Bubbles from the Canadian show Trailer Park Boys described a similar problem with his cat Vince The Pince.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvXw4aIdl7I
Miss Chicken (the cat) is ill again.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvXw4aIdl7I
Our cat Chewie was the runt of a litter to a mother thrown on the street while giving birth. Chewie got stuck and her mother chewed her left rear foot trying to get her out. It soon withered and dropped off.
They were all rescued and Chewie is fine except for being a rather small cat with only three feet !
They were all rescued and Chewie is fine except for being a rather small cat with only three feet !
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Wow! I'm glad they're okay, Relayer. I'm glad Chewie has a forever home. 
Our dog, Dallie, was a runt, and she was tossed out by her owners when she was only a few weeks old. We think they abused her anyway, because her tail was broken, and even after it healed you could feel the mass of muscle tissue where the break had occurred. We had her for almost 16 years before I had to put her down (she had cancer). It tore my world apart. I cried more over losing my doggy than I ever had any other family member. She was my world, and I won't lie, even after almost 3 years (it will be 3 in November), the world still looks a little grayer than it used to.
Miss Chicken, I don't envy you what you may have to do in the near future. For what it's worth, you have my sympathies. I know that won't do much good when the time comes, but you have them.
Our dog, Dallie, was a runt, and she was tossed out by her owners when she was only a few weeks old. We think they abused her anyway, because her tail was broken, and even after it healed you could feel the mass of muscle tissue where the break had occurred. We had her for almost 16 years before I had to put her down (she had cancer). It tore my world apart. I cried more over losing my doggy than I ever had any other family member. She was my world, and I won't lie, even after almost 3 years (it will be 3 in November), the world still looks a little grayer than it used to.
Miss Chicken, I don't envy you what you may have to do in the near future. For what it's worth, you have my sympathies. I know that won't do much good when the time comes, but you have them.
The Cats Protection charity we got her from nicknamed her Chewy - we just changed the spelling. I wasn't a cat person but she picked us at their open day and I just melted. You can probably see why (the second photo is a great portrait) :
http://www.halesowennews.co.uk/news/9872734.Cats_Protection_Halesowen_branch_overrun_with_kittens/
The thought of something happening to her is awful - I feel for Miss Chicken.
I suggest you let the kitty win.
So very sorry to hear of this news... I have had two kitties before, and know what it's like to lose them. My prayers to both of you.
"Nobody worries about upsetting a droid."
"Droids don't chew your toes off. Chewie's family has been known to do that."
Scruffy looking cheezburger herder?
We just got back from having Miss Chicken put to sleep. Her suffering is over. She is now happily making her way over the Rainbow Bridge.
I am getting her cremated and have chosen a nice urn for her. Her ashes will be ready in a couple of days.
I am getting her cremated and have chosen a nice urn for her. Her ashes will be ready in a couple of days.
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I am so sorry MC. My condolences. The Real MC is in a much better place now.
Your kitty was lucky to have you Miss Chicken. My condolences.
You have my condolences. You made her life special and she knew she was loved.