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1. Vanesa comments:
   25 Apr 2009 at 02:25

   This cat is always near the door of the cemetery, about 7 or 8 P-M. He was infected by some kind of fungus, but the commisssion of ladies who takes care of the cats of Recoleta cured him. I’m greatly thankful, since I love this kitty a lot. I live only some blocka away from Recoleta Cemetary.

   Vanesa.

2. Robert comments:
   25 Apr 2009 at 13:37

   That’s great news about taking care of the cats… my favorite is a black & white one that I put in a recent post. We are probably neighbors since I live a few blocks away from the cemetery as well.

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