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Ancient Wisdom and Pagan Spirituality

HopeHoops

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12. He CERTAINLY won't be amused.

Reply to PinkTiger (Reply #11)

Wed Aug 15, 2012, 09:28 AM

Aug 2012

I took my service dog with me when we dropped him off. She was whimpering when we left without him. I promised her she could go to pick him up this afternoon. Apparently he won't be subjected to a cone of shame.

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Has anyone had experience with having two familiars at the same time? I've always had one. [View all] HopeHoops May 2012 OP

Hoops, I never had two familiars. I never even had one... icymist May 2012 #1

What is the difference between a pet and a familiar? Ruby Reason Jun 2012 #2

About familiars laundry_queen Jun 2012 #3

I'm not sure since I'm just looking into all of this too. Ruby Reason Jul 2012 #4

I have a cat who is my familiar PinkTiger Aug 2012 #5

Five weeks is pretty young. Did you have to bottle feed? HopeHoops Aug 2012 #6

I thought I would PinkTiger Aug 2012 #7

We found one at a picnic area in NH who was MAYBE 7 weeks old. Missed catching the other. HopeHoops Aug 2012 #8

Cats are amazing. PinkTiger Aug 2012 #9

We'll see how "amazing" Peter is this afternoon. I'm about to leave to take him in... HopeHoops Aug 2012 #10

He may not be amazed. PinkTiger Aug 2012 #11

He CERTAINLY won't be amused. HopeHoops Aug 2012 #12