Follow-up to Empty Nesters
Coffee gets out after getting skinny enough to squeeze through the bars of his crib. Obviously it’s time to see mummah.
Figured I’d stay consistent with the long-form post too unless this is unreadable.
well, now I feel sad…
THANKS FOR THE TEARS LOVE2HATE!..
I WANT A HAPPY ENDING DAMNIT!!!
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I planned one more follow up, but we’ll see how happy the ending is 
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He should rot there to. Maybe he can survive a bit longer by numming poopies but i doubt it
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Sketties in poopie flavor? That’s hilarious, I can see sooooo many scenarios to use that, whoever invented that is genius
Also my fragile abuser heart hopes the guy will at least starve to death or worse
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Hate to admit it, but this makes fluffies more loyal than cats…
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Rest in peace grandma!
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Hope he gets rescued after people come to get the cadaver. Maybe he’ll get a house with a family with one children…to bad that the children was an abuser in the making…oh well.
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I hope he is saved he seems like a good fluffy that he was following owners last rule until he wanted to see if she was okay
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Love the last panel, let this little man starve while food commercials play nonstop
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Someone watched the hawk tuah podcast.
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what the fuck
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your faces keep getting better and better
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her phone has a picture of her children next to their numbers and the fluffy is smart enough to be able to hit a single “speed dial” button…
too bad her children blocked her number years ago.
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Since it’s a fluffy, it’s not going to be as bad I expect, like other pets who are trapped in their houses after their owners unexpectedly die.
German Shepherd dogs have been know to eat their owner’s head post mortem, even if there’s other food available. It’s also just the head, nothing else of the owner is touched.
There’s even a medical paper on it, although as there’s graphic imagery of the decapitated bodies, I can’t post a link to it: Post-mortem decapitation by domestic dogs: three case reports and review of the literature, Buschmann et al, Forensic Sci Med Pathol. 2011 Dec;7(4):344-9.
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