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my daughter's dilemma
sKePTiKal:
Your plan sounds good Hops. I think you have all the bases covered!
Kitties are quite self-sufficient and able to be left alone. I think they simply curl up and dream saber-tooth tiger kitty dreams and they don't have the same sense of time passing. When we get back after a week away, they'll stretch and look at us as if to say: oh? You're back already?? What'd you bring me?
teartracks:
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love,
Hops
Hops, hope this doesn't wax too Bibley.
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Hops,
I was too Bible-y. :|
tt
Hopalong:
Thanks, PR...hope so too!
This one doesn't fit the usual independent-kitty mold, though. (I'd had cats for decades until my last one died about 5 years ago.)
This fella was a declawed rescue when my D got him years ago. He has huge abandonment issues, and howls when he's left alone or when situations are upset (which being the kitty of a young woman in turmoil and having to 'couch-surf' with her, has been the case) He's not quite the usual cat. A real sweetie but a neurotic one. (He also lost his sister-cat in the last year, as well as being on the road.)
We'll cope. If I don't get asthma from it, I'll be happy to give him some cuddles.
Very fond of him and hope he doesn't wail all night. If I keep my own stress low, that'll help him.
She promises to come back for him the following weekend.
Hops
BonesMS:
--- Quote from: Hopalong on January 15, 2012, 02:10:44 PM ---Thanks, PR...hope so too!
This one doesn't fit the usual independent-kitty mold, though. (I'd had cats for decades until my last one died about 5 years ago.)
This fella was a declawed rescue when my D got him years ago. He has huge abandonment issues, and howls when he's left alone or when situations are upset (which being the kitty of a young woman in turmoil and having to 'couch-surf' with her, has been the case) He's not quite the usual cat. A real sweetie but a neurotic one. (He also lost his sister-cat in the last year, as well as being on the road.)
We'll cope. If I don't get asthma from it, I'll be happy to give him some cuddles.
Very fond of him and hope he doesn't wail all night. If I keep my own stress low, that'll help him.
She promises to come back for him the following weekend.
Hops
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I wish I lived closer so I can come over and Kitty-sit...giving the four-legged fur baby a lot of one-on-one attention. I would enjoy spoiling that baby being kitty-grandma!
Bones
Hopalong:
Aww, thanks, Bones.
Prrrrrrrrrrr.
Hops
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