Strange Days

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A new study out of the University of Washington has left local pet owners with mixed emotions after scientists confirmed that their beloved pet cats cannot spread the COVID-19 virus, but definitely would knowingly and willingly do so if given the option.

 

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CAM
CAM
Sunday, May 17, AD 2020 1:26am

I could believe it. Bruisette has sneezed in my face on more than one occasion. I keep telling her to use a Kleenex. Tiger who looks exactly like sinister model on the posit likes to play in water e.g. knocking over a full gravity waterer then playing in the water on the hardwood floor. What does he want? Perrier? I drink the same well water. Is there no gratitude? I rescued Tiger and Ginger as kittens last August from the dump. Ginger steals. I found a rosary, hair ribbon, a slipper and sock in her bathtub stash. I may have to take them to an animal psychologist if these abhorrent behaviors continue. Behavior mod has not worked. Surely there’s medication that can be prescribed?

Greg Mockeridge
Greg Mockeridge
Sunday, May 17, AD 2020 8:09am

Cats are gangsters. That’s what makes them lovable.

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