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Galain the Grimalkin

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100% Happy

Owner
mejary

Stolen
14 Sep 2018

Hatched
29 Feb 2020

Immortal
30 Nov 2021

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Obtained from the cave on the same day my dog Brownie passed away... Brownie, my first and probably the only dog I will have in this life, I never thought that your last breath was going to be in my arms. We pretty much grew up together, you became part of our family when I was just 6 years old, I was scared to hold you because you were a little brown ball, but hey, you met me as a little girl, and left us with me as a woman (21 years old). So disobedient, energetic. We would try to make you fetch the ball and you would end up laying down next to us or picking it up and running away with it! LOL We would try to make you sit down or roll over and you would bark at us to give you the treat we were offering you XD Or you would do it and then growl us to give you the reward already, hehe. My only regret is that we never took you to a river or a lake to see you swimming, but it's ok... ❤️

Rest in peace, Brownie (September 14, 2018, at 12:19 am/00:19)

About Grimalkin Eggs

The fur on the tails of Grimalkin eggs are always standing on end. Loud hissing and erratic tail movements will follow any attempt to make physical contact with one of them.

About the Grimalkin Creature

Grimalkin are known to produce allergens that will commonly cause intense allergic reactions in humans and other creatures alike. Itchiness, coughing, sneezing, and other uncomfortable symptoms have been reported by those previously unaffected by feline allergens and it is for this reason that Grimalkin are considered unsuitable as indoor pets.