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Siwsan

(27,625 posts)

2. Yea, I do try, though.

Reply to lastlib (Reply #1)

Sun Sep 22, 2024, 12:47 PM

Sep 2024

Arthur, Gryff and Carys are such well behaved kid cats. Madoc, who looks like he's never missed a meal and found a few extra, is another story. He's also the ONLY one who knocks things to the floor!

BUT his purr is loud, his meows are sweet and his snuggles are warm so I forgive his fake starving act and his obsession with clearing flat surfaces.

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Breakfast time, at this home for wayward felines, is at 6am. NOT 4:30am [View all] Siwsan Sep 2024 OP

You're telling us YOU make the rules in their house?? lastlib Sep 2024 #1

Yea, I do try, though. Siwsan Sep 2024 #2

Glad to see your therspist is workimg! Karadeniz Sep 2024 #3

Also finding an empathetic, kind and caring FNP has helped, immensely Siwsan Sep 2024 #4

This is wonderful news....and about time !!!! Karadeniz Sep 2024 #5

On weekend I used to keep my bedroom door closed so my cat wouldn't jump on us to demand we feed her kimbutgar Sep 2024 #6

Aren't our furry little alarm clocks wonderful? I ws surprised that mine let me niyad Sep 2024 #7

I pretty much had the same experience last night. iscooterliberally Sep 2024 #8

It is the beginning... 2naSalit Sep 2024 #9

You haven't lived until . . . Aussie105 Sep 2024 #10