the interest rate decrease shows that this bank is no longer good to stick with long-term. anyone have ideas on who else to bank with? i haven't done enough research yet but maybe Sofi?
Doris was a stray living near us and when her health started visibly plummeting we felt obligated to take her in.
We can't keep her long-term but she is so sweet and cuddle and adorable. She is FIV-positive, but FIV cats can live normal happy lives.
Please reach out if there's any interest or any ideas of how we can re-home her 🙏
we have kristian bush, tpain, bbno$, cg5, so its about time
thats all 👍
also wublin Island had a really weird feeding mechanic for getting to level 15. if you fed them the normal way, it would give hardly any points towards leveling up. but if you opened their bio and fed them from that screen, it would be normal. also level 10+ wublins were able to freely walk around the island 💀👍
we have this really cute and sweet and friendliest ever Flamepoint Siamese, Doris. Her previous owners moved away and abandoned her and she got pretty sick so we took her in for a few months to recover.
She needs some meds and probably more time to recover from how skinny she got, but otherwise FIV cats can live normal lives if they stay indoors.
we can't keep her long-term though, as we already have two other cats who don't even like each other 😭
Please get in touch with me if you have any interest. 🥺
I am moving back in to my parents house. (also have a few siblings living there) We have had two cats who hate each other for years. These two cats pretty much occupy two separate halves of the house.
On top of this already tricky situation, they found another cat. A very sweet and friendly flame-point siamese who they had seen while out on walks several times until they realized she began starving and was on the brink of death. They verified that her owners moved away and abandoned her, so they took her home to help her recover.
The vet diagnosed her with FIV, meaning she can't go outside or be around our two cats who like to fight. They have been medicating her, feeding her a special diet, and keeping her in the bathroom for about 3 months now.
She is doing much better physically although still very skinny, but she is becoming very clearly frustrated with being stuck in a tiny space. She is constantly crying very loudly. My room is right next to this bathroom and it used to be more or less "my" bathroom / guest bathroom.
Now that I'm moving back in, I'm very frustrated with this situation. Of course I'm glad the cat is alive, but she's not really living, is she? To me it seems like she is still suffering but just in a different form. And now I can't sleep in my room because she is too loud ☹️ Also I'm going to have to share my parents bathroom which, yeah that's just an inconvenience but it adds to the frustration.
The problem: they don't have anyone lined up willing to take her. They don't have any concrete action plan. I'm getting the impression that if *I* don't figure something out, they'll just keep her in that tiny bathroom indefinitely. The no-kill shelter isn't willing to take her.
What can I do? Anyone been in a similar situation and have any advice?
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