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So this idiot is Socks. She is the sister of my two cats but for the past 10 years she has been our neighbours cat. They love Socks and she could not have been treated better. Last month Socks decided she does not live with them anymore, won't even go in their garden let alone their house. Won't even acknowledge their existence. She has decided she lives with us now and there is no changing her mind. Our neighbours are heartbroken but they know we will look after her. 

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Wee Perman moved inside a couple of weeks ago, and got a clean bill of health for anything nasty/infectious last Tuesday. Since then, he's been gradually moving out of the office where he was in quarantine, and is now eating the food the other cats eat, using the same litter (we had mixed it with soil to make him feel more at home).

I feel like he falls asleep extra hard because now he has a chair to sleep on, and not the rock solid freezing ground, and he doesn't have to stay alert for predators. He's already getting demanding, insisting on multiple uppies and a hug when I'm trying to work.

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Auld Cherry isn't too happy I took a piece of the salmon she completely ignored when I put it out for her!

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So, the worst thing about getting divorced and moving out the house has been separation from this top lad. But I'm pet sitting at the old place over the Easter weekend and am incredibly excited to be reunited.

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Smudge turns 15 this year. She still looks quite young in the face, but she's slowed down incredibly over the last year or so. She's an absolute shit, but we've had her since we first got together and having no kids, she's been quite the little addition for us and as such, is treated like a Princess. She's the best cheeky chops and we tell her 58 times per day. 

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So I've always been more of a cat person than a dog person. We've had various cats over the years and have very rarely been without one. We have 3 at the minute. 

My sister has always been the dog person of the family and in January she had to have her dog Bob put to sleep. He had an incurable problem that was just starting to cause him a lot of pain, but he was the happiest dog right up to the end. We were all heartbroken but it was the best thing for him to retain some dignity, which he more than deserved. 

So my sister was without a dog and she wanted another, and last week the new lad arrived. 

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sorry about the wonky picture but the little bugger wont stay still. His name is Mike and he's a tiny little prick. His dad is a pedigree Jack Russell and his mum is a Jack Russell/Dachshund cross. 

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We've had a cat appear over the past month that seems to stay outside ours all day and night. We thought someone might have dumped her but after posting about her on Facebook...it turns out she belongs to someone down the road but they don't seem to fussed about her being out (I'm assuming she pops home now and then). We've been letting her sleep in the garage overnight as our cats get nervous around any others but we're working on that it.

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The owners were calling her Mickey but when they took her to the vets, they told them it wasn't a boy so they call her Mitzy now.

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