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Anonymous
I'm getting a kitty cat!!!! What kind should I get?
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>> Anonymous
go to the pound and find a kitty that loves you
>> Anonymous
Caracal (Caracal caracal)
>> Anonymous
>>295505
Yes, you should go to the pound and find a cat. They have kittens and older cats as well that need love.
>> Anonymous
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>> Anonymous
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you know you want one...
>> Anonymous
Go to the pound and get one of those old, fat ones. They're awesome.
>> Anonymous
tuxedo cats are very common but so cute
>> Anonymous
>>295505
>>295514
>>295522
>> Anonymous
>>295994
Why /an/ is so strong in adopting from the pound and spaying/neutering? Are we all adults, here?
>> Anonymous
>>296008

Probably because /an/ genuinely loves cats.

Plus, this anon is of the opinion that it's really the cat that chooses you, and you can't really take a cat you think is pretty, take it home, and expect it to like you. In that respect, pounds have a much larger selection than pet stores, and you are more likely to find a kitten/cat that genuinely likes you and wants to come home with you.
>> Anonymous
>>296008
>Are we all adults, here?

Um, yeah.
>> Anonymous
how do you know if a kitty loves you just by going to the pound
>> Anonymous
>>296111
Generally you can tell if a cat at leasts finds you interesting is if they approach the cage door, ears and whiskers forward.