Dunquixote
Mrrrroooooow! T-Treasure...
depressed, tired and crabby.
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Pretty sure the lady that moved out across the street left her 13 year old cat behind. I haven't seen the lady or her vehicle in over a week and every morning when I open the door, her cat named Baby is sitting on my steps. I give the cat food twice a day and tried to bring Baby into my house but my cat Lydia attacked her and they had a loud cat fight, which was my fault. Now poor Baby sleeps outside every night and I towel dry her in the morning cause it's always raining. I could call the animal shelter but I just wanna make sure she wasn't left to any other neighbour before I call.
Thanks Dun, I definitely rushed their introduction too fast. Sorry to hear about your neighbours cats. Did you ever manage to get them to come inside? I don't think Baby will ever want to come back inside after this, she's already afraid of the front door now so her food bowl is at the bottom of the steps. I'll just keep an eye on her for now.ugh this upsets me so much. that’s kind of you to look after the kitty; yeah next time you need to keep them separated before introducing. we made the same mistake when we took into two cats our neighbors let out and claimed wasn’t theirs so they didn’t beed to feed them. it ruined my cats relationships with each other and furniture too :/
Thanks Dun, I definitely rushed their introduction too fast. Sorry to hear about your neighbours cats. Did you ever manage to get them to come inside? I don't think Baby will ever want to come back inside after this, she's already afraid of the front door now so her food bowl is at the bottom of the steps. I'll just keep an eye on her for now.
Yup… naturally, it’s easier to draw eyes or anything else on your dominant side. It just takes practice, I suppose.you know how you draw a really good eye but then you go to draw the other and it's just not right?
i'm really feelin' that right now
Yeah I can't just draw two eyes identical no matter side though lol.Yup… naturally, it’s easier to draw eyes or anything else on your dominant side. It just takes practice, I suppose.