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The best kitten

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ChristineB

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I thought some of you animal lovers might want to see my new kitten, Pepper. She's technically my 5-year-old daughter's kitten, but I LOVE this kitty. Super mellow and awesome with kids, snuggliest lap cat I ever had, and she follows me from room to room in the evenings. Plus, she has great torbie markings, with a pink stripe down her lower lip that gives her a funny smile.
 

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Tiger mom Tammy

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Awwww. Makes me miss my cats! Just like sith the turtle, I was allergic to my boyfriends ( now my husband ; ) cat. He offered to find her a new home, but I couldn't let him do that so for 2 1/2 years I woke up every day sneezing, watery swollen eyes until one day it stopped! :eek: I built up a natural immunity. So we got two more! :D But its not like this for everyone, depends on the degree of your allergic reaction so don't do what I did! Anyway, very happy for you. Cats are great pets too :happy:
 
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Well my allergy to cats flares up my asthma, so I don't think it's something I can build up a natural immunity to though. I inherited this rom my dad, he was the same, lost his asthma around 10-12 when I did, but cats we still can go around. I may be okay with hairless cats though...
 
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Asthma sucks. I was able to ditch mine for 10 years but came back this year. The vog from the big island triggered it again :( hairless cats might work :D BTW. Forgot to mention pepper is very cute.Thanks for sharing!
 
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Thanks, guys! BTW, my husband has mild asthma and had mild allergies to both cats and dogs, but also lost his allergies on exposure to shorthaired cats. He has trouble with fluffy ones sometimes. He can also handle our shrimpy short-haired dogs (Chihuahua and runt mini Rat Terrier) and poodles but gets sniffley around hairy spaniel types. Autumncrossing, I'm glad you also have the best kitty. ;-) Coincidentally, several of us may have the "best" children as well.
 
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