Stories you tell yourself about your pets

That's a wonderful picture, Bae! Thanks for posting it for us.

okay---here's something you may find fascinating. So anyway---after doing much f-book research, i found that one o' the descendants of this lady(see photo), are f-book friends with someone in Ak Attachment 6448who lived in the same itty bitty town in iowa, where AK's most notorious serial killer grew up. y'see--that lady lived in Ak, and her brother in Doo-Doo town put a bomb on an airliner headed for Ak. Yup. Pretty amayzeen coincidence, i say.

Getting back to stories we concoct about our pets, this guy is pretty funny sometimes:

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19GMumQ2w1/

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Originally Posted by rosarugosa

Getting back to stories we concoct about our pets, this guy is pretty funny sometimes:

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19GMumQ2w1/

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I watch him on Instagram. He is a veterinarian in real life who obviously loves cats. One of his cats, I think Nuggie, is neurologically impaired.

okay---have anya you kids noticed that Brown Tabbies seemta buddy up and hang together? Just curious.

No, my brown tabby has no one like himself to hang with because I do not hoard cats as you seem to.

okay---Faux, Faux, Faux; is there something of value that you wish to contribute to the conversation, here? But anyway-- The subject here was Brown Tabbies. They must know they are each brown tabbies. The BT's I've had seem to hang together, that's all. Just from REAL experience---not Tee-Vee and novels from the lirrrrrrarry.

We have never had more than one brown tabby at a time, so I haven't had an opportunity to test this theory. We've had brown tabbies sequentially: Humphrey, Silvio, and then Raymond (current resident).

Wow, RR! Brown tabbies are a special breed---er, I mean--coat color. But yeah---over the years, I've had prolly a Dozen. Yup.

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Originally Posted by ToomuchStuff

So the cats I had were adopted by me because I was close. The other person, well they would have ended up at what sounds like her "animal farm." So no to Miss Clarkson.

I contacted their former owner, through the caretaker, sibling, employee of the above, and they would be happy to have them back home.
I handed them off to her and her son today and they just stayed relaxed and there was no meowing like there has been when I have had to transport them between homes. I thanked them for the opportunity to watch those cute little furry faces (Miki the trans cat that was neutered and everyone thought was a girl at first, and Kit, the runt of the liter sibling/dominant one) and will miss them.
If I survive this, I did ask and get a visitation right.
If I beat this, I will probably adopt an older cat again, as both prior pets were elderly (dog and cat). My mom, now is thinking about a kitten. I will miss those two, but there was no meowing when they went into their arms. I think I made the right move.

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I forgot to comment earlier on your post. That is great that your cats are carefully placed and safe. Thank you for doing that for them.