Household Is Ruled By Middle-Aged Cat
HAL BOYLE recalls Lady Dottie the cat ruler of a home. The aging feline enjoys indoor empire status and xenophobic quirks, with a few tricks like turning a doorknob. The piece mixes humor about pet life with family dynamics and sly husband jokes.
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