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One day 5 years ago, my next door neighbor came to me with tears in his eyes – he had lost his job, his apartment and his car in one week! Since he didn’t have a car (and I already had 2 cats), he asked me if I would either take her or take her to a shelter. Since I am an old softie (and didn’t want to take a cat to a shelter), I agreed. It was traumatic for her at first – she spent the first 2 days staring at the door where she had last seen her “daddy” and tried to scratch a hole to get out! Now, she and I are buddies and she likes to sit in my lap and nudge the coffee cup out of my hand with her head! She is an old love!
Judy Ashton
Manchester, NH
Manchester, NH
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