kitty.

{% embed url="<https://www.shittykitties.art/profile>" %}
Visit the Profile page to update your Shitty Bios
{% endembed %}

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Your Shitty Kitty's name and quote will be displayed on the website under the First and Second litter collection pages and as well as posted to Discord when you update the bio.

![](/files/OP6uPKIsrSkbelvC13WX)

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