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Re: “The truth about the Goathouse Refuge”
The cats I adopted from the Goathouse may never be fully healthy. They are on extremely expensive prescription food to combat diarrhea, have endured several rounds of medications to rid their bodies of parasites. Is it coincidence that all three have the same problems? Did I get the only sick cats to ever come out of the Goathouse?