13 September 2020

Kitty Magnet!

Since March when we had a lockdown due to the virus, our human minimised going out. And only venture out to get essentials at the nearest mini mart.

Though a little relaxed now, our human still take precautions and only goes to get groceries at that same mini mart a walking distance from home.

A new resident cat came to welcome our human but our human (standing with legs apart) was trying to avoid to come in contact with it. That kitty isn't exactly healthy as its fur had some bald patches. Our human was so afraid to carry any disease or sickness it may have back to Winnie.

Stay safe everyone.

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10 comments:

  1. Erin the Cat PrincessSunday, 13 September, 2020

    It is so hard these days, and precautions are needed everywhere, even alas with out feline pals!
    Do stay safe and well, and see you next time!
    Purrs
    ERin

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  2. Yamini MacLeanSunday, 13 September, 2020

    Hari OM
    Oh yes, it is difficult beyond words in some situations to be distant and detached... we each must definitely take our responsibility though! Well done to your human. Hugs and whiskeries, YAM-aunty xxx

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  3. Brian's Home BlogSunday, 13 September, 2020

    Yes, you got to be safe no matter what!

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  4. The Florida FurkidsSunday, 13 September, 2020

    We hope the kitty is okay. It's important to keep safe.

    The Florida Furkids

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  5. meowmeowmansSunday, 13 September, 2020

    Your human is doing the right thing to stay as safe as possible. We sure hope that resident cat is okay.

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  6. pilch92Monday, 14 September, 2020

    That poor kitty. I sure help someone can help him or her Maybe it lost fur from fleas?

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  7. ANGEL ABBYGRACEMonday, 14 September, 2020

    Seems like everyone is taking extra precautions! Stay safe.

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  8. catladymacMonday, 14 September, 2020

    Wise of you huMom to keep Winnie safe too.

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  9. The Island CatsMonday, 14 September, 2020

    Poor kitty. But it’s best to be safe when dealing with unknown cats.

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  10. Mickey's MusingsMonday, 14 September, 2020

    I purr that kitty will be OK. With the virus, it is important to be careful.
    Purrs,Julie


    PeeEss: Mum thinks your shoes are very pretty ;)

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