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 		<title>Comment on Well Ferals aren&#8217;t for everyone by: Beckiboo</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 19 Feb 2006 05:08:53 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description>I think it is hard for any human to learn to think cat.  Even a friendly cat will run when pursued!  The best way to attract a cat is to turn your back on it and walk away!

It's too bad that family wasn't willing to take the time to learn about your kitties. They missed a great opportunity!

Back in the days when I had barn cats reproducing, a friend's daughter had chosen a cute little orange kitten.  When the kittens were old enough to take home, she ran screaming through the yard looking for &quot;Ginger&quot;.  Finally, she caught the Momma cat, and wanted to take her home!!!  She ended up with a gray tiger kitten, since the orange baby stayed hidden.  So she had with a gray kitty named Ginger!

I have learned a lot since then.  Now all my kitties are spayed or neutered, unless I have fosters.  I still get the fun of kittens, without adding to the kitty overpopulation!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[	<p>I think it is hard for any human to learn to think cat.  Even a friendly cat will run when pursued!  The best way to attract a cat is to turn your back on it and walk away!</p>
	<p>It&#8217;s too bad that family wasn&#8217;t willing to take the time to learn about your kitties. They missed a great opportunity!</p>
	<p>Back in the days when I had barn cats reproducing, a friend&#8217;s daughter had chosen a cute little orange kitten.  When the kittens were old enough to take home, she ran screaming through the yard looking for &#8220;Ginger&#8221;.  Finally, she caught the Momma cat, and wanted to take her home!!!  She ended up with a gray tiger kitten, since the orange baby stayed hidden.  So she had with a gray kitty named Ginger!</p>
	<p>I have learned a lot since then.  Now all my kitties are spayed or neutered, unless I have fosters.  I still get the fun of kittens, without adding to the kitty overpopulation!
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