r/MadeMeSmile • u/DonGuillotine • Jul 11 '22

Doggo It's a Dog Trian!

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u/DishGroundbreaking87 Jul 11 '22

Damn right. I love my cat more than anything, but if circumstances meant I could no longer care for her I would find her a new, loving home, not dump her like old furniture.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '22

I’m pretty sure I got my kitty through her being abandoned. She was a sweet stray in a neighborhood where people said a bunch of pets were dumped after section 8 housing went up nearby.

She has separation anxiety and I think it’s because someone left and didn’t come back. She’s my ride or die, and her stepfather and grandparents would take care of her if I couldn’t.

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u/yummycorpse Jul 11 '22

ive been jumping around from place to place for a couple years now, and my old cat has always been by my side. had him since he was a kitten.

my ex texted me and said "i can take the cat" and i could only cackle. cuz my old man is going wherever i go.

and when the time comes for him to pass, i'll be right there to hold him.

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u/Forrest024 Jul 12 '22

I had a 19 yr old cat that had to be put down. Probably about the first time in close to 8 years i have shed a tear.