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Frenzied Wombat
Potato del Grande
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pharmakos
soʞɐɯɹɐɥd
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Would you please pet her and tell her she's a pretty kitty for me?
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Gavinmad
Mr. Poopybutthole
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It's a dude. Some fuckface abandoned him and he showed up at our back door freezing, starving, and terrified with a nasty 4.5 inch gash on his right side.
Gavinmad
Mr. Poopybutthole
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It's the second cat we've rescued that was obviously an sweetheart indoor cat with no business outside, there's way too many ferals for an abandoned indoor cat to make it around here which I assume is how he got torn up in the first place, but it healed on it's own while we were keeping him quarantined. Sure would be nice if we didn't have to foot the vet bill for getting him neutered and vaccinated though.
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Pops
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Pops
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I had a toy chihuahua I inherited from my daughter. She was a big baby. When she passed, I wanted to get a more active dog. Now I know why geezers have small dogs. He needs to run, but I avoid the dog park. After a week of this, braving the Big V looks better every day.
pharmakos
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Gavinmad
Mr. Poopybutthole
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I was chilling in bed when I started hearing some meowing at my window, and looking out revealed a cat trying to get in, so I I head outside and the cat comes running up to me and is super friendly. Very soft fur and obviously not a stray, but no collar.
The little bugger follows right at my feet as I head back inside and it comes into the apartment, and everything was fine until it noticed my cat and it just hunkered down and growled nonstop.
I tried to give it some food but it wouldn't relax to eat, and I eventually had to let it back out where it then went back to the upstairs neighbours door whining to get in (not their cat)
Bums me out becuase it seemed like a really nice cat that is lost or abandoned, hungry, and cold, and I'm just going to worry about it now. Would have liked to have it as a second cat if nobody claimed it.
On a good note, my cat wasn't that freaked out and I'm confident now she'd be fine with a companion cat which I've been wanting to get.
The little bugger follows right at my feet as I head back inside and it comes into the apartment, and everything was fine until it noticed my cat and it just hunkered down and growled nonstop.
I tried to give it some food but it wouldn't relax to eat, and I eventually had to let it back out where it then went back to the upstairs neighbours door whining to get in (not their cat)
Bums me out becuase it seemed like a really nice cat that is lost or abandoned, hungry, and cold, and I'm just going to worry about it now. Would have liked to have it as a second cat if nobody claimed it.
On a good note, my cat wasn't that freaked out and I'm confident now she'd be fine with a companion cat which I've been wanting to get.
It was 11pm. I couldn't just go to sleep while leaving the two of them to stare-down eachother all night, so I let him out instead of keeping him locked in. I left some food out for him and it was gone in the morning.
I've been putting food and water out in my stairwell throughout the day and something is eating it, but there's been no peeps at trying to get in, and this cat was super meowy. Could be a raccoon eating it for all I know.
I imagine the cat moved on or went home. Has me really wanting to get a second cat though, and I most likely will once the virus crap is over.
This is a pic I took of it when it was inside
Likely under a year old, super friendly and incredibly soft fur. Would have made a good pet.
I imagine the cat moved on or went home. Has me really wanting to get a second cat though, and I most likely will once the virus crap is over.
This is a pic I took of it when it was inside
Likely under a year old, super friendly and incredibly soft fur. Would have made a good pet.
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Hateyou
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Looks like one of my cats that passed away in November. He was the last cat we had out of three we got in 2001. I miss having them around but will never get a cat again, I was really tired of the puke, cat box, accidents, etc that only increased as they got older. Still get bummed when I dwell on them though, three cats we had for 18 years, since my wife and I moved in together, through all of our apartments and houses.
Here’s Bo, the one that looked like that stray.
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ShakyJake
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I'm actually having a similar experience. I've had a rather large female cat come around the house. Previously, when it saw me, it would run off. But one day I knelt down and it came right up to me. Now, if I open the deck door, it'll stroll right into the house. It appears well fed and it does have a collar but, oddly, has jacked up ears -- one ear looks like it was clipped like they do with spayed/neutered feral cats and the other looks torn from fights.
I'm wondering if it could've been abandoned but, again, it ain't skinny and I've seen it roaming the neighborhood at least up to a year ago. I'm sure it's someone's cat but just odd that it would roll into a stranger's home and hang around all day long. Seems desperate for attention.
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moonarchia
The Scientific Shitlord
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It ate its previous owner and is now staking you out for its next kill.
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