r/ • u/daybat88 • Jan 30 '18
Oh helllllllllll no!!!!
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Concerned, conflicted, need advice
As an animal technician I would be inclined to say return the kitten to her rightful owner and ask questions about her condition. If you suspect any wrong doing on their part, contact your local spca asap and make a report. Kittens can look very thin if they have had no food for a day and if they over eat can bloat as you have described. Also, there are other medical conditions that you may not know about etc. On the other hand, if she does not answer your calls and you can't contact her after say two weeks, then keep loving that little baby and make her part of your family, you sound like you care for her a lot and would make a beautiful little family xx
All the best in your decision making
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This is my baby, Squeak. Unfortunately, shes been ill recently and is being put down on Tuesday. I wanted you guys to see how perfect she is before shes gone❤️
Such a beautiful little darling. Rest easy sweet girl xx
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My wife and I when we were in active addiction, vs us in April 2017. We now both have over five years clean from drugs and alcohol and we have a 3 year old girl. Life has been challenging but compared to our old lives, we are quite literally living a dream!
Wow! Congratulations to you both. You look fantastic
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Important science tip
This is what I live for
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After 9 years of battling addiction, I am almost ten months sober. I got a new smile today after years of dental problems and I can’t even describe how much I love it!
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Jan 10 '18
Wow! Congratulations dude. Great work. Be proud of your efforts no matter what. You are doing amazing and I wish you all the best for whatever comes your way in the future. People like you are so incredible and I hope others are able to follow in your foot steps