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Mrs.CC

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Hello All


I forgot my user name since I have not visited this site for a while so I started a new one. Layla is now year and half old, runs the show in the house. She is an F2 and at 12 pounds so far, I am looking for a playmate for her as I just can't keep up lol (dog or a cat but I am researching if it will be beneficial to both of them). The site looks great.
Layla is a beautiful girl! Love that face and black nose!
 
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Layla's Dad

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Few more of Layla, no harm was done to the bunnies. The story is that we found baby bunnies under our deck and mom had abounded them or perhaps had parished so we cared for them and after a few weeks let them roam free where they are still around :) Layla was devastated when we let them go free, she paced back and forth for days and screamed looking for them around the house. It amazed me that she never hurt them (Layla was only 6 months old in that picture).
 
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wfraser1955

Savannah Super Cat
couch potato :) This is where Loki hangs out after playtime, he likes his couch...
 

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Patti

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Few more of Layla, no harm was done to the bunnies. The story is that we found baby bunnies under our deck and mom had abounded them or perhaps had parished so we cared for them and after a few weeks let them roam free where they are still around :) Layla was devastated when we let them go free, she paced back and forth for days and screamed looking for them around the house. It amazed me that she never hurt them (Layla was only 6 months old in that picture).
Amazing! I love to hear stories like this!
 
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