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She looks like a keeper, and now you have a short-hair.

Is she outside only or in and out?


 

Hi Bryan. Yes, she's a keeper. One short-hair to four long-hairs. To my four inside cats' utter disgust, she's an in and out kitty. There's another short-hair outside cat that she gets to hang out with during the day.
 

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She certainly found her way into the right home. Lucky kitty cat.

Really glad to see a post here, OWL.
 

Thank you, Robin. I think she tries to tell me that she's sure happy here. She also gets to go outside during the day, and come back in when I get home. I don't think the other cats appreciate that. They probably want to go out, too. Maybe this coming spring, I will get a kennel to put indoor cats in so they can get used to being outside. Maybe not. I'm still thinking about it. I've tried to comment at your blog, but haven't figure out why it won't let me.
 

Hi again, Robin. I was able to comment on TNDB, today. I guess I just needed to stay signed in.
 

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