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Old 05-10-2022, 09:14 PM   #14822
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Originally Posted by Orema View Post
There’s a cat, Bruno (my name for him), that I want to foster and adopt. Went to the Humane Society today to meet him. I’m in love, but they weren’t truthful about his age and I’m concerned there may be other things they’re possibly hiding.

His page on the humane society website says he’s 5yrs and 4 months. I met the owner of the humane society who (mistakenly?) told me he is 8 and she knows this because the person who brought him to the mission told her she’s seen him for at least 8 years with people or on his own. I reminded her that the website lists his age as 5 yrs. She suggested I misread the info. I ain’t misread anything.

He’s adorable and literally rough around the edges. His ears are a bit beat up from fights.

He likes me and I like him, but I don’t want to start with a cat who’s 8 years old. He has FIV, but I can work with that in a younger cat, but I’m not sure I’m up to having a cat this mature.

I’m suppose to pick him up Saturday morning, but I’m not sure I’ll go with him.

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I get your concern but c'mon....he's soooo cute! Dat face! If you like him and he likes you and you feed him good stuff and not junk, he can live 15-20 years. Cats outlive dogs and even if you come in on the short end, that's still 7 years of good times. Not too shabby, I say.

He'll have a better chance of a long life if he's strictly an indoor cat, too.

Either way, trust your gut, and don't second guess yourself!


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If she doesn't notice me or give me a sign or tell me to F off or smile then desperate measures are in store cause I have run out of patience.

I will take two extra strength Tylenol and throw myself off my couch.
Maybe let her know you're interested?

As for myself, I am working on the mess I've gotten myself into. I made my bed and now I have to lie in it.
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