> I talked with the HART (rescue org) about Bramble and his biting me
> and how scared he was. The biting incident was totally my fault. I
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> lady just let him hide under her bed for 2 years and never picked him
> up.
We only pick Missy up when it is necessary to take her to the vets or
for grooming purposes. She hates human beings. The saving grace is
that there are four other cats and a d*g in the house and Missy is
devoted to all of them, often curling up with Bear the Lab. She also
has her mother, Maggy May, and her brother Winnie right here and she
even gets along cordially with the parrots. Her grandmother, Maggy
May's mother, was a beautiful show Himmy with a more aggressive nature
than Missy but she could be petted occasionally. Maggy May is the
sould of loud-purring snuggliness and Missy's brother is a sweetheart,
so ?quien sabe?
Hapiness for a cat like that is a multi-cat household and
understanding humans. Perhaps she will find such a home.
Will in New Haven
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"Don't worry too much about being bluffed. D*gs DO bite."
_Poker for Cats_ by Feather