I'm guessing somewhere close to 4 months, give or take a week or two. The foster guestimated them at 12 weeks when I got them a month ago.
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I'm guessing somewhere close to 4 months, give or take a week or two. The foster guestimated them at 12 weeks when I got them a month ago.
LOL That was really funny. :)
I have my own little Tasmanian Devil by the name of Poppy. (4 1/2 months old)
He runs around here like a chicken without its head on, squeaking his fool head off. Then he'll stand in the hallway meowing and meowing, just begging for someone to come and play with him. I have no problem when this happens at a decent hour, but when it happens around 2 or 3 in the a.m., that poses a problem.
Hey, maybe we can sell them as a pair?;)
Your post reminds me of the adoption application for when we adopted our current cuties.
Question: What do you do when your cat keeps you up at night?
Our answer: Sleep at the office.
(They didn't realy think it was funny, but we did get the cats)
Sure, I'll split the profits 90-10. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by rg_girlca
LOL That was really funny. :)
I have my own little Tasmanian Devil by the name of Poppy. (4 1/2 months old)
He runs around here like a chicken without its head on, squeaking his fool head off. Then he'll stand in the hallway meowing and meowing, just begging for someone to come and play with him. I have no problem when this happens at a decent hour, but when it happens around 2 or 3 in the a.m., that poses a problem.
Hey, maybe we can sell them as a pair?;)