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Old 01-21-2008, 11:37 PM #19
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Kathy, we have a Birman too! Our daughter got one first while she was still living at home. Then she moved and took our grandkitty, Mitzi, with her
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! So we adopted one of our own. Then my mother stayed with us following surgery, bonded with Yadi & threatened to take him home with her. So we called our friend again & asked if she had any adults looking for homes. She brought my mom the sweetest little kitty - best decision we could have made. They are inseparable.
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