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Token is eating well and starting to play with the other cats. She is completely nocturnal which limits her activities as none of the other cats are night owls. She plays with toys and explores the house. She isn't ready to deal with us but progress is accelerating as her brain wakes up.

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I have to get some video of Pinky and Peanut play wrestling. It must be supervised because Pinky is all Jack. When things escalate beyond a certain boundary, she goes berzerker and there will be blood. Her prey drive is like nothing else we've seen, and her little doll eyes reveal nothing.
 
These two really like each other.
Concerned about the cat he a super senior however as of now he is dealing with his various aging pains well.
He doesn’t do more than inches of vertical jumping, I leave stuff around for him to climb up to get on the couch or chair. We have steps to get into the bed for him. I leave padded stuff on the floor for him to jump down on. About 18 months ago his landings from getting off stuff became very hard.
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aww man love that, love your scruffy dog like our Peanut.
Pinky Pinkerton is tougher than 40 pounds of gun nails.
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I spotted this rose point Siamese kitten at Costco, so much like my Jaws kitty from 1980
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Pinky attacked Cricket tonight. I should have never joked about her short fuse. Now we are looking for a zero dog home for her. 🙁
Cricket is a very gentle girl but if one of the potatoes push her, she clop clops at them.
For Pinky that was battle on, she bit her several times.
 
Token has been fascinating. She plays with her toys when we aren't around (we watch her on a trail cam). She is so used to living in the shelter with very little space that she contains her play to an area of about twelve square feet even though she has complete run of the house. If her ball rolls out of her self-imposed boundary she quickly brings it back in. She is engaging with us more but is still very cautious.
 
Token is eating mostly the good wet food now with the crap dry food as a treat. The dry food has multiple shaped kibbles but they are all the same stuff. Token eats all the star shaped kibbles first then goes back for the rest.

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The suck it keeps sucking.
Our old man dog is no longer suffering. He rests with beloved Katie in our hearts now.
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We brought them home 11 years and a week ago today, this was that first test fitting of my lap.
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He was 2 1/2 years older than her and he had raised her rough like a crazy JRT would, and she made him pay for that.
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they welcomed Cricket into the pack and Katie taught her to growl properly and fight over toys.
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skyking said:
The suck it keeps sucking.
Our old man dog is no longer suffering. He rests with beloved Katie in our hearts now.
image000000-jpg-2.jpg


We brought them home 11 years and a week ago today, this was that first test fitting of my lap.
IMG-20140124-224151-508.jpg


He was 2 1/2 years older than her and he had raised her rough like a crazy JRT would, and she made him pay for that.
PXL-20201227-151021200-MP.jpg


they welcomed Cricket into the pack and Katie taught her to growl properly and fight over toys.
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Dude...my deepest condolences. It's tough to lose a fur-kid.
 
skyking said:
The suck it keeps sucking.
Our old man dog is no longer suffering. He rests with beloved Katie in our hearts now.
image000000-jpg-2.jpg


We brought them home 11 years and a week ago today, this was that first test fitting of my lap.
IMG-20140124-224151-508.jpg


He was 2 1/2 years older than her and he had raised her rough like a crazy JRT would, and she made him pay for that.
PXL-20201227-151021200-MP.jpg


they welcomed Cricket into the pack and Katie taught her to growl properly and fight over toys.
IMG-9399.jpg
Click to expand...
So sorry. You gave them a good home and a good life. It sucks so bad when a loved one passes away.
 
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