Cat looks for the meaning of life

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This cat lays on the back of a chair looking at the floor as if he is thinking about the world and all it's workings. House cats are a viable source of pleasure and company for many area residents, but feral cats (wild cats) create problems throughout the county. Animal control experts urge residents to get all cats spayed and neutered to prevent the proliferation of feral cats.

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