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Question of the day - Thursday June 19
- Thread starter GemsGem
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One male and one female.
One male. Males have a harder time finding homes here, but I'm not sure why, since they're easier and less expensive to neuter.
BooBoo is our resident male and we have five females, collectively known as Boo's Harem.
Sometimes when Boo goes under the couch, Rick says he's doing it to get away from all the feline estrogen in the house.
Sometimes when Boo goes under the couch, Rick says he's doing it to get away from all the feline estrogen in the house.
One male, one female.
None.
My previous cat was a boy though, and the one I'm looking at adopting is also a boy. And my mom's cat is a girl; I visit her a lot so I guess that kind of counts.
One female and one male.
I have one female dark tortie.
one each, and both spayed/neutered!
I only have Abby, who is a female and is spayed.
2 females here! Litter mates.
Five boys !!! And ONE PRINCESS rincess: Perla. :heart3: Three are littermates and Two are littermates. Pipsqueak is the :king:
rincess: Perla. :heart3: Three are littermates and Two are littermates. Pipsqueak is the :king:
1 girl 3 boys
Just the one, a male.
one little princess, snick!
7 females and 5 males
Three females.
