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My neighbors “had” a feral cat that they kind of took care of for a few years. She visited their porch every night. They moved this past weekend and asked me to keep an eye out for her, feed her a little in the cold months, gave me her “house” to put in my yard, etc. Only problem is that she completely disappeared. The week leading up the move, there was obviously a lot of activity in and out of the house, major roof repairs, etc. so it makes sense that the cat would have stayed away... but I’m not sure how to go about finding the cat and showing it that the heated winter shelter thing has moved? I’ve tried waiting on the porch for her a few nights, and leaving out some tuna overnight - but

I adopted an 11 month old border collie mix last month. He’s a fantastic dog, and I think I’m able to give him a great life- but I am second guessing one piece of our situation. I live and work on the same 300 acre property, so even on long work days I can pop home to take the pup on walks pretty frequently.

The problem is that my visits have very little consistency in regards to time. I make sure we always do breakfast (7-8am) and dinner (5:30-6:30pm) at roughly the same time everyday, but outside of that, I could do two visits/walks/playtimes in the morning, and then be gone for 5-6 hours. Or spend 4 hours home in the middle of the day, but then be gone a bit longer at night. Or work 10

I’d love to talk a little bit about my work as a theme park nanny! I lived in Orlando for a few years and spent my days at Disney, Universal, and Sea World with families from all over the US. I did not work through an agency- all of my jobs came through care, sittercity, repeat customers, and word of mouth! AMA

Hello! I'm trying to figure out what to buy my roommate for Christmas. We just met, so I don't know much about her- although I do know that she loves to dye her hair and uses Manic Panic and Arctic Fox hair dye. I'm trying to think of a gift idea - any suggestions? Right now my only idea is to buy a few colors that she doesn't have yet?

My parents offered to sell me their car, but I’m not sure if I should buy it. I currently have a 2007 Hyundai Sonata with 190k miles on it. It does what I need it to do, but I don’t imagine it will last too much longer. Maybe a few years at best. I bought it for 4k two years ago, and have put about 1k into it since for repairs and new tires.

Their car is a 2013 Hyundai Sonata with 17k miles on it, and they’re selling for 11k. They bought it a year ago for 13k, but are selling it as my dad can no longer drive due to an injury.

I wouldn’t want to drive the new car where I currently live, because I live and work at a campground- any vehicles that are driven here on a regular basis tend to d