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crispy 11 year s ago
Clean it up only to euthanize it! Well, he died clean...
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LOLMASTER5000 11 year s ago
How do you know it was euthanised? I was going to make some comment about that pussy getting shaved, but I don't think I will now...
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Unknown 11 year s ago
are his masters that we should euthanize it has not become as big rummaging through the trash in the area.
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LOLMASTER5000 11 year s ago
Riiiight
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Peanut 11 year s ago
If the cat was going to be killed, they wouldn't have bothered taking the time to shave it. Hopefully, the poor critter will get a new home and a decent person to look after him.
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izzimyfizzi 11 year s ago
How the fuck does a cat end up like that?
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Peanut 11 year s ago
An uncaring, neglectful and, most likely, abusive 'owner'. That's how.
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gigantes 11 year s ago
first cat i ever had made it to 22 and passed away just a few years back. unfortunately as her arthritis worsened and treatment for it lost efficacy, she lost the will-power / ability to groom herself, and this kind of thing happened amazingly quickly if i missed brushing her even just a few days. she was a shorthair, but i've also seen this happen to longhairs just like this. i hate to think of an animal in the wild with this problem.
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LOLMASTER5000 11 year s ago
How do you know it was euthanised? I was going to make some comment about that pussy getting shaved, but I don't think I will now...
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Unknown 11 year s ago
are his masters that we should euthanize it has not become as big rummaging through the trash in the area.
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Peanut 11 year s ago
If the cat was going to be killed, they wouldn't have bothered taking the time to shave it. Hopefully, the poor critter will get a new home and a decent person to look after him.
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gigantes 11 year s ago
first cat i ever had made it to 22 and passed away just a few years back. unfortunately as her arthritis worsened and treatment for it lost efficacy, she lost the will-power / ability to groom herself, and this kind of thing happened amazingly quickly if i missed brushing her even just a few days. she was a shorthair, but i've also seen this happen to longhairs just like this. i hate to think of an animal in the wild with this problem.