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nomorenomore08

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4. We adopted an elderly tabby cat named Eddie (short for Edna) who was quite a handful in a different

Reply to Liberal_in_LA (Original post)

Wed Dec 17, 2014, 12:45 AM

Dec 2014

way. With humans she was mostly friendly and mellow, but having grown up as an only pet she had no tolerance for other cats - she was small, and emaciated due to a hyperactive thyroid, but could strike terror into cats twice her size just by hissing and yowling. Add the fact that she refused on an almost daily basis to use the litterbox - she much preferred the garage floor - and you can see why she was such a headache for us.

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Full disclosure is a good thing but crim son Dec 2014 #1

I'll wager they get alot of appilcations for Eddie KinMd Dec 2014 #2

We've reformed two fosters that were very aggressive. We're no dog whisperers, just takes patience. X_Digger Dec 2014 #3

We adopted an elderly tabby cat named Eddie (short for Edna) who was quite a handful in a different nomorenomore08 Dec 2014 #4