In other cat news:
Genetics Savings and Clone, the company that broke new ground
when it cloned a domestic cat three years ago, says it can start
filling orders. So far, five people have ordered clones of their
cats at $50,000 each. Hundreds of customers are paying a $900
initial fee plus a yearly $150 storage fee to save live tissue
from their pets for future cloning. In other news, you can adopt
a homeless cat from a shelter for next to nothing.
(source - HowStuffWorks)
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Larry C. Lyons
>Subject: FW: The cat came back
>
>With all the recent rancor, I thought people would get a kick
>out of this story:
>
>THE CAT CAME BACK - 18 YEARS LATER
>A Manitoba woman is celebrating the return of her lost cat 18 years
>after the pet first disappeared.
>FULL STORY:
>http://cbc.ca/stories/2004/08/09/kittyback040809
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