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To: kaylar
I am checking back here while looking at what google's pulled up-I may not respond to many posts here, but believe me I am reading them, will print off this page, and we appreciate any and all advice.

I think the dachshund is overjoyed to see a cat-that's the problem. She has her confused with her old cat buddies. A dog's happiness may look like aggression to a cat/kitten that isn't used to canines.

DN is going to post a lost/found notice on the cat tomorrow-if the cat is just lost her people may see the post and come get her, in which case I was in a tizzy for nothing. (And DN does want his own place.) But sadly the economic downturn has caused a MAJOR increase in the abandonment of pets : We had an article on that on the paper's front page just a few weeks back. And that is a nationwide problem; we've seen the articles posted here. So I am going to act as if the worst best I don't know which case scenario will come to play, and take for granted the cat will be staying here for a few months at least (ASSuming no one claims her and DN doesn't find a current cat owner to adopt her-he is looking there, too.)

Again, all advice appreciated even if I don't reply to individual posts.

20 posted on 05/30/2010 8:06:23 AM PDT by kaylar (It's MARTIAL law. Not marshal(l) or marital! This has been a spelling PSA. PS Secede not succeed)
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To: kaylar
You never know- that cat may extend the life of those old dogs. Once they get past the “checking each other out” stage and the cat teaches the dogs that butt sniffing is not allowed in the cat world, put some cream on that chihuahua and let the cat lick it.
36 posted on 05/30/2010 9:06:48 AM PDT by silverleaf (Every time history repeats itself the price goes up)
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