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A 44-pound cat needs a new home in New Jersey
Associated Press
Talk about New Jersey's fat cats. A 44-pound feline was found waddling around Saturday without a collar in Voorhees, and officials at the Camden County Animal Shelter hope she gets a nice — hopefully, diet-friendly — home.
"She's built like a quarterback," said Deborah Wright, a shelter volunteer and current foster owner of the kitty. "I mean, how do you lose a 44-pound cat?!"
Shelter officials are calling the porky cutie "Princess Chunk."
The largest tabby on record weighed 46 pounds, 15 ounces. That cat, who lived in Australia, died in the 1980s. The Guinness World Records has since dropped the category, fearing cat owners might harm their animals in an attempt to break the record.
Princess Chunk's owner has until Saturday to reclaim her. After that, the weighty pet will be eligible for adoption.
Wright plans to speak with a veterinarian to put Chunk on a diet. For now, Chunk's diet consists of dry and wet cat food.
"I'm about to put a leash on her and walk her," said Wright. "She could pass for a dog!"
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Associated Press
Talk about New Jersey's fat cats. A 44-pound feline was found waddling around Saturday without a collar in Voorhees, and officials at the Camden County Animal Shelter hope she gets a nice — hopefully, diet-friendly — home.
"She's built like a quarterback," said Deborah Wright, a shelter volunteer and current foster owner of the kitty. "I mean, how do you lose a 44-pound cat?!"
Shelter officials are calling the porky cutie "Princess Chunk."
The largest tabby on record weighed 46 pounds, 15 ounces. That cat, who lived in Australia, died in the 1980s. The Guinness World Records has since dropped the category, fearing cat owners might harm their animals in an attempt to break the record.
Princess Chunk's owner has until Saturday to reclaim her. After that, the weighty pet will be eligible for adoption.
Wright plans to speak with a veterinarian to put Chunk on a diet. For now, Chunk's diet consists of dry and wet cat food.
"I'm about to put a leash on her and walk her," said Wright. "She could pass for a dog!"
LINK
QUOTE (bushwa @ Jul 30 2008, 04:04 PM) 
A 44-pound cat needs a new home in New Jersey
Associated Press
Talk about New Jersey's fat cats. A 44-pound feline was found waddling around Saturday without a collar in Voorhees, and officials at the Camden County Animal Shelter hope she gets a nice — hopefully, diet-friendly — home.
"She's built like a quarterback," said Deborah Wright, a shelter volunteer and current foster owner of the kitty. "I mean, how do you lose a 44-pound cat?!"
Shelter officials are calling the porky cutie "Princess Chunk."
The largest tabby on record weighed 46 pounds, 15 ounces. That cat, who lived in Australia, died in the 1980s. The Guinness World Records has since dropped the category, fearing cat owners might harm their animals in an attempt to break the record.
Princess Chunk's owner has until Saturday to reclaim her. After that, the weighty pet will be eligible for adoption.
Wright plans to speak with a veterinarian to put Chunk on a diet. For now, Chunk's diet consists of dry and wet cat food.
"I'm about to put a leash on her and walk her," said Wright. "She could pass for a dog!"
LINK
Associated Press
Talk about New Jersey's fat cats. A 44-pound feline was found waddling around Saturday without a collar in Voorhees, and officials at the Camden County Animal Shelter hope she gets a nice — hopefully, diet-friendly — home.
"She's built like a quarterback," said Deborah Wright, a shelter volunteer and current foster owner of the kitty. "I mean, how do you lose a 44-pound cat?!"
Shelter officials are calling the porky cutie "Princess Chunk."
The largest tabby on record weighed 46 pounds, 15 ounces. That cat, who lived in Australia, died in the 1980s. The Guinness World Records has since dropped the category, fearing cat owners might harm their animals in an attempt to break the record.
Princess Chunk's owner has until Saturday to reclaim her. After that, the weighty pet will be eligible for adoption.
Wright plans to speak with a veterinarian to put Chunk on a diet. For now, Chunk's diet consists of dry and wet cat food.
"I'm about to put a leash on her and walk her," said Wright. "She could pass for a dog!"
LINK
I was just gonna post that. You always get the fun stuff bushwa. NO FAIR!
Just for that I'm digging up more cute cat pictures with funny sayings.
For The Record Dept.:
The above posted picture is not of Princess Chunk. Can't find a downloadable pic of the 44-pound feline, so here's one in this link:
N.Y. Daily News -- Claws Celebre: 44-pound cat set to appear on 2 talk shows
True, the camera adds 10 pounds, and white is a color seldom conducive to slimming effect, but Princess Chunk looks rather purrty and pawsed in her photo. Imagine that there's a furociously bemewsing bidding war afoot.
The above posted picture is not of Princess Chunk. Can't find a downloadable pic of the 44-pound feline, so here's one in this link:
N.Y. Daily News -- Claws Celebre: 44-pound cat set to appear on 2 talk shows
True, the camera adds 10 pounds, and white is a color seldom conducive to slimming effect, but Princess Chunk looks rather purrty and pawsed in her photo. Imagine that there's a furociously bemewsing bidding war afoot.
xoxoxo
I apologize if this is a repeat, but I really couldn't make it through every page in the thread!
I'm gonna hear about this one fer sure.
The big cat is back in the neighborhood....I saw it cross the road down to the stream at dusk.
Beautiful!
Beautiful!
'm'kay, how about this one:
or this one:
okay, okay, last two:
xoxoxo
Great one mcc!!! 
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Bushwa, your out numbered.
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LOVE YMCA CAT!!
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Caturday you say?
Marvelous ...
Marvelous ...
QUOTE (LibLaw @ Aug 2 2008, 05:40 PM)
I see a face...that's not Jesus is it?
QUOTE (LibLaw @ Aug 2 2008, 06:02 PM)
I see a face...that's not Jesus is it?
Of course not!
told you I would,
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