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RL cat passed away, looking for KittyCatS substitute - Ylva Helendale - 12-14-2013 12:48 PM
My son just lost one of his RL kitties to old age, and I promised him I'd try to find him a KittyCatS substitute. The closest we could get are these stats:
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Fur: Flame
Eyes: Caramel (Curious|Big)
Shade: Natural
Tail: Frisky
Ears: Boo Boo
Whiskers: 2 Tone Black & White (Plush)
Boxed, live, retired, sick, doesn't matter what state, he's going to be permapetted anyways.
IM me in world if you have this cat.
RE: RL cat passed away, looking for KittyCatS substitute - Thorn Witrial - 12-14-2013 04:42 PM
aw Ylva, I'm sorry. *hug*
RE: RL cat passed away, looking for KittyCatS substitute - Sanura Snowpaw - 12-14-2013 06:30 PM
I am so sorry for you loss *hugs*
RE: RL cat passed away, looking for KittyCatS substitute - Kendrah Vantelli - 12-14-2013 08:28 PM
So Very sorry for your lost, they are like our kids!!! Hugs and hope you can find what your looking for in sl also.
RE: RL cat passed away, looking for KittyCatS substitute - JoiIrui Resident - 12-15-2013 07:59 PM
So sorry for your loss. I will keep my eyes open for a kitty matching those traits.
RE: RL cat passed away, looking for KittyCatS substitute - Nirmita Vellhi - 12-19-2013 01:37 AM
Hi Ylva, Losing a real cat is so tough. I've had cats for 16 years now and I've lost a few too. It's never easy. I think an SL cat is a great idea to help your son get over the worst of the loss.
However, I'd like to make a suggestion. Since, the particular combination of KittyCat traits might not come along soon, how about considering involving your son in breeding the cat he wants. I don't mean that the 2 of you should go crazy with it like so many of us do (
). But you might be able to find a flame cat and gradually breed it with others to get the cat he wants. It might be fun for both of you.This could be biting off more than you want, however, so I understand that you might not interested. Your post has motivated me to try and see if it's possible. If I can, by some miracle, breed the cat your son wants, it's yours. I'll let you know if I have any luck.