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Cat Health
11 / 21 / 2009

yesterday when i was mowing my yard i decided to chase the kittens around my yard. unfortunatley 3 of the kittens fell and were hit my my mower. i promptly gather what kitten entrails and limbs i could find and put them into my freezer. i then found and killed the kittens who were not [...]

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Cat Behavior
11 / 20 / 2009

My cats were never friendly before they were three years old! Now they are four and they go up to anyone they see! Do cats become more social and dependant on humans as tey get older?

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Cat Tales
11 / 20 / 2009

i was just wondering because tiger are AWSOME

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