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28.06.2012 02:10
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tele_mark says:
They're three brothers, born in the ceiling of the 300 sf apartment I was living in, in Manchester, NH. I kept these three, and have to live forever with the fact that I lost three of the brothers when I adopted them out when I didn't see a way out of my housing dilemma (long since solved because the existence of the three and Mom Daisy made me find a way to buy a house). I used to be kidded about the fact the rodents in the walls of my apartment got treated like crap, but when I got an "infestation" of cats in the ceiling, they ended up being treated better than royalty.
tele_mark says:They're three brothers, born in the ceiling of the 300 sf apartment I was living in, in Manchester, NH. I kept these three, and have to live forever with the fact that I lost three of the brothers when I adopted them out when I didn't see a way out of my housing dilemma (long since solved because the existence of the three and Mom Daisy made me find a way to buy a house). I used to be kidded about the fact the rodents in the walls of my apartment got treated like crap, but when I got an "infestation" of cats in the ceiling, they ended up being treated better than royalty.
28.06.2012 02:10
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tele_mark says:
They're three brothers, born in the ceiling of the 300 sf apartment I was living in, in Manchester, NH. I kept these three, and have to live forever with the fact that I lost three of the brothers when I adopted them out when I didn't see a way out of my housing dilemma (long since solved because the existence of the three and Mom Daisy made me find a way to buy a house). I used to be kidded about the fact the rodents in the walls of my apartment got treated like crap, but when I got an "infestation" of cats in the ceiling, they ended up being treated better than royalty.
tele_mark says:They're three brothers, born in the ceiling of the 300 sf apartment I was living in, in Manchester, NH. I kept these three, and have to live forever with the fact that I lost three of the brothers when I adopted them out when I didn't see a way out of my housing dilemma (long since solved because the existence of the three and Mom Daisy made me find a way to buy a house). I used to be kidded about the fact the rodents in the walls of my apartment got treated like crap, but when I got an "infestation" of cats in the ceiling, they ended up being treated better than royalty.
28.06.2012 00:56
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Claire says:
Reposted this pic to point something out...I adopted Claire from a Petsmart, but couldn't take possession for 3 weeks, so she went back to her foster home till I could pick her up. Last time I saw her at the store she looked perfect, and when I went to pick her up to take her home...it's tough to tell here because her pink scalp looks kind of orange...that's a giant bald spot on top of her head! The foster/rescue people I think were worried I was going to pass, but I figured, aw jeez, nobody else is going to want her like this, I better look after the little monkey. It started growing back 2 weeks later. The vet reckoned it was just the stress of having the litter, and being shuffled back and forth between homes, and pet stores.
Claire says:Reposted this pic to point something out...I adopted Claire from a Petsmart, but couldn't take possession for 3 weeks, so she went back to her foster home till I could pick her up. Last time I saw her at the store she looked perfect, and when I went to pick her up to take her home...it's tough to tell here because her pink scalp looks kind of orange...that's a giant bald spot on top of her head! The foster/rescue people I think were worried I was going to pass, but I figured, aw jeez, nobody else is going to want her like this, I better look after the little monkey. It started growing back 2 weeks later. The vet reckoned it was just the stress of having the litter, and being shuffled back and forth between homes, and pet stores.
27.06.2012 19:57
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