Pets in New Orleans

Hi, y'all!
The Cooper Cats are home safely with a sign on the door that they are
there with me. I have heard rumors that some rescuers have mistakenly
broken into houses to rescue pets, only to find out that the pet owners
are at work or the grocery store or whatever.
In my little corner of New Orleans, I am feeding three cats outside.
Momma, who has lived there for 10 years, Dash, her 8 year old son, and
a newcomer whose name is Bud. I finally got a good luck and her name
is (Rose)Bud.
I hope the rescuers will not take them. They are all looking quite
healthy and have clean water bowls. The leftover cat food is still
being eaten by pigeons and other birds. Our neighborhood is fully
occupied---we weren't flooded and not a lot of wind damage.
I am really glad the rescuers are working on saving the animals who
need their help so desparately.
Thank you, the Cooper Cats mom

On $DATE , wrote:

Hi, y'all!
The Cooper Cats are home safely with a sign on the door that they
are
there with me. I have heard rumors that some rescuers have
mistakenly broken into houses to rescue pets, only to find out
that the pet owners are at work or the grocery store or whatever.
In my little corner of New Orleans, I am feeding three cats
outside. Momma, who has lived there for 10 years, Dash, her 8
year old son, and
a newcomer whose name is Bud. I finally got a good luck and her
name is (Rose)Bud.
I hope the rescuers will not take them. They are all looking
quite
healthy and have clean water bowls. The leftover cat food is
still
being eaten by pigeons and other birds. Our neighborhood is
fully occupied---we weren't flooded and not a lot of wind damage.
I am really glad the rescuers are working on saving the animals
who need their help so desparately.
Thank you, the Cooper Cats mom

This is gudgud news! We're so glad that the Cooper Cats are safe
and being served by a wonderful hooman. We understand that there
is still a big problem in your area and there is evidence of that
when you tell us that there are still pet rescuers at work, and
supposedly that means there are cats and others who need rescuing.
That is not such gudgud news, but at least some hoomans are trying
to help.
We wish you peace and prosperity.

Diana, Ryan and Cinnamon; (Cinnamon caught her first real mouse
this morning!!!).

--
Warmest Regards,
Fred.
(Please remove FFFf from my email address to reply, if by email)

Diana, Ryan and Cinnamon; (Cinnamon caught her first real mouse
this morning!!!).

Concatulations, Cinnamon! You should fink about joinin da Mighty Hunter's
Club.

Harri

We iz zozo glad you iz alla okdoky, Trudi fur her howze
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Hi, y'all!
The Cooper Cats are home safely with a sign on the door that they are
there with me. I have heard rumors that some rescuers have mistakenly
broken into houses to rescue pets, only to find out that the pet owners
are at work or the grocery store or whatever.
In my little corner of New Orleans, I am feeding three cats outside.
Momma, who has lived there for 10 years, Dash, her 8 year old son, and
a newcomer whose name is Bud. I finally got a good luck and her name
is (Rose)Bud.
I hope the rescuers will not take them. They are all looking quite
healthy and have clean water bowls. The leftover cat food is still
being eaten by pigeons and other birds. Our neighborhood is fully
occupied---we weren't flooded and not a lot of wind damage.
I am really glad the rescuers are working on saving the animals who
need their help so desparately.
Thank you, the Cooper Cats mom

concatulatshinz onna mowze, OEJ
Fred Williams wrote in message
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On $DATE , wrote:

Hi, y'all!
The Cooper Cats are home safely with a sign on the door that they
are
there with me. I have heard rumors that some rescuers have
mistakenly broken into houses to rescue pets, only to find out
that the pet owners are at work or the grocery store or whatever.
In my little corner of New Orleans, I am feeding three cats
outside. Momma, who has lived there for 10 years, Dash, her 8
year old son, and
a newcomer whose name is Bud. I finally got a good luck and her
name is (Rose)Bud.
I hope the rescuers will not take them. They are all looking
quite
healthy and have clean water bowls. The leftover cat food is
still
being eaten by pigeons and other birds. Our neighborhood is
fully occupied---we weren't flooded and not a lot of wind damage.
I am really glad the rescuers are working on saving the animals
who need their help so desparately.
Thank you, the Cooper Cats mom

This is gudgud news! We're so glad that the Cooper Cats are safe
and being served by a wonderful hooman. We understand that there
is still a big problem in your area and there is evidence of that
when you tell us that there are still pet rescuers at work, and
supposedly that means there are cats and others who need rescuing.
That is not such gudgud news, but at least some hoomans are trying
to help.
We wish you peace and prosperity.

Diana, Ryan and Cinnamon; (Cinnamon caught her first real mouse
this morning!!!).

--
Warmest Regards,
Fred.
(Please remove FFFf from my email address to reply, if by email)

Fangu. Unfortunately sere was none this mornin, although Ryan an
I were lookin in da cupboards.

Cinnamon, wif Ryan standin by and Diana at a distance, sleepin.

On $DATE , Stormmee wrote:

concatulatshinz onna mowze, OEJ
Fred Williams wrote in message
...
On $DATE , wrote:

Hi, y'all!
The Cooper Cats are home safely with a sign on the door that
they are
there with me. I have heard rumors that some rescuers have
mistakenly broken into houses to rescue pets, only to find out
that the pet owners are at work or the grocery store or
whatever. In my little corner of New Orleans, I am feeding
three cats outside. Momma, who has lived there for 10 years,
Dash, her 8 year old son, and
a newcomer whose name is Bud. I finally got a good luck and
her name is (Rose)Bud.
I hope the rescuers will not take them. They are all looking
quite
healthy and have clean water bowls. The leftover cat food is
still
being eaten by pigeons and other birds. Our neighborhood is
fully occupied---we weren't flooded and not a lot of wind
damage. I am really glad the rescuers are working on saving
the animals who need their help so desparately.
Thank you, the Cooper Cats mom

This is gudgud news! We're so glad that the Cooper Cats
are safe
and being served by a wonderful hooman. We understand that
there is still a big problem in your area and there is evidence
of that when you tell us that there are still pet rescuers at
work, and supposedly that means there are cats and others who
need rescuing. That is not such gudgud news, but at least some
hoomans are trying to help.
We wish you peace and prosperity.

Diana, Ryan and Cinnamon; (Cinnamon caught her first real mouse
this morning!!!).

--
Warmest Regards,
Fred.
(Please remove FFFf from my email address to reply, if by email)

--
Regards,
Fred.
(Please remove FFFf from my email address to reply, if by email)

On $DATE , Harri Roadcat wrote:

Diana, Ryan and Cinnamon; (Cinnamon caught her first real mouse
this morning!!!).

Concatulations, Cinnamon! You should fink about joinin da Mighty
Hunter's Club.

Harri

Is it difficult? Maybe Ryan should join cuz he taught me
efferyfing I know about huntin an he stood aside an let me get da
mousie yesterday, which was furry nice uv him.

--
Regards,
Fred.
(Please remove FFFf from my email address to reply, if by email)

diz wuz nize, OEJ, who would NEVER gif up da prey!!!
Fred Williams wrote in message
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On $DATE , Harri Roadcat wrote:

Diana, Ryan and Cinnamon; (Cinnamon caught her first real mouse
this morning!!!).

Concatulations, Cinnamon! You should fink about joinin da Mighty
Hunter's Club.

Harri

Is it difficult? Maybe Ryan should join cuz he taught me
efferyfing I know about huntin an he stood aside an let me get da
mousie yesterday, which was furry nice uv him.

--
Regards,
Fred.
(Please remove FFFf from my email address to reply, if by email)