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01.10.2013 13:08
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pmgr111 says:
Arturro "hiding"...I have a question for you Picato users. How do you access Picato daily? I have had the Picaro gadget on my iGoogle home page for several years. Google is elimination iGoogle at the end of this month. I've enjoyed seeing the new cats posted every day right on my home page. Do most of you go to Picato.net every day to see the new cat pictures?
pmgr111 says:Arturro "hiding"...I have a question for you Picato users. How do you access Picato daily? I have had the Picaro gadget on my iGoogle home page for several years. Google is elimination iGoogle at the end of this month. I've enjoyed seeing the new cats posted every day right on my home page. Do most of you go to Picato.net every day to see the new cat pictures?
01.10.2013 06:40
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tele_mark says:
I'm not thinking he's going to go anywhere. It complicates things as a rescuer, because if you keep every cat that fits in then you become a hoarder. But he and his family were minding their business in my yard and I trapped him, so I'm pretty much responsible. But he's fit in so quickly and seamlessly I'd have a hard time passing him on. Plus, he's passed the "Floppy Test" -- this is the first rescue ever I've seen Floppy take to. I just hope I can get his sibling. I caught a glimpse of he/she again last nigh driving home, about 1/4 mile from here, just running into the woods as I rounded a bend. So he/she at least is still evading the coyotes. The trap is set tonite, wish me luck.
tele_mark says:I'm not thinking he's going to go anywhere. It complicates things as a rescuer, because if you keep every cat that fits in then you become a hoarder. But he and his family were minding their business in my yard and I trapped him, so I'm pretty much responsible. But he's fit in so quickly and seamlessly I'd have a hard time passing him on. Plus, he's passed the "Floppy Test" -- this is the first rescue ever I've seen Floppy take to. I just hope I can get his sibling. I caught a glimpse of he/she again last nigh driving home, about 1/4 mile from here, just running into the woods as I rounded a bend. So he/she at least is still evading the coyotes. The trap is set tonite, wish me luck.
