I has a new cutie!

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Mousebaby

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He may look a little familiar. :whistle: His name was Rascal, but after meeting him in person we decided he was to be named Pugsley.

Please welcome Pugsley to my kitty family...

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Congradulations to all of you!!

One of the photos I took of "Pugsley", August 23, 2007:
 

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Sonsie

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The mighty Al-Sonsie!
Such a pretty kitty! Lovely markings. BTW Pugsly is what I call my 2 year old son when he is being a difficult little twerp. :lol:
 
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You all ever see this little cartoon? It always makes me think of a high strung cat lady I worked with some years back. Geeze... 7 cats mousebaby? And I thought I had serious cat litter burn out with 2.
 

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Sonsie said:
You all ever see this little cartoon? It always makes me think of a high strung cat lady I worked with some years back. Geeze... 7 cats mousebaby? And I thought I had serious cat litter burn out with 2.
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Ok, so what happens if I get too much of both? :whistle:



Oh and we go through two 40 .lb buckets of cat litter a month, plus I use regular cat litter in my cat box that I have stashed in my walk-in. I use that in there so the little tiny pieces of litter doesn't get ground into my carpet. But I always use Fresh Step and nothing else!
 
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Mousebaby said:
Ok, so what happens if I get too much of both? :whistle:

Oh and we go through two 40 .lb buckets of cat litter a month, plus I use regular cat litter in my cat box that I have stashed in my walk-in. I use that in there so the little tiny pieces of litter doesn't get ground into my carpet. But I always use Fresh Step and nothing else!
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Didn't know there could be too much of the second! I'm moving out to the middle of nowhere soon out west. I look forward to having a kitty door and allowing my babies a little free range instead of my tiny privacy fenced yard. Hopefully that will cut back on the litter changing too. We are a tidy cat family.
 
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Sonsie said:
Didn't know there could be too much of the second! I'm moving out to the middle of nowhere soon out west. I look forward to having a kitty door and allowing my babies a little free range instead of my tiny privacy fenced yard. Hopefully that will cut back on the litter changing too. We are a tidy cat family.
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Apparently your still young if you still want lots of the second :lol:

You get to be my age you want sleep more then you want the other! :lmao:

Better be careful, the further out west you go there are more chances of your cats being eaten by other animals, like coyotes! :faint:
 
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Mousebaby said:
Apparently your still young if you still want lots of the second :lol:

You get to be my age you want sleep more then you want the other! :lmao:

Better be careful, the further out west you go there are more chances of your cats being eaten by other animals, like coyotes! :faint:
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No I'm not young, and I have a 1 year old and a 2 year old. What was that second item again? Yawn.....

My kitties were Japanese apartment cats for most their lives, they don't roam far. They barely leave the deck even in my protected yard. I plan on a puppy, and ponies, and a few chickens for eggs maybe... I can't wait!
 
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