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Wednesday, February 07, 2007
Help Some Homeless Kitties

A post from my cat-son Boy on Five Cats Blog:
"I reckon we're pretty lucky kitties to have been rescued by Mom and Aunty Mini when we were mere kittens. Mom's always taught us to help others if we can (well Tuxie still demands food but I think the rest of us got the lesson).

The good kitties at the Paw Pledge Shelter need your help. Please pop by their website and blog to say hello. They've got cats up for adoption and neat merchandise you can buy to help the shelter."
Could a Mom be prouder? :`)

Tags: cat, cat shelter

Posted at 02:11 by mephala

 

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