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soft - 17 Feb 2004 20:54 GMT

My daughter got up and drove to the mall (35 minute drive) for some
shopping. When she parked the car and got out she heard a ktten
screaming - she looked to find the kitten to see why it was in such a
state - she found it in the motor of her car.

We could not keep another kittten because I have 3 in the house now so
we spent the day trying to find somewhere for the little thing to go
where it would stand a chance. The animal shelter turned us away
because were not from that county and we don't have a shelter.

PetsMart was having an adpotion day and when we told them the story
they took the little girl - we named her lucky - the vet checked her
out and she was totally ok. One of the store clerks adopted her that
day.

Karryl

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Cathy Friedmann - 17 Feb 2004 22:10 GMT

Very good ending! :-)

Cathy

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> My daughter got up and drove to the mall (35 minute drive) for some
> shopping. When she parked the car and got out she heard a ktten
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> Karryl

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Karen Chuplis - 18 Feb 2004 05:41 GMT

> My daughter got up and drove to the mall (35 minute drive) for some
> shopping. When she parked the car and got out she heard a ktten
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> Karryl

Awww. She was sure lucky. My Grant traveled 40 miles in the engine of a car
when he was tiny. He almost died. I got him several weeks later. He's a big
boy now!

Karen

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Sherry - 18 Feb 2004 05:44 GMT

>> My daughter got up and drove to the mall (35 minute drive) for some
>> shopping. When she parked the car and got out she heard a ktten
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>Karen

Whoa. (Sorry to piggyback karen, I missed this post somehow)
That kitten is *lucky*. So was Grant. Incredibly lucky.

Sherry

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Linda E - 18 Feb 2004 12:14 GMT

> My daughter got up and drove to the mall (35 minute drive) for some
> shopping. When she parked the car and got out she heard a ktten
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> Karryl

Great news!!! We had a cat, years ago, who got caught up in our fan belt in
the car... she took off for a few days and we assumed she'd gone off to die.
She returned, was quite a mess but made a full recovery! She was never much
interested in going outside after that and lived to be about 16 yo.
Linda

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Dennis Carr - 19 Feb 2004 05:51 GMT

> My daughter got up and drove to the mall (35 minute drive) for some
> shopping. When she parked the car and got out she heard a ktten
> screaming - she looked to find the kitten to see why it was in such a
> state - she found it in the motor of her car.

Heh, reminds me of Retread. This was a little black cat who got run over
by accident one morning, and was owned by a woman I mowed lawns for back
when I was in high school. Not sure what ever happened to him, but I
think I spotted him in the local shelter not long ago.

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MaryL - 19 Feb 2004 15:08 GMT

> Heh, reminds me of Retread. This was a little black cat who got run over
> by accident one morning, and was owned by a woman I mowed lawns for back
> when I was in high school. Not sure what ever happened to him, but I
> think I spotted him in the local shelter not long ago.

That's dreadful, if true ... to have a cat that has already survived the
accident you described and then to end up in the shelter. I hope you are
mistaken about the cat in the shelter. If it really is the same cat, I hope
those people never have another pet (of any kind) because they obviously did
not give this cat proper care.

MaryL

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