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11-23-2012, 03:07 PM
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Its a good thing you don't live in Canmore
 or at U of Victoria
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11-23-2012, 03:14 PM
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Sorry duplicate post
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11-23-2012, 03:46 PM
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Ahhh, great story Greg!! Your Smokie looks and acts exactly like our Tigger, loves, loves, loves tummy rubs!!
Cool about the chicken story but sucks that the dog chased it away. Good thing these animal visits seem to be staggered a bit, you'd end up like a crazy cat family or something!! I'd end up doing the same thing tbh...lol 
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11-23-2012, 04:23 PM
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One answer: both cat and chicken are from the same species. Maybe this is the start of alien invasion! Maybe the same species dressed as cat and chicken and they are communicating each other through some sort of "something" that there's this wonderful lady who adopts them. Maybe they are trying to build up their "nest" in the basement of your mother-in-law's house! Ah I knew this would happen! Clever aliens!
Jokes apart, great story 
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01-03-2013, 06:35 AM
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Update
Casey has been fixed with laser surgery (poor dude) and has already reached 14lbs  He obviously loves being indoors with food on demand as he's never attempted to run away anytime he's been outside. His new home is only a block or so from where he was found, so I'd say he's happy where he is He gets along very well with Smokey, and the 2 of them do a good job of keeping the mom-in-law busy, including waking her up at all hours racing around the house after each other I only met him for the first time on Christmas Day and was able to pick him up after about an hour. He's a big sucky purring machine when the visiting 2-year-old isn't around He still doesn't like his belly touched, but that won't last long with all the attention he's getting So, for reference, this is Casey last summer when he was still feral and starving  Here's some shots from Christmas Day Looks a bit filled in now, doesn't he    
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01-03-2013, 11:04 AM
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