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So the foster cat She-Ra I've had since April, she's something else.



When she first came home she was wheezy in a big way. Constant loud labored breathing. She was also so skinny you could feel her spine, her ribs, her hipbones, and it felt like she weighed nothing. She was totally silent meow-wise and rarely purred.

Now she breathes mostly quiet (unless she gets really worked up playing or running around). She's a healthy weight. She learned to YELL for food and attention from the other cat--though her meowing is still really squeaky. And she purrs up a storm cuddling up for bed every night.



There was some fighting and annoyance from my cat, Tiny, when she came home. Now they're inseparable. He is so fixated on her. Anywhere she goes he wants to follow. He tries licking her and she hits him in the face. He tries to get her to groom him all the time.

Last night Tiny had flopped on the floor and totally stretched, and She-Ra flopped down next to him, touching her paws on his legs. Tiny looked so pleased.

She is a horrible garbage thief, gets into any and all food possible, wants to eat everything I am eating, and turns into a crazy running monster at dusk. Love her.
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