Orange tabbies rule!
By What did I get myself into - 05/06/2024 05:00 - United States
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By Kitten_Love - 28/01/2013 19:52 - France - Paris
All orange cats share one collective brain cell.
You knew what you were looking at when you saw the colour. Now you are Joining The Club. Welcome. Every time you want to face palm your brain at him, I had a ginger female with brain damage and epilepsy. She lasted to about 22 and you couldn't leave any paint or moisturiser open or she'd eat it... Among many, many other things. You'll be fine. Exhausted, bewildered and occasionally astounded but he'll be one of the best chapters of your life.
My cats lick plastic bags, runs off with Q-Tips, sleeps on my legs (i have ptsd and nightmares) forcing the ragdoll one to involuntarily join the Castronaut program followed by going limp, hitting the walls and slamming to the floor, as well as another that licks windows and soda cans. Your cat will be fine. Mine are living quite long, and that’s half the crap they do. Just do your best, pick your battles and do training. You can’t force them to not be dumb as a rock, but determent is what you strive for.
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You knew what you were looking at when you saw the colour. Now you are Joining The Club. Welcome. Every time you want to face palm your brain at him, I had a ginger female with brain damage and epilepsy. She lasted to about 22 and you couldn't leave any paint or moisturiser open or she'd eat it... Among many, many other things. You'll be fine. Exhausted, bewildered and occasionally astounded but he'll be one of the best chapters of your life.
All orange cats share one collective brain cell.