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spinbaby

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10. These are not really feral

Sat Feb 3, 2024, 11:04 AM

Feb 2024

After the initial panic, they calm down and are manageable. The one I got yesterday got loose while I was getting him into his cage. Total panic—he was flinging himself in every direction and managed to break a lamp in the process. I just put food, litter, and a cardboard box in the bathroom and left him overnight. This morning he had eaten, pooped, was sitting in the box, and was accepting pets. He now lives in the bathroom. Lots of treats, lots of pets, and hopefully these will be adoptable cats. If they aren’t, I’ll probably be living with 15 cats.

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Rough going with the rescues [View all] spinbaby Feb 2024 OP

Bast's blessings to you for rescuing those sad, abused babies. May they heal niyad Feb 2024 #1

Awwww, the world is lucky to have people like you. blm Feb 2024 #2

Thank you. Bless you for doing this. onecaliberal Feb 2024 #3

Poor babies. Thank you so much for taking on this huge challenge. nt spooky3 Feb 2024 #4

You are amazing to take this on. I hope you are able to find good homes brer cat Feb 2024 #5

Thank you for helping these poor kitties. Sky Jewels Feb 2024 #6

You may have already tried this or may be gearing up to chowder66 Feb 2024 #7

These are not really feral spinbaby Feb 2024 #10

Oh boy do you ever have your hands full! chowder66 Feb 2024 #11

The right diet can help GardenGnome Feb 2024 #8

Wow. Poor babies. How awful to be shut away like that. 58Sunliner Feb 2024 #9

I watched the Grey Gardens movie many years ago. Big Edie & Little Edie both seemed to be japple Feb 2024 #12