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desertguy1954 Community Regular

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When I look at my old cat purchased many years ago at a feed store i think how fortunate I was for her to find me. By keeping this daily click going hopefully others will find that special friend.

JT Brooklyn Mentor

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When I look at my old cat purchased many years ago at a feed store i think how fortunate I was for her to find me. By keeping this daily click going hopefully others will find that special friend.

 

Hopefully so! These days 2 Hours with a "Working Guy" Rate instead can keep a Pet Happy & Healthy for quite awhile not to mention the Unconditional Love aspect! ;)

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Bosguy Community Regular

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Here's our bump and click. C'mon the rest of you guys. So many on the Forum have cherished 4-legged loved ones (or cherished memories of them). Click for all the love you've been given so that more of these wonderful beings can experience the same

 

Bill and Longfellow

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JT Brooklyn Mentor

JT Brooklyn

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Time for The Annual Holiday Reminders for the less fortunate Homeless Dogs/Cats that will "If Lucky" with the support of caring Humans be spending their Holidays in the Shelters around the Country! Please Click it's a Free gesture of caring..http://www.animalrescuesite.com

Bosguy Community Regular

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Click and support the agencies that work so hard to save these wonderful beings that so many of us have had the privilege of having spent quality time with.

 

Here's a click for Longfellow, Buster, Chloe, Nanook, Raison, and Shadow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Boston Bill

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bigvalboy Grand Master

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Click so our furry 4 legged friends can have a nice holiday meal.

 

Thanks Travis for the reminder. If everyone just decided not to have that next meal "out" and donated that money to these worthy organizations, just think how much good could be done.

Travis69 Grand Master

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I am taking care of two cats for my friends who will be away for Xmas. Have done it before and it's been fun but this time one of the cats has an ear infection so I have to give it drops twice a day. First I have to find the cat who loves to hide, then catch it so I can hold it and then apply the drops in the ears. By the end of the holiday I will be one bloody scratched up mess!!!!

seeker630 Community Regular

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I am taking care of two cats for my friends who will be away for Xmas. Have done it before and it's been fun but this time one of the cats has an ear infection so I have to give it drops twice a day. First I have to find the cat who loves to hide, then catch it so I can hold it and then apply the drops in the ears. By the end of the holiday I will be one bloody scratched up mess!!!!

 

They must be VERY good friends! (And they're lucky to have you!) :)

bigvalboy Grand Master

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I am taking care of two cats for my friends who will be away for Xmas. Have done it before and it's been fun but this time one of the cats has an ear infection so I have to give it drops twice a day. First I have to find the cat who loves to hide, then catch it so I can hold it and then apply the drops in the ears. By the end of the holiday I will be one bloody scratched up mess!!!!

 

 

 

Lol lol....I have a friend who is caring for his sick cat now, and yes, they do scratch. This Holiday season, my donation money is going to my pet. She needs an operation which I was told is somewhere just north of $1,800 not including meds...OUCH!!!

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purplekow Grand Master

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Every once and again I get a private message inquiring about Rusty, my paralyzed dog. Now 18 months after the diagnosis of progressive neuropathy in which the life expectancy was about 3 months, Rusty is plugging along. She is not able to walk and as a result, she needs to be carried everywhere. She is not in any discernible pain. She is still quite loving and responsive to affection. A lot of time is invested in her care each day, but I get a unique sense of fulfillment from caring for her and for a 17 year old dog, she is looking a bit grey in the face but otherwise quite fetching.

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