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My farm is truly blessed © Kathy Ralph 2011 Pushka was delivered to me when he was barely able to feed by himself. He had been abandoned by some uncaring human beings who had no conscience about abandoning a defenseless baby in the harsh Australian bush. I named him Oscar after Oscar De La Hoya the boxing champion. Somewhere along the line Oscar got changed to Pushka. Bunny my little dog mothered him. I lived in suburbia then and he grew up on a small block of land that did however have lots of gardens for him to explore and grow up in. Pushka Bunny the mother Pushka the Baby Pushka loves a snooze with Bunny Some of the photos I will show you of Pushka may make you ask why I would include such pictures. They are unusual in that they are pictures not often captured of a cat doing what a cat does. He hunts for food. But to me it is reality and now he has grown up he does not hunt much anymore. Even though Pushka was raised in an environment where he was well fed and locked in most nights he still seemed to retain that hunting instinct.

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