theotherwaldo
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My sister was walking out to the front gate and heard a little "meep" coming from the wheel well of my old SUV.
She reached in and found a tiny Main coon tom cat, about a month old.
It was friendly and totally fearless, even in the face of our Border Jack, "Mister Peanut, Dog of Adventure", who usually cannot tolerate cats.
This little guy has set up housekeeping on our front porch and is clearing the place of moths, spiders, lizards and almost anything else that moves.
He occasionally charms his way into the house and acts the clown, even winning over the dog (to a certain extent - Peanut is still a bit suspicious).
I suspect that we have this kitten because some college student just abandoned him, like they do to thousands of other pets each year when it is too much trouble to take them back home.
We named him Jizargo after a video game character and plan to have him fixed as soon as he is big enough. A dirty trick, I know.
Have you ever wound up with a pet this way?
She reached in and found a tiny Main coon tom cat, about a month old.
It was friendly and totally fearless, even in the face of our Border Jack, "Mister Peanut, Dog of Adventure", who usually cannot tolerate cats.
This little guy has set up housekeeping on our front porch and is clearing the place of moths, spiders, lizards and almost anything else that moves.
He occasionally charms his way into the house and acts the clown, even winning over the dog (to a certain extent - Peanut is still a bit suspicious).
I suspect that we have this kitten because some college student just abandoned him, like they do to thousands of other pets each year when it is too much trouble to take them back home.
We named him Jizargo after a video game character and plan to have him fixed as soon as he is big enough. A dirty trick, I know.
Have you ever wound up with a pet this way?
