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Our downstairs neighbor just rang the doorbell. They'd found our cat, and he was happily in their apartment, with their two cats--in fact, I had some trouble extracting him and bringing him back up here. They hadn't even had time to see our signs: they'd just rung our bell because they believed we had a cat, and in fact our neighbor began by apologizing for ringing the bell so late, before asking if we had a cat.
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julian_tiger from under their coffee table, where he'd run when I first tried to pick him up, and carried him upstairs and in, squirming. He is now crunching his kibble, and I expect him to pull his fresh bowl of milk over any moment.
I pulled
julian_tiger from under their coffee table, where he'd run when I first tried to pick him up, and carried him upstairs and in, squirming. He is now crunching his kibble, and I expect him to pull his fresh bowl of milk over any moment.Tags:
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Is JT telling you he'd appreciate having another cat join the family?
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I'm happy to know he's home, though. Hope he is too!