Posted 7 months ago
kulektor
(8 items)
This small 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" x 7/8" cat was the start of our small San Marino collection. Once we saw the bright and bold colors we were hooked.
Eddie
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Posted 7 months ago
kulektor
(8 items)
This small 4 1/2" x 4 1/2" x 7/8" cat was the start of our small San Marino collection. Once we saw the bright and bold colors we were hooked.
Eddie
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Thank you AmberRose and vetraio50.
LOVE IT :) cool colors , i love cats:)
Thanks BELLIN68, thought I was a dog person until 2 cats adopted us about a year or so ago. Now they are a very important part of the household. :)
hello kulektor, lol:) thats really cool that you have two cats and i as well have two cats:)
yes they very important part of the household:)
Thank you justanovice.
BELLIN68 the first one was a kitten of 5 weeks or so which our dogg found by the shed corner. When we went to investigate the poor thing had one eye literally hanging out.. so we took her in and then called the vet. She only has one eye and after a couple of surgeries her name is Costly :) Worth every dime .. the other is was full grown when she showed up.. enjoys her afternoon walks with the dog, depending on weather she prefers outside ... so Outie .. not very imaginative when it comes to names :) I am hoping no more show up