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Is Adopting a Free Cat the Right Choice for You?
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In summary, the conversation revolves around a humorous advertisement for a cat, which leads to a discussion about the woman's sense of humor and the possibility of her getting rid of her husband for the cat. The conversation also touches on the idea that cats may have a sinister side and references a recommended short story. The group ultimately agrees that the woman with the cat has a great sense of humor and some may even be tempted to take her and the cat.
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What a tough choice! Think the husband is still available? Kittens are easier to find. - #3
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I'll bet she got some pretty interesting phone calls in response to that ad!
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I don't like jealous man!Moonbear said:
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I say keep the cat, they're less trouble.
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Why do I get the feeling she got to keep the cat after the guys at work saw the ad and mercilessly ribbed her husband over it.Math Is Hard said:
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This woman has a such a great sense of humor that I'd be tempted to call and ask if I could take her and the cat.Math Is Hard said:
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Ditto on that one.
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And they never says that they go or men should go!Evo said:
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Excellent point. Of course with cats, if they want to get the man out of the picture, they just make it look like an accident.Lisa! said:And they never says that they go or men should go!
That reminds me, I highly recommend the short story, "The Sin of Madame Phloi" by Lillian Jackson Braun.
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Are we learning something about your past boyfriends here?Math Is Hard said:Excellent point. Of course with cats, if they want to get the man out of the picture, they just make it look like an accident.
FAQ: Is Adopting a Free Cat the Right Choice for You?
What is "Adopt a Free Cat | Kitty Village"?
"Adopt a Free Cat | Kitty Village" is a program that allows individuals to adopt a cat from a designated village or shelter without paying an adoption fee. The goal of this program is to find loving homes for cats in need and reduce the number of homeless cats in the community.
How do I adopt a free cat through this program?
To adopt a free cat through "Adopt a Free Cat | Kitty Village", you will need to visit the designated village or shelter during their adoption hours. You will need to fill out an application and go through an adoption process, which may include a background check and a home visit. Once approved, you will be able to take home your new furry friend at no cost.
Are the cats available for adoption healthy and vaccinated?
Yes, all cats available for adoption through "Adopt a Free Cat | Kitty Village" are healthy and up-to-date on vaccinations. They have also been spayed or neutered to prevent overpopulation. The cats are also regularly checked by a veterinarian to ensure their health and well-being.
Can I choose a specific breed or age of cat to adopt?
While we cannot guarantee the availability of a specific breed or age, we do our best to accommodate your preferences. We have a variety of cats available for adoption, from kittens to adult cats, and from different breeds. We encourage you to meet and interact with the cats to find the perfect match for your home and lifestyle.
Can I return the cat if it doesn't work out?
Yes, we understand that sometimes adoption may not work out due to unforeseen circumstances. We have a return policy in place where you can bring the cat back to us. However, we encourage adopters to give the cat enough time to adjust to their new home before making a decision. Our goal is to find forever homes for these cats, and we will work with you to ensure a successful adoption.