Hi, Catalina. Yes, marking the bottom of the page with cat paws also works, but what do you do if you don’t have a cat? And doesn’t the cat mind?
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There’s a cat in your alley Leo.
Open your door lol. Enough for any cat deprived person. I’ve part time adopted a street cat. I call him Brutus.
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Hi, Xicano. Statistically, there are 10.8 million cats in the UK , but I haven’t owned one (or one hasn’t owned me) in about thirty years; there are five dogs on my side of the street, and they’ve learned to stop barking at me. I don’t think they’d be keen on paw duty, though. My brother has a garden – he gets a few six-dinner-Sids coming in through the cat flap. I hear you have a kitten on the way you’re having second thoughts about. I’m sure once it arrives you will lose your heart to it. I used to have a cat that would stand on the roof of the attic room where I lived and watched me every morning till I was out of sight on my way to work.
Hi, Catalina. Yes, marking the bottom of the page with cat paws also works, but what do you do if you don’t have a cat? And doesn’t the cat mind?
There’s a cat in your alley Leo.
Open your door lol. Enough for any cat deprived person. I’ve part time adopted a street cat. I call him Brutus.
Hi, Xicano. Statistically, there are 10.8 million cats in the UK , but I haven’t owned one (or one hasn’t owned me) in about thirty years; there are five dogs on my side of the street, and they’ve learned to stop barking at me. I don’t think they’d be keen on paw duty, though. My brother has a garden – he gets a few six-dinner-Sids coming in through the cat flap. I hear you have a kitten on the way you’re having second thoughts about. I’m sure once it arrives you will lose your heart to it. I used to have a cat that would stand on the roof of the attic room where I lived and watched me every morning till I was out of sight on my way to work.