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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.
"Not Our Cat, Assisting Me With A Charity Yoga Challenge And Getting Comfy In Our Son's Room. He's Called Zimba (The Cat, Not My Son). We Don't Feed Him But He Drops By For Tummy Rubs About 10 Times A Day"
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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.