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One 1 year ago
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Midge 1 year ago
a lot of "not my cat" probably bullsh#t
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Woody 1 year ago
#11 They are assuming the cat belonged to the moved neighbor, there is no evidence of that so they might be stealing someone's cat.
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Woody 1 year ago
Just remember, cats are very social, and just because they hang out does NOT mean you should feed them. My cat was on a special diet but put on a bunch of weight because my neighbor would leave food outside her apartment (which was a building violation). He was actually quite sick for a long while until I caught her.
"Husband Was Grilling Chicken On Our Porch With Our Poodle. “Mike” The Cat Belongs To The Neighbor But Thinks Our House Is Pretty Cool. We Live On 3-4 Acres Per House So He Makes A Significant Trip To Visit"
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One 1 year ago
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Midge 1 year ago
a lot of "not my cat" probably bullsh#t
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Woody 1 year ago
#11 They are assuming the cat belonged to the moved neighbor, there is no evidence of that so they might be stealing someone's cat.
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Woody 1 year ago
Just remember, cats are very social, and just because they hang out does NOT mean you should feed them. My cat was on a special diet but put on a bunch of weight because my neighbor would leave food outside her apartment (which was a building violation). He was actually quite sick for a long while until I caught her.