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Arkansas Granny

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5. That's a lucky kitty. I had a cat once who loved to sleep in the dryer.

Reply to cynatnite (Original post)

Fri May 4, 2012, 03:58 PM

May 2012

He took a couple of spins around a few times before he learned to get out when wet clothes were put in on top of him. A cat in the dryer sounds just like a pair of sneakers thumping around, so you knew to stop it to see what was going on.

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South African cat survives spin in washing machine [View all] cynatnite May 2012 OP

OK, I saw: LadyHawkAZ May 2012 #1

I missed that. cynatnite May 2012 #2

It sure gave me a laugh! n/t LadyHawkAZ May 2012 #3

She must have run really, really fast. randome May 2012 #4

That's a lucky kitty. I had a cat once who loved to sleep in the dryer. Arkansas Granny May 2012 #5

omg. I'm really careful with the dryer because I had the door open, turned to find cat half way in Liberal_in_LA May 2012 #7

Not to make sweeping generalizations. . . matt819 May 2012 #6

yay. My current dog is 16. Just took her to the vet cali May 2012 #8

How often do you wash it ? n/t PoliticAverse May 2012 #9

Point taken matt819 May 2012 #10

Note to self: check for cats before running washing machine meow2u3 May 2012 #11