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saddo
11 Jun 20 13:35
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I've been adopted recently by a pregnant cat, she's dropping em in my lounge as I type. Seems a lot easier than when my daughter arrived tbf.

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Baphornet
When: 11 Jun 20 13:37
get a blue collar on em quick
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saddo
When: 11 Jun 20 13:42
I'm already sending videos out to try and snag some new keepers. I don't want a cat really.
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N-east Correspondent
When: 11 Jun 20 13:45
target the local mad cat lady she will want them all saddo
if not cat protection league will take mother and kittens and neuter mum
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saddo
When: 11 Jun 20 13:47
I rang them and am willing to pay for the neutering. They have offered to take what I can't re-home. The mum is a different matter, she likes it here.Sad
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saddo
When: 11 Jun 20 13:50
My neighbour is literally a mad cat lady and busting to come round after work. I would rather her not have more pets as she is young enough to find a partner yet.
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Foinavon
When: 11 Jun 20 14:08
I've been adopted by several of them, the trick is not to let them in your house. There is now the equivalent of a feline food bank in a sheltered spot of my garden.
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saddo
When: 11 Jun 20 14:15
She's not feral. Lived a few hundred yards away at a customer of mine. Decided to leave and move here last year, the woman came to pick her up but had a new partner in tow, I think he may be the reason the cat left. she returned here in the winter very scared of men.
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zorrostrikes
When: 11 Jun 20 14:18
I went to a house in Hamilton, the lady left het house and contents to her 25 cats. I had one cat for thirteen years, a holy terror. One minute nice the next minute.. Who the fk are you human scum. I liked him. Miss ma cat. Vet was too quick to kill him. I think it was his teeth.
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Foinavon
When: 11 Jun 20 14:25
Perhaps she needs to find a new partner, saddo.
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