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Rex
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COMMENT 85551P
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2010-06-26 10:54 AM |
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This is just adorable. Thank you for sending this in so we can all see how cute Rex is. How nice for the kids! Especially those who don't/can't have pets at home.
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COMMENT 85565
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2010-06-26 01:12 PM |
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Rex Rocks!
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COMMENT 85587
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2010-06-26 04:20 PM |
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Rex is one mean kitty! Not only does he refuse to back down when he meets a dog, he gets aggressive and goes on the attack. When I walk my dog at Marymount, I'm always on the lookout for Rex!
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COMMENT 85591
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2010-06-26 04:48 PM |
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An Clar, I am sorry Rex is mean to your dog - but he sure sounds like a character, and I love that he is the mascot of the school. Our very own local version of Dewey, the library cat...!
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SEEDLADY
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2010-06-27 09:15 AM |
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Cats can be very gregarious. One nursery I worked for had a neighbor cat who visited every day. Mario was a gorgeous Maine Coon who came over the back fence to strut his stuff and greet our customers. He became one of perks of working there. A day without Mario was a day without sunshine! A very sweet boy. This Rex loves company--maybe his family was gone all day?
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THE BARRON
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2010-06-27 09:33 AM |
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Rex looks & sounds like one very cool kitty. That's great he's allowed to hang out at the school during the academic year so all can enjoy his presence.
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COMMENT 85660P
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2010-06-27 09:53 AM |
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Did you know that there was a study done, and it is a fact that male orange tabbies have a "nice gene"? It's true. Rex has it. What a special kitty, and how nice for all the kids.
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