This was the original Seminole Heights blog with commentary about life in and around the urban neighborhood of Seminole Heights in Tampa, Florida. Musings about other topics as my mood permits. The blog is essentially inactive since I moved to Lutz. Go to The Official Unofficial Seminole Heights Blog - www.seminoleheightsblog.com for active content.
2 adorable kittens need loving home. Found abandoned under vacant home in Seminole Heights. Both kittens are very personable & sweet and use the litter box! Their first veterinarian appointment is this week and will get their first shots and checked out for any other problems. Please call Diana or Mike Massimini at 781-2363 if you're interested in giving these two precious cuties a new home.
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David Scott Banghart
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12/20/2006 10:59:00 PM
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they are sooo cute! perhaps the woman who lost her cat and had the blender for sale (tee hee)could adopt one
We found a litter of stray kittens in my back yard a few months ago. If this happens to you, two great agencies that can help are St. Francis Animal Rescue (www.luvamutt.org), and the Animal Coalition of Tampa (ACT) (www.actampa.com).
hey.....SNACKS!!!!
Did you make that up? Cause I thought the first nine people who said it to me did. Sorry I tried to offer some information that might be useful to one of your neighbors. I won't do it again.
Colleen,
Those are the types of anon postings that most of us that use the blog learn to ignore.
Please continue to provide info that helps your neighbors and ignore the idiot posts.
Colleen
The kitties are so cute!
I wonder did you place them yet?
Kitty taste like chicken !
Cartman...
Its time to take Mr.Poo and go home.
Happy Southpark holidays to you.
Kitty poo tastes good too.
I have my fridge divided up into sections with a variety of poo poo.
I have mandarian poo, italian poo, sushi poo, kitty poo (that is under my Chinese category, and cuban poo (when I need some extra flavor in my cuban coffee).
There are some categories I am lacking and for that, Mr. Poo is willing to pay.
Maybe we can turn them into jackets for the homeless.
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