I’m not sure there’s a better thread for this.
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In the meantime, D’Amato said, the rescue is taking name suggestions that honor the cat’s extraordinary story.
Thinking how @tcg550 calls their cats “Mrs. Feral” and “Mrs. Seizure Kitty”… Taking into account both her journey in a shipping container, and her new home here in the Twin Cities on the river, I’ll think of her as “Mrs. Shippi” 
One commenter on the article wrote: “Hopefully ICE doesn’t get wind of this.”
Another: “What’s the tariff on a cat?”
(The article says she isn’t a feral. I can’t help wondering if someone in China misses her…)
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Mao?
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“no grass for you!”
bap!
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Staging an intervention?
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Spent the morning volunteering at the Rescue. The Buck made friend with a piggie:
Then there was a mob of baby bunnies. They love their alfalfa hay.
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Lots of babbies munching alfalfa edition!
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When we got home from the protest this little guy was on our lawn, momma came and got it pretty quick.
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Probably yes. The Orange and the Tuxedo cats don’t respect her personal space.
ETA
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Judgy bun edition!
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As opposed to a judgey budgie:
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Megabattie has said, “Judgemental upside-down Meerkats,” when entering an aviary of bats who don’t know her, esp when they’ve crammed themselves together. They do indeed look like they’ve judged her and found her wanting!
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Oh no… don’t judge me budgie!
That reminds me… a new Casual Geographic came out recently, on the subject of birbs and… well…
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