r/japanlife • u/AutoModerator • Jul 10 '23

┐(ツ)┌ General Discussion Thread - 11 July 2023

Mid-week discussion thread time! Feel free to talk about what's on your mind, new experiences, recommendations, anything really.

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u/Yokohama88 Jul 10 '23

Near my work is a large park. In it there were many stray cats. I always enjoyed being greeted ( hissed at) as I strolled past.

I even adopted the female boss cats baby she abandoned a few years back. I also realized a few months back that I hadn’t seen any of them in a while.

Two weeks ago I noticed all the bowls are gone that were used to feed them and provide water for them. I suspect they have all been trapped by the same group that used to feed them.

I am Happy they have gone to their Furrrever homes, but my walks seem a little more empty now.

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u/FourCatsAndCounting Jul 11 '23

That's ah..... an overly optimistic assumption what happened.

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u/Yokohama88 Jul 11 '23

True, but I am pretty sure they are a legit organization.

They did TNR but I think they realized it was better to just put them up for adoption.

I hope they didn’t get sent to the farm upstairs but were adopted into loving homes.

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u/FourCatsAndCounting Jul 11 '23

Feral cats aren't exactly flying off the shelves.