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  1. #1
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    omg putput...too cute!

    Time to share my girls now

    Here are Clementine and Pixar:
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    Pixar was blind and ended up having cancer. She's the featureless one on the right.

    This is Clementine now - the only photo where she doesn't just look like a blob.
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    And this is Skunk, who I got to keep Clementine company after Pixar died.
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  2. #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by jessmarimba View Post
    Time to share my girls now

    Here are Clementine and Pixar:

    Pixar was blind and ended up having cancer. She's the featureless one on the right.

    And this is Skunk, who I got to keep Clementine company after Pixar died.
    I love black cats. sorry about Pixar, but glad you had her.
    Skunk looks lazy, LOL.
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    Oooh, not my doggies, but check out the great dogs performing in this video by OkGo "White Knuckles" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHlJO...layer_embedded

    (these are the guys who did the great dancing on treadmills video a few years ago.)

    !! Extra credit if you can spot the goat! Yes, there is a goat in this doggie video !!
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    anyone see this yet? it's amazing what she does!!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc9xq-TVyHI

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    Quote Originally Posted by KnottedYet View Post
    Oooh, not my doggies, but check out the great dogs performing in this video by OkGo "White Knuckles" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHlJO...layer_embedded

    (these are the guys who did the great dancing on treadmills video a few years ago.)

    !! Extra credit if you can spot the goat! Yes, there is a goat in this doggie video !!
    Coo! I get the extra credit too - I saw the goat I like their sense of humor!

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    This is mama cat. Her owner of 10 years or so had rescued her as a young "feral" cat. Mama was very pregnant at the time. Her dad for 10 years adopted out all but one of babies and kept both mama and one of her son Buddy.

    About a year ago, her dad died in the kitchen and for about a week, Mama Cat, Buddy and a third cat named Pepper survived without fresh water and food. They were found when the police finally broke in to find out what had happened. The three ended up in a kill-shelter. Both Mama and Pepper were labeled feral.

    The neighbor who I never met had posted a sign all over the neighborhood within a day of being picked up. On that day, my internet connection at the house wasn't working and I ended up at a neighborhood coffee house called JavaMan (great place if you are in Hermosa Beach Ca.) and there I found her story. They had Wi-Fi there. Anyway, I contacted the gal and helped her with getting all three cats out of the kill-shelter. It helps when I have connection through our cat rescue group.

    A few month past by and I ended up fostering mama. She was scared at first. I made her a "nest" for her where she felt safe. And in January of this year when my job was terminated, I started to spend quality time with mama. Get her out of her shell, develop trust in me... She eventually would sit in my lap, bury her head in my arm, sleep on my pillow. And she talked to me. Very personable. Bit demanding with bit of an attitude. cute though.

    But she didn't get along with my pride and eventually she went back to the gal who initially posted the fliers. That was two months ago. Then on Monday, I got a call from her. Wanted me to look over her. She had a growth under her teets.

    We took her into my vet yesterday and confirmed that it was a tumor. In less than 60days it went from nothing to something about 2inches in diameter and about 1/4 inch thick to about 1/2 inch with very rough margin. The vet said she could feel it up and down her belly near from the fore leg all the way to the groin area. Oncologist tend to get bit of a cold feet just from a needle biopsy and would prefer a sizable chunk...

    We decided that if it is benign, we would leave it alone because of its extent. Healing time would not give her the quality of life. If it is malignant, it still would not give her the quality either. Live another 3 month in pain from post surgery... So we decided to let nature take its course. If it was me, I would do the same. She has few more month of quality life for the time remaining and when the time comes, she will let us know...

    She had a good life, a very lucky life. Saved from the street while pregnant, then be rescued out of a kill-shelter, her son Buddy and Pepper were adopted out. And she has a foster home now a permanent home with a gal who adores her.

    There is a place and time for all of us. I'm sad to see her go so soon... And I'm happy for her that she was one of the lucky "feral" cat to have had a nice comfortable home.

    I'm really glad I was part of her life.
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    Quote Originally Posted by smilingcat View Post
    I'm really glad I was part of her life.
    So is she.
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    mama cat sure has beat the odds and found love in so many places. She's a beauty!

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    Quote Originally Posted by smilingcat View Post
    This is mama cat.[...]

    I'm really glad I was part of her life.
    Look at the smile on her face. She's glad you were part of her life, too.
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    puppy for a week

    My roommate was very impulsive and brought home a puppy two days after moving in with me. There had been a casual conversation where he had asked if we'd be okay if he had a dog. we said yes thinking, "we like dogs. Dogs are accepted here." Not realizing he thought this meant he could get a puppy immediately. He soon found out how hard puppies are to take care of. The one person without the permanent job (me) got to raise it while he and my bf were at their full time jobs. Anyways, i was able to take a couple pictures of the puppy before my roommate unexpectedly took him back to the shelter after realizing that maybe when you have a full time job it is not a good time to have a puppy.

    His name was Teddy and was probably a terrier-chihuahua mix. I am confident that he got adopted quickly after being taken back to the humane society. He was way too cute not to be.
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