AP/Anupam Nath"A veterinary doctor feeds Bulu, a three-month-old leopard at the state zoological park in Gauhati, India, Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2006. Bulu is being raised at the zoo after it was rejected by its mother."
Awwwww. Poor little bugger.
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Three months!!! It's barely the size of the hand of the human. Poor little kitty. Love those tiny, chalky little nails. Mr. Plushy has my heart, though. I wonder if he'll let me have a small piece back for teh plushlet.
I don't like these mommies rejecting their babies.
Bad mommies. Bad.
I like auntie gwpda's idea of a roomate for plushious....
If he ever gets well I think I'm going to try to find him a buddy.
I think that baby is only a few weeks old, not a few months. It is a leopard after all.
flory, not all creatures are meant to be parents. Unfortunately, animals don't get to control the difference between sexual urges and reproduction. Another reason to ensure that all humans have access to birth control.
4LG, Maxx might enjoy having a housemate of the 4L kind. Then he wouldn't be so sad and lonely when you're off being a busy centaur. It would have to be a youngun, though. It's harder for the older ones to adapt to each other, and you're too busy of a manimal to deal with the fallout, eh? Even though you're the best kittydad.
sdfsdg
So small. Very Cute. Big Claws....
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