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James K

Hi,

Today I heartely visited the RSPCA and then had to be turned away because they were closed.

Having decided to buy a cat, I felt the need to really be secure in my decision.

I decided on a cat that was loving in return. Potential for some good adventures with my cat indoors for a few weeks. Fully ready.

Lots Of love

James

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  • Oh that sounds awful about your poor cat getting beaten up by another cat in the neighbourhood! Could you ring the RSPCA? Maybe they could find the aggressive cat's owner and talk to them? It is terrible that is causing so much harm to your cat and anxiety for you!

    i suppose that is one benefit of having a dog vs a cat. You don't have to worry about them wandering around by themselves. I would worry a lot too and probably keep my cat indoors. 

    And you are right about crying being a stress reliever. I don't ever allow myself to cry unless I feel really really bad. I just bottle everything up inside. I know that isn't healthy but I always got yelled at for crying when I was a kid, so learned that it was better not to.

    my chinchillas have been very happy lately. They do this very cute nibbling on your fingers, hand, foot or ear when they are feeling happy and want to bond with you. 

    our puppy is now learning to lift his leg as he passes bushes, corners, post boxes, etc. it is very funny when he doesn't get the balance right though and nearly falls over! And he got confused the other day and lifted his front paw as well as his back leg too!

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  • Oh that sounds awful about your poor cat getting beaten up by another cat in the neighbourhood! Could you ring the RSPCA? Maybe they could find the aggressive cat's owner and talk to them? It is terrible that is causing so much harm to your cat and anxiety for you!

    i suppose that is one benefit of having a dog vs a cat. You don't have to worry about them wandering around by themselves. I would worry a lot too and probably keep my cat indoors. 

    And you are right about crying being a stress reliever. I don't ever allow myself to cry unless I feel really really bad. I just bottle everything up inside. I know that isn't healthy but I always got yelled at for crying when I was a kid, so learned that it was better not to.

    my chinchillas have been very happy lately. They do this very cute nibbling on your fingers, hand, foot or ear when they are feeling happy and want to bond with you. 

    our puppy is now learning to lift his leg as he passes bushes, corners, post boxes, etc. it is very funny when he doesn't get the balance right though and nearly falls over! And he got confused the other day and lifted his front paw as well as his back leg too!

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