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Cimbi Wants to Come Over and Play

CimbiWantsOut.jpgEvery year at some point we realize that the cat needs a friend. Not one of the recluse feline variety, Cimbi is bored when by herself, and angry with us afterward. However, Cheryl's allergies won't permit a second pet (cat, dog, rabbit or Dr. Manhattan - as we are damn excited for The Watchmen!). So we are trying to solve this creatively.

This summer's first genius idea was sending her off for a relaxing month in the country. We tried finding her a farm to visit upstate, envisioning her romping through alfalfa, intently watching bugs, and drinking fresh milk from a saucer. The reality was a total and complete failure. Given what we saw, Jane Austin would have vomited all over Charlotte Bronte. I may write about if, my insides stop turning.

Our second genius idea may involve YOU! That is, if you are someone either home during the day or have a small pet that could be her playmate. We're thinking a kind of co-parenting or something. Don't worry, this is nothing like Flexpet.

If you are interested, drop a note in the comments, or send an email to the address in the upper right hand corner. Successful or not, hilarity is bound to ensue.

Comments

Cimbi is cute, but Im afraid my 3 boy cats would gang-rape her. Have you ever seen the guy who walks his cat in Central Park (older asian man)? Maybe you and he should talk?

yojimbot -- I have absolutely seen the cat-walker guy! That cat is huge.

Chris -- does Cimbi have claws? My wife and I have a nice cat that could possibly be amenable to a "playmate" arrangement, but she wouldn't have any defense in the event of an altercation.

How would Cimbi feel about playing around with a small (8 lb) dog? Our guy is home alone all day, and he is very sweet around cats. Usually he is wayyyy more into them than they are into him.

I'm not sure how the girls would get along but we could give a shot. If there is no growling or hissing we might just have a resolution to both of our dilimmas.

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