Possible Tabitha sighting!

On 27 Feb 2009 14:00:17 GMT, Amelia T Cat's nimble, little paws typed:

So please keep up the purrs for Tabitha Fluffybutt to find her way home
to us.

We will, and iz sorry dat dis wuzunt Tabitha.....

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Purrs,

Mme. Anaïs

“I love cats because I take pleasure in my home; and little by
little, the cats become its visible soul.�
Jean Cocteau, 1889-1963

2/27/2009 12:09:43 PM

Amelia T Cat wrote:

Stay inda nayburrhood, Tabitha...dey's tryin to find yu!

Wee'ze bin purrrrrrrrrrin owr harts owt, Amelia, an ar hopin reeel
hard dat Tabitha walks rite into da trap an can bee back in her
TrooHome agin.

Mietze wiff effurywun

Well, it looks like we got our hopes up prematurely. This morning
when Paw checked the trap in the garage there was a fluffy black
longhair kitty with golden eyes in it. He brought the kitty inside
and he and Meowmie let the kitty out of the cage in the big
bathroom.

It's a pretty kitty, but it doesn't have any lumps in it's fur.
Tabitha is very prone to mats. But most importantly, this kitty
doesn't have a tail! Tabitha has a beautiful long fluffy tail -
that's why we call her fluffybutt. So this black kitty, who we have
to assume is the kitty we've received phone calls about, isn't
Tabitha.

Meowmie is taking this kitty to vet for a checkup, then to the
animal shelter. She's also placing a "found cat" ad in the newspaper
and calling the other vet in town to report having found this black
kitty.

So please keep up the purrs for Tabitha Fluffybutt to find her way
home to us.

Amelia

You didn't think of letting the kitty go. It probably knows it's way
home.

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Peace,
Fred
(Remove FFFf from my email address to reply by email).

You didn't think of letting the kitty go. It probably knows
it's way
home.

It's been covering a fair amount of territory, and is new to the area.
Odds are that it's a stray or a lost cat that has just been working it's
way west. We've been looking pretty intensely, and people have been
seeing our flyers everywhere for a few weeks, and this kitty hasn't been
seen until just the last few days. So no, I have to assume it's most
likely lost.

....
You didn't think of letting the kitty go. It probably knows
it's way
home.

It's been covering a fair amount of territory, and is new to the area.
Odds are that it's a stray or a lost cat that has just been working it's
way west. We've been looking pretty intensely, and people have been
seeing our flyers everywhere for a few weeks, and this kitty hasn't been
seen until just the last few days. So no, I have to assume it's most
likely lost.

Iam sawry et wuzznt Tabitha Hoap dat kitty findz itz way hoam tew.
I am purring and keep liting candles for Tabitha tew come hoam soon
http://www.gratefulness.org/candles/...l=eng&gi=Tabfa
iz were I lited da Candles. hopehopehope, nebber looze hope
nosepoinks to yer hoomins
Luffs & puuuuuuuurs
Mosey

Amelia T Cat wrote:

Well, it looks like we got our hopes up prematurely. This morning when
Paw checked the trap in the garage there was a fluffy black longhair
kitty with golden eyes in it. He brought the kitty inside and he and
Meowmie let the kitty out of the cage in the big bathroom.

It's a pretty kitty, but it doesn't have any lumps in it's fur. Tabitha
is very prone to mats. But most importantly, this kitty doesn't have a
tail! Tabitha has a beautiful long fluffy tail - that's why we call her
fluffybutt. So this black kitty, who we have to assume is the kitty we've
received phone calls about, isn't Tabitha.

Meowmie is taking this kitty to vet for a checkup, then to the animal
shelter. She's also placing a "found cat" ad in the newspaper and calling
the other vet in town to report having found this black kitty.

So please keep up the purrs for Tabitha Fluffybutt to find her way home
to us.

Amelia

[sigh] How dissapoynting. Well, wee'ze not stoppin da purrrrrrs fur
Tabitha, an ar addin sum fur dis offur blak kitty, dat shee finds her
way to her TrooHome, too.

Mietze
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