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We have a Siamese cat we got from a rescue place that closed in PA. He is an indoor cat, declawed, and very very loving. Problem is he loves to eat socks (keep away from sockgirl), and some stuffed animals. He goes out of his way to get to them such as go into the dirty cloths hamper or in the clean cloth basket of folded cloths. Later in the day I see a pair of socks in his food dish that he hunted out.
Now that we have a 2 year old and another baby on the way, it is harder to make sure all socks and stuffed toys are picked up. I am thinking of trying to find a new home for him where someone does not have alot of stuffed animals laying around or socks left in the open where he can eat. It gets old after while and the vet said it could be do to him being seperated from momma cat while a kitten. They said try some kind of altering drug but I am not into that. Just wondered if anyone here would be interested in a sock eatting lovable siamese cat.
Now that we have a 2 year old and another baby on the way, it is harder to make sure all socks and stuffed toys are picked up. I am thinking of trying to find a new home for him where someone does not have alot of stuffed animals laying around or socks left in the open where he can eat. It gets old after while and the vet said it could be do to him being seperated from momma cat while a kitten. They said try some kind of altering drug but I am not into that. Just wondered if anyone here would be interested in a sock eatting lovable siamese cat.
We were all talking about that kitten at 
that Friday night I went... we were wondering what happened to her... now we know...
I didn't allow myself to become too attached. She was beginning to have trouble breathing, so the decision was made to let her go before she started suffering.