Stan
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9/11 WTC survivor w/cancer & asthma. Multiple Myeloma patient. Climbed Kilimanjaro, & Everest Base Camp to help raise awareness & donations to find the cure. themmrf.org
They’re there but, you’d be hard pressed to find them. The Verizon building in lower Manhattan is one.
Reminds me of this guy. We brought him in from the cold when he was a month or so old. Was with us for a couple of months until my asthma flared up. We found him a great home with other cat buddies. We named him Lil Dude
Reminds me of this guy. We brought him in as a little kitten from outdoors. Took care of him for 3 months, until my pulmonologist told me he’s the cause of my breathing issues. We found him a new home, and he’s living his best life. We named him Lil Dude.
During WWII, my Dad was stationed at a secret air base in Northern England. His group was attached to the OSS. They'd fly black B-24 bombers to drop munitions & men behind enemy lines. My future Uncle was a paratrooper with the Free French army. Turns out he may have been on one of those bombers.
And chlorine will bleach the blue paint. I have to paint our old steel, in-ground pool every year.
When you figure out how to stop him, let me know. Here's our little monster. We brought him in 2 months ago. He's good, until he isn't. Jumping on things he shouldn't is our biggest issue. We're dog people but, rescued a cat a long time ago. She was nothing like this guy. I think it's time to neuter
Good luck. It’s been about 3 weeks since we brought this guy in from the cold. I think he’s about 3-4 months old. He’s adapting well.
This outdoor kitten came in with the others we feed. He decided to stay as the others left. About a month later and he knows where he wakes up after a nap. We’ve called him Lil Dude. He’s a bit of a nut at times. We’re trying to figure out how to keep him from jumping on things he shouldn’t jump on.