What breed of Cat is ideal for you?
Sacred Cat of Burma(Birman)
Shy and docile, the Birman like peace and quiet.
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Genuine friends from all over the world to teach me about other cultures and ways of life. Men and women interested in a symbiotic relationship--give and take--no one using the other. I want to meet other genuinely nice people who can teach me. I hope they will be open to learning from the wisdom I have gained over the years, not just by text book teachings, but by the reality of the real world. I also want to meet other animal lovers. It is so hard to meet folks who feel all life is worthy and understand why I would never give up my cats for any human being. I have come to the realization that these people are extremely few and far between.
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MY KITTY BABY NEEDS PRAYERHi! I believe in the power of prayer so am writing this request to your, eyes still close I have a two year old cat who is dying from FIP. He is so precious and special to me as I raised him and his brother since they were about fur days old, eyes still closed. Over the past couple of days he has really begun to fill up with fluid in his abdomen. It has become too painful to pick him up, but he spends most of the day on my lap where he kneads on my abdomen. This makes him content and he even purrs. However, if any other cat comes near him, he growls. I love this little one so much and pray for a miracle. Thanks to you and all who remember Baby Blue, Aussie Oy My Buddy Boy in their prayers. You can read about him in my blog--the Boo Boo Babies. Please spread the word to all your friends. One can never have too many prayers.
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