LRTX1
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had to remove a clothespin from a cats tail? My 4 year old thought it was a good idea, it took about 30 minutes to catch the cat and remove the clothes pin.
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M5farm
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funny- :clap:
I love 4 yr olds and there way of thinking.
I love 4 yr olds and there way of thinking.
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:lol: :lol:
I'm guessing the donkey had a prior engagement ;-)
I'm guessing the donkey had a prior engagement ;-)
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LRTX1
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It's funny now that the cat has caught her breath and come down from the top of the china cabinet. I was hoping it would just work itself off the tail, no such luck. After watching the cat destroy the house for what seemed like forever, I decided to intervene. Threw the thickest blanket I could find over her and grasped at what I thought was the clothespin.
I am now putting the clothespins in the gunsafe.
I am now putting the clothespins in the gunsafe.
cow pollinater
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:lol: It's hard to imagine how much pent up energy there is in a ten pound lap kitty until something like this happens, isn't it. :lol: Our docile little lapwarmer slapped at a mouse that was stuck to a sticky trap and got her paw stuck tot he trap as well a few days ago and very literally pulled pictures off the walls trying to get away. :lol:
Workinonit Farm
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cow pollinater":1chtwy3d said:
Ours got stuck to the sticky trap, then somehow managed to get himself AND the sticky trap stuck to the refrigerator :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:
Katherine
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LRTX1
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Chris H":dj72xqbv said:
It was my daughter. :shock:
Jogeephus
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A friend's father burned down the haybarn when he was young with a cat. It might be advisable to keep turpentine and matches out of her reach for a while. :lol2:
M5farm
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wet cats and clothes dryers don't mix either
Dave
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You people are going to have PETA all up in arms torturing cats like this.
