The Times Leader, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Casey Jones column

Technically, [Luke] is a cat, but he acts like a dog. He sleeps at my feet, walks at my heels, comes when I call. If Luke could talk he would call me "Master." No More Catting Around: "Luke was born without a tail, and it only got worse. He's been neutered, declawed and, after ex...

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Published inKnight Ridder Tribune Business News p. 1
Main Author Jones, Casey
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington Tribune Content Agency LLC 11.04.2006
Subjects
Grogan, John
Jones, Casey
Wildcats
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Summary:Technically, [Luke] is a cat, but he acts like a dog. He sleeps at my feet, walks at my heels, comes when I call. If Luke could talk he would call me "Master." No More Catting Around: "Luke was born without a tail, and it only got worse. He's been neutered, declawed and, after experiencing some plumbing problems, the vet turned Luke into a Lucy. He's missing more parts than a Cuban car." King of the Jungle: "Grandma said she saw a mouse in the house. I put Luke on the case. He caught it, licked it, and let it go. Luke is a fish eater."