My 12 year old cat was going crazy by the window, I looked expecting to see a squirrel, and instead saw this pintsized nugget cowering between the glass and the screen. No chip, no snip, covered in fleas, and very hungry. We got her sorted with the routine medicals and brought her home to look after her while we find her forever home. The grumpy old man cat seems to have warmed to her, and I’m REALLY hoping they don’t bond because we don’t need a fourth!

  • Annoyed_🦀 @monyet.cc
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    2 months ago

    I’m REALLY hoping they don’t bond because we don’t need a fourth!

    May the Fourth be with you.

    Jkjk that’s what i thought too when i pick this little naughty boy off the street, so now i have 4 cats.

    Same story with my 3rd cat lol.

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      2 months ago

      Working titles of Twiglet and Sassy Anne. Hubs likes the latter, mainly so he can call her Sass-quatch.

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    2 months ago

    The universe has clearly decided that you need another cat. Who are you to disagree with the universe?

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      2 months ago

      The universe is a bitch. She’s gorgeous and adorable but I’m getting older and can’t keep up with a kitten!

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    2 months ago

    covered in fleas

    What’s the protocol for bringing in flea and potentially disease borne pint sized nuggets from the wild without those fleas hopping off the pint sized nugget and into your carpet, bathroom rug, etc? Do you just not bring her inside until she’s been treated or something else?