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10/02/2005 04:42:51 AM · #1 |
No, not the DP Challenge Heida- I haven’t lived out my desire to become a crazed paparazzi yet. Maybe one dayâ€Â¦
Anyways, this is kitten Heida. She was a tiny and unwanted kitten, dropped from a car onto the front door of my sisters office then left to fend for her 6 week old self as the car sped off. Being myself, I could no easier walk away from this scene than breath under water, so brought her home to live with me and my dog, another abandoned animal. She̢۪s a cutie, and likes to sit on my head. And it is with the brainstorm of another DPC member that I̢۪ve named her Heida.
So congratulations Heida, you̢۪ve lived every one̢۪s secret dream and had a cat named after you.
 
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10/02/2005 04:49:47 AM · #2 |
God bless you Sarah, you did a good thing saving that poor cat! I did that once and now I have three cats!
Message edited by author 2005-10-02 04:50:24. |
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10/02/2005 05:44:53 AM · #3 |
She's too cute and fluffy to be a "Heida"; Heidas are austere and elegant and mysterious and, well... Icelandic! But then again, maybe that's how she'll grow up :-) Have fun with her, she'll be a cat soon enough...
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10/02/2005 06:05:37 AM · #4 |
Originally posted by bear_music:
She's too cute and fluffy to be a "Heida"; Heidas are austere and elegant and mysterious and, well... Icelandic! But then again, maybe that's how she'll grow up :-) Have fun with her, she'll be a cat soon enough...
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I disagree. Some very *cough* minor post-processing brings out the Icelandic in her...
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10/02/2005 02:05:39 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by kpriest:
Originally posted by bear_music:
She's too cute and fluffy to be a "Heida"; Heidas are austere and elegant and mysterious and, well... Icelandic! But then again, maybe that's how she'll grow up :-) Have fun with her, she'll be a cat soon enough...
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I disagree. Some very *cough* minor post-processing brings out the Icelandic in her...
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Ha! That's awesome. How'd you do that? |
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10/02/2005 10:10:56 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by kpriest:
I disagree. Some very *cough* minor post-processing brings out the Icelandic in her...
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LOL!
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10/02/2005 10:30:53 PM · #7 |
still laughing, well done!
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10/02/2005 10:33:11 PM · #8 |
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10/02/2005 10:33:37 PM · #9 |
Originally posted by kpriest:
Originally posted by bear_music:
She's too cute and fluffy to be a "Heida"; Heidas are austere and elegant and mysterious and, well... Icelandic! But then again, maybe that's how she'll grow up :-) Have fun with her, she'll be a cat soon enough...
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I disagree. Some very *cough* minor post-processing brings out the Icelandic in her...
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somebody say something not funny so i can stop laughing at this. |
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10/03/2005 10:01:23 PM · #10 |
oh wow Sarah you did a great thing saving her :D
She is so cute! its great to have the same name as this cutie!! :D
Thanks
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I have 4 adorable cats too maybe my next one will be a sarah :D hehe
Hope to see more pics of her when she grows up :D
uh and a big LOL @ kpriest hehe :) |
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10/09/2005 04:12:06 AM · #11 |
Thanks everyone- animals are my weakness! And I'm really glad there are so many animal lovers out there. Little Heida's growing into quite a beauty and very aware of it. :-p Here's another picture of her:
PS- I laughed forever on that picture!
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10/09/2005 10:44:15 AM · #12 |
Originally posted by kpriest:
Originally posted by bear_music:
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Priceless! |
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10/11/2005 03:10:37 PM · #13 |
Jaysus, I just saw this... jejejeâ„¢
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10/11/2005 03:15:02 PM · #14 |
| Congrats, I recently was adopted by an abandoned cat too. Mine, named Rhona, is fixed and declawed too...can't understand why a human being would do such a thing to a really wonderful cat! Good luck and thank God for suckers like us! |
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10/11/2005 03:16:09 PM · #15 |
| Now that put a smile on my face! Great edit and clever idea that just made me laugh! Thanks. |
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10/11/2005 03:21:08 PM · #16 |
Originally posted by buddybuddy1226:
Congrats, I recently was adopted by an abandoned cat too. Mine, named Rhona, is fixed and declawed too...can't understand why a human being would do such a thing to a really wonderful cat! Good luck and thank God for suckers like us! |
Do what? I assume you don't object to fixing the cat so it can't reproduce? So you must be referring to declawing? I'm of mixed minds about that; if a cat is strictly a house cat, never stays outdoors, it's a pretty practical thing to do. Saves a HELL of a lot of wear and tear on the household... I've never actually declawed a cat, but I've adopted two that were, and as far as I can tell they didn't care...
Robt.
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10/11/2005 03:41:41 PM · #17 |
I'm sorry, you misunderstood me...I can't see sending a declawed cat out into the elements to fend for herself...she was litterally starving because she couldn't hunt. All my pets are neutered and declawing doesn't bother me. It makes me wonder why someone would take the time and money to do it to a cat, then abandon her. Originally posted by bear_music:
Originally posted by buddybuddy1226:
Congrats, I recently was adopted by an abandoned cat too. Mine, named Rhona, is fixed and declawed too...can't understand why a human being would do such a thing to a really wonderful cat! Good luck and thank God for suckers like us! |
Do what? I assume you don't object to fixing the cat so it can't reproduce? So you must be referring to declawing? I'm of mixed minds about that; if a cat is strictly a house cat, never stays outdoors, it's a pretty practical thing to do. Saves a HELL of a lot of wear and tear on the household... I've never actually declawed a cat, but I've adopted two that were, and as far as I can tell they didn't care...
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10/11/2005 03:43:05 PM · #18 |
Gotcha. Presumably the cat escaped and they couldn't find her. I'd prefer to believe that than think they just got tired of her and tossed her out to fend for herself.
Robt.
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10/11/2005 03:44:52 PM · #19 |
Sad part is, I think I know where she came from and yes, they did just leave her...sometimes people just suck.Originally posted by bear_music:
Gotcha. Presumably the cat escaped and they couldn't find her. I'd prefer to believe that than think they just got tired of her and tossed her out to fend for herself.
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10/11/2005 03:49:38 PM · #20 |
Originally posted by Pedro:
Originally posted by kpriest:
Originally posted by bear_music:
She's too cute and fluffy to be a "Heida"; Heidas are austere and elegant and mysterious and, well... Icelandic! But then again, maybe that's how she'll grow up :-) Have fun with her, she'll be a cat soon enough...
R, |
I disagree. Some very *cough* minor post-processing brings out the Icelandic in her...
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Is Heida a blonde?
somebody say something not funny so i can stop laughing at this. |
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10/11/2005 04:01:44 PM · #21 |
this has got to be the funniest thing i've heard all year!
Originally posted by shabbychic:
And it is with the brainstorm of another DPC member that I̢۪ve named her Heida.
So congratulations Heida, you̢۪ve lived every one̢۪s secret dream and had a cat named after you.
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10/11/2005 04:17:51 PM · #22 |
Originally posted by shabbychic:
Thanks everyone- animals are my weakness! And I'm really glad there are so many animal lovers out there. Little Heida's growing into quite a beauty and very aware of it. :-p Here's another picture of her:
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So you are saying that she was "Lost"?
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