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Originally Posted by bugstrider
Alright!!!!Great news!!!! She knew what a good thing she had at your place. Congrats!!!
I don't know how people can do that with pets. We plucked up two that were abandon down the road for the same reason. They are living large at my parents ranch, AKA The Doolittle Farm. Horses, goats, sheep, mini donkeys, llama, chickens, turkeys, dogs, cats and a wayward lop eared bunny. Not including all of the other critters found in the area.
Squeak is lookin purdy cool too.[emoji6] Just a Kitty lookin for some family luvin. Overall, it sounds like a good news day for the Forum!!!
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Weird chain of events... young couple moved in two doors down with the cat... then had a baby... baby was grabby and the cat didn't dig it but was faster than the baby. The couple then got a puppy (a black or brown lab I think). As the baby and dog grew Squeak started spending more and more time in our back yard. We have a laundry downstairs with a cat door, my wife set Squeak up with a bed and food/water bowls on the washing machine (called her Squeak because of her tiny squeaky meow, the baby next door named her 'meow-meow' but I vetoed that when she became our cat). When the couple moved out they flat out said "she spends more time with you than us so you might as well keep her."
The last of the feral kitties my wife has trapped and we will foster out:
