Which one doesn't belong?
- The Little Cats Rescue
- Jul 10
- 1 min read
That's a trick question, because they all belong. (The white and ginger is Marley - found with his family on the side of the road in a carrier.) This actually is a rare sighting, Rava and her mother Mamacita, hanging out together! We took them in last October when their owner died, and ever since that day, they had chosen opposite ends of the Sanctuary to be. They each get along very well with others; Mama was besties with Snow, may she rest in peace. They are approximately 14 and 15 years old. Anyone who has ever been to the Sanctuary recognizes Mister Peebody, aka Radar, the flying feline. At 13 years old, he will still leap across the room midair, land on your shoulder and proceed to nuzzle your ear. He's called Mr. Peebody, because that's what he does, wherever, and whenever he feels like it.
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With love, purrs, & sandpaper kisses ,,,the TLCR Cats and CaptJackDoggo
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This title immediately brought back memories of a time in elementary school when my teacher used to do this exact activity with us. We'd be shown a group of four objects, or sometimes words, and we had to figure out which one was the outlier and why. I remember one time she showed us a picture with a dog, a cat, a rabbit, and a chair. My immediate thought was the chair, because it wasn't alive https://www.monash.edu/ But then another kid pointed out that the dog, cat, and rabbit were all pets, and the chair wasn't. It really made me think about how there can be multiple valid ways to categorize things. It's a great exercise for developing critical thinking…