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On ‎11‎/‎18‎/‎2016 at 7:46 AM, Sechtdamon said:

We lost tuxedo 2 hours ago. She got virus infection vet said. I'll bring others to the serious university animal hospital on Monday.

Bless you for the love you give to these little ones.

RIP Tuxedo.

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12 minutes ago, Absorbine_Sr said:

Bless you for the love you give to these little ones.

RIP Tuxedo.

Thank you sir.

 

Actually I said "f.ck natural selection" and took the little ones in my home and started vaccines.

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21 hours ago, Craig Sawyers said:

No animal I know sleeps with such sheer abandon as a cat

Not my cat, but this could easily be a picture of my Bobby when he was younger.  Now he either meatloafs or lies on his back.

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Posted (edited)

I was looking at Umut's pictures and I found these pics:

I found him on the walk side, It was winter and pretty cold, he got deep teeth marks on his chest and I took him home to cure his wounds.

Umut, when I brought him home:

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Umut, after few months (like before/after pictures):

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And him, sleeping like hoomans:

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My familiy started to love cats with him and started to care street animals.

Moral of the story: Never judge street animals by their looks. :)

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I never really liked cats, beyond the stray I lovingly called "Gizmo" back in the 80s, who moved on after a while. I also realized I was highly allergic to cats back then, and my son has been as well (he once petted a cat at his grandmother's house and his eye swelled shut for a while.)

Fast forward a bit and there was a roaming neighborhood cat who the kids would see walking to/from school. They wound up getting attached and we wound up putting out food and water. Then it got cold and we started letting him in to eat. Then it got colder and he started hanging out inside a little more. Now he has a couple types of food, a litter box, and has his choice of places to sleep if he feels like hanging out.

As we are fans of Scrubs, he has Ben donned "John-Dorian."

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**BRENT**

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Look who I found at my hotel:

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That good creature is really kind and helpful to me.

The other is the owner of the armchair and the whole street. And pretty badass.

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9 hours ago, MexicanDragon said:

I never really liked cats, beyond the stray I lovingly called "Gizmo" back in the 80s, who moved on after a while. I also realized I was highly allergic to cats back then, and my son has been as well (he once petted a cat at his grandmother's house and his eye swelled shut for a while.)

Fast forward a bit and there was a roaming neighborhood cat who the kids would see walking to/from school. They wound up getting attached and we wound up putting out food and water. Then it got cold and we started letting him in to eat. Then it got colder and he started hanging out inside a little more. Now he has a couple types of food, a litter box, and has his choice of places to sleep if he feels like hanging out.

As we are fans of Scrubs, he has Ben donned "John-Dorian."

So what is being done about the allergies?  I highly recommend addressing them now, otherwise it will all end in heartbreak.

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Shelter After some snowing:

 

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Cotton (he goes out in morning, comes back at night):

 

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Btw they became lovers. I mean they also started to hump already, ffs they are 8 months old.

 

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And the last, Cutipie napping with my mom

 

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