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New pet

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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  • HI,

    I get Your cat magazine and the last few issues have tackled the issue-so the advice on going to the council e.t.c is in back issues. It's very good. Dog magazines are great too- i.e your dog. Do you get any of these magazines? They are jam packed with advice.

    My cat is very well looked after, i am abe to keep an eye and scout the area and lock him in accordingly-sometimes he is locked in way before his curfew.

    The rare times i am able to cry, i feel refreshed, relieved and catharthasised.

    I think we are privalidged to have that special bond and understanding with animals. I expect that people with aspergers e.t.c whom don't connect with animals/like caring for them and have huge upset/distress when they come across certain personality types,  may get the same relaxing feeling, interest with something else, like walking amongst nature, reading,baking. Hope so, because i know how bad it can be with people and it is nice to have animals that just love and dote on you and don't control you. Or something calming that takes them away from people/rules.

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  • HI,

    I get Your cat magazine and the last few issues have tackled the issue-so the advice on going to the council e.t.c is in back issues. It's very good. Dog magazines are great too- i.e your dog. Do you get any of these magazines? They are jam packed with advice.

    My cat is very well looked after, i am abe to keep an eye and scout the area and lock him in accordingly-sometimes he is locked in way before his curfew.

    The rare times i am able to cry, i feel refreshed, relieved and catharthasised.

    I think we are privalidged to have that special bond and understanding with animals. I expect that people with aspergers e.t.c whom don't connect with animals/like caring for them and have huge upset/distress when they come across certain personality types,  may get the same relaxing feeling, interest with something else, like walking amongst nature, reading,baking. Hope so, because i know how bad it can be with people and it is nice to have animals that just love and dote on you and don't control you. Or something calming that takes them away from people/rules.

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