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Shalana
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Location: Istanbul
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| Thanks for all the info and all the replies. I'm very attached to my cat, so she comes with me. She's 20 years old now and in excellent health. She doesn't do a lot of running anymore, but I'll definitely buy her a harness for the airport, because she has slipped her collar. She's traveled by plane before and is not bothered by noise - she actually goes out on the patio to watch July 4 fireworks going off in the street in front of our place. And no, she's not deaf - no sneaking into the kitchen in the middle of the night without her knowing. So, I'm not too worried about her freaking out, but you never know. She doesn't eat yogut, but I do, so thanks for the tip. |
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Baba Alex
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A cat, yesterday
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dmb
Joined: 12 Feb 2003
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^I'm intrigued by the lighting feature. Do you pull one of the stringy things for the light and the other stringy thing for the fan?
btw why is the cat so shocked? Is that its reaction to the disallowed Henry goal? |
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