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06/23/2012 3:23 PM
NancyOttawa wrote: kleigh11 wrote: Maybe you should take both, separating them seems like it would be so hard on them, you should go meet both before you decide.Not everyone has space for 2 cats. I live in a small condo and I don't have space for 2 litter boxes either. She says in the ad she would be ok with separating them. And of course I'm going to see the cat before I decide.
kleigh11 wrote: Maybe you should take both, separating them seems like it would be so hard on them, you should go meet both before you decide.
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06/23/2012 3:32 PM
zippityboomboom wrote:Around here, the shelters are overflowing, so they're doing $10 adoptions.
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06/23/2012 7:29 PM
JCcai wrote:zippityboomboom wrote:Around here, the shelters are overflowing, so they're doing $10 adoptions.Seattle Humane Society are doing Free Cat (and Bunny) Adoptions for this month... I had to do a side-eye on that.
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06/23/2012 7:43 PM
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NancyOttawa wrote:kleigh11 wrote:Maybe you should take both, separating them seems like it would be so hard on them, you should go meet both before you decide.Not everyone has space for 2 cats. I live in a small condo and I don't have space for 2 litter boxes either. She says in the ad she would be ok with separating them. And of course I'm going to see the cat before I decide.
kleigh11 wrote:Maybe you should take both, separating them seems like it would be so hard on them, you should go meet both before you decide.
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