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February 23, 2007

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d00mkitt3n

Ruby is adorable, I hope no long term effects become evident!
That Animal Poison Control line is very interesting, I had no idea it existed;
50$ is nothing in exchange for a chance to save the life of a loved one. :3
Hope everything is better soon! She's a real cutie in that photo. :D

Jenanime

Poor Ruby. I used to have the sticker for the animal poison control on my corkboard. I'm a paranoid girl when it comes to my cat. I hope she calms down, and doesn't end up with pancreatitis.

mat

I saw that on Gzmdo and thought thought that looked like Ruby

Walter_Crespo

Really hope she gets well soon.

SteveWrona

Looks as though Ruby is sooo jacked up she is levitating over your leg! Get well baby!

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