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jendanger
Hello all!!!
I haven't seen much of Mr Chubbs lately. He's been busy with his tunnel system
anyhow, my sister found this pop up kids tent in the lost and found at work so I decided to try it out as a little playpen. It's good enough for now but I'm going to make something sturdier for later on. This was his first foray out of the aquarium so I kept it short and I think he was a little bit scared but also curious. Got a whopping two photos that weren't blurry! He's pretty good about climbing in the mug which makes for easy transport back and forth to his cage. He doesn't mind being picked up but he's calmer in the mug so I think that will be our safer go-to now! My mom also seems to have taken in a stray cat so I thought I would post some photos of him too lol we're going to take him in to check for a chip as no one in the hamlet seems to know where he came from. But he's a very friendly soul and I'm fairly certain he's been neutered and loved at some point but it wouldn't be the first cat that has been dumped out there 
our one cat, Pippin, that we found last year sitting on a fence post miles from any house or barn on a -31'C day etc became our second cat (both indoor). She's an absolute monster that one but she was only about four months when we found her and she was either thrown from a vehicle or was holding onto the engine as her poor little paws had road rash all over and her little nails were bloody stubs she's a sweet cat and absolutely beautiful but a troublemaker!!!! I honestly thought that she was a Little owl on the fence post and turned around to take a photo. Couldn't leave the poor little thing there in the freezing cold. I don't know how she lived that long out there. She must have been dumped not long before we found her. Carried her into the car where she promptly peed all over me hahahaha anyhow- We're planning on putting a cat door on the garage for this cat as we just don't have enough room for more indoor cats. I'm not a fan of outdoor cats because I worry about them too much. There's Coyotes and cougars all over out there and I would feel awful if a cat didn't come home. I'm hoping he has a microchip because he's such a loving friendly little guy and I don't want anything to happen to him.
I haven't seen much of Mr Chubbs lately. He's been busy with his tunnel system
anyhow, my sister found this pop up kids tent in the lost and found at work so I decided to try it out as a little playpen. It's good enough for now but I'm going to make something sturdier for later on. This was his first foray out of the aquarium so I kept it short and I think he was a little bit scared but also curious. Got a whopping two photos that weren't blurry! He's pretty good about climbing in the mug which makes for easy transport back and forth to his cage. He doesn't mind being picked up but he's calmer in the mug so I think that will be our safer go-to now! My mom also seems to have taken in a stray cat so I thought I would post some photos of him too lol we're going to take him in to check for a chip as no one in the hamlet seems to know where he came from. But he's a very friendly soul and I'm fairly certain he's been neutered and loved at some point but it wouldn't be the first cat that has been dumped out there our one cat, Pippin, that we found last year sitting on a fence post miles from any house or barn on a -31'C day etc became our second cat (both indoor). She's an absolute monster that one but she was only about four months when we found her and she was either thrown from a vehicle or was holding onto the engine as her poor little paws had road rash all over and her little nails were bloody stubs she's a sweet cat and absolutely beautiful but a troublemaker!!!! I honestly thought that she was a Little owl on the fence post and turned around to take a photo. Couldn't leave the poor little thing there in the freezing cold. I don't know how she lived that long out there. She must have been dumped not long before we found her. Carried her into the car where she promptly peed all over me hahahaha anyhow- We're planning on putting a cat door on the garage for this cat as we just don't have enough room for more indoor cats. I'm not a fan of outdoor cats because I worry about them too much. There's Coyotes and cougars all over out there and I would feel awful if a cat didn't come home. I'm hoping he has a microchip because he's such a loving friendly little guy and I don't want anything to happen to him.
