Hello Janis.

19 Apr 16 09:11, you wrote to me:

 JK> Hi Jeff,

 JK> I have one like that, very affectionate... The other one we have
 JK> doesn't nibble, she let's you pet her, then bites!  The two of them
 JK> are about 5 years old now (same litter) so I'm hoping Lola (the biter)
 JK> gets over this :)  She didn't used to do this, it started more
 JK> recently...

 >> But, as fate would have it the apartment complex changed ownership
 >> and the new owners had a strict policy on pets that hadn't existed
 >> before. I was given the choice of keeping the cat and paying higher
 >> rent and a $1000 dollar pet deposi A deposit that at the time I
 >> couldn't afford.

 JK> That is understandable.. it's never easy financially to move to start
 JK> with..

Yeah, ya always find new stuff. Because ya forgot that you even had it. 
And ya also find alot more stuff than ya thought you had. 

 >> I swear it felt like I was givin
 >> up one of my kids. I haven't gotten another cat as I don't want to
 >> have to go through that again. 

 JK> Yeah, that is so hard to deal with :(

 JK> Well, this week, that affectionate cat, Lulu, brought a baby bunny
 JK> into my kitchen.  Ron helped it back outside before the dogs got to
 JK> it.. Spring is here 

When I was young we had a black cat that was friendly and lovable. It
roamed in and out at will. The one not so enjoyable habit that it had
was that it would often times bring home PART of something that it had
caught and eaten most of.  Sometimes small rodents, sometimes small
squirells, sometimes birds, and even parts (Usually wings) of bats. It
was like it was saying "LOOK what I found". 


 JK> Take care,
 JK> Janis

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Jeff

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