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Antidote du jour. I could have adopted a cat that was described as an Abyssinian colored football. But the cat was in Michigan and I was in New York, so that never came to pass. I now have an idea of what I missed:
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It looks like this cat needs to go on a diet.
Yves,
Seems like we have had fewer pet pix lately, and I’m wondering if there is a correlation that can be used as a barometer?
When I was a kid, our cat weighed 27 lbs. but he was the size of a small pony and not as fat as the cat in the photo.
I try to have a mix of photos and not have just cats and dogs, although I do have a lot of very cute pet pictures. Didn’t realize, however, that I may have been going overboard in the wild critter pix (which BTW are harder to find).