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calimary

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8. That poor little thing. I'm so glad Cinnamon has a safe and loving place now.

Reply to Little Tich (Original post)

Thu Jan 5, 2017, 02:55 AM

Jan 2017

We have a little old lady cat who's 17, and as skinny as a rail. But man, she can come bounding up the stairs to our bedroom, and she's still spry enough to jump up onto the bed. She gets around pretty well for an old gal. She and our other two cats and our dog coexist nicely. We call it our "Peaceable Kingdom."

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Abandoned At 17, This Elderly Cat Finally Trusted Her Rescuers [View all] Little Tich Jan 2017 OP

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I'm so glad for Cinnamon that things are going better for her now but Maru Kitteh Jan 2017 #2

Same reason I do Maynar Jan 2017 #5

Stories like this make me crazy Bayard Jan 2017 #3

Everything I need to know. Maynar Jan 2017 #4

Agree completely 3catwoman3 Jan 2017 #7

One of my cats is this age radical noodle Jan 2017 #6

That poor little thing. I'm so glad Cinnamon has a safe and loving place now. calimary Jan 2017 #8

I'll never understand how anyone could be cruel to this sweetheart Raine Jan 2017 #9