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Outside, a bowl of milk sat in the center of the market square, attracting a thirsty tabby.

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I foster cats and I’m actually fostering two sister tabbies right now — Lucy and Ethel — and the CatCafe Lounge has taken probably 12 of the cats I’ve fostered and gotten them adopted.

It’s not the first time California residents have mistaken a tame tabby for a ferocious wildcat.

The grouchy tabby gets another big-screen adaptation, this time following an unexpected reunion with his father.

Since Garfield’s debut in the 1970s, Jim Davis’s orange tabby has become one of the most successful brands to evolve from the humble American comic strip.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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