Orange County Animal Control
To whom it may concern,
This is the second notice I have gotten for licensing an animal named Stimpy. Apparently, you are still under the misapprehension that Stimpy is a dog. While he has had an operation that might arguably be said to have changed his gender, I don’t believe we have the surgical technology yet to have changed his entire species. He is, always has been, and will remain, a Felis domestica, smoke tabby in color (although he may appear black on first glance), green eyes, and absent a tail, as evidenced by the following photo:

If you require further evidence, please contact the Seacliff Animal Hospital at 714-555-XXXX, as they have performed surgery on him fairly recently, and have fairly detailed records on him.
I called the number on the card on the first notice, and the person I reached told me I could disregard it; however, the record has obviously not been expunged from the database. Please update them?
Thank you,
Leeanne
To whom it may concern,
This is the second notice I have gotten for licensing an animal named Stimpy. Apparently, you are still under the misapprehension that Stimpy is a dog. While he has had an operation that might arguably be said to have changed his gender, I don’t believe we have the surgical technology yet to have changed his entire species. He is, always has been, and will remain, a Felis domestica, smoke tabby in color (although he may appear black on first glance), green eyes, and absent a tail, as evidenced by the following photo:
If you require further evidence, please contact the Seacliff Animal Hospital at 714-555-XXXX, as they have performed surgery on him fairly recently, and have fairly detailed records on him.
I called the number on the card on the first notice, and the person I reached told me I could disregard it; however, the record has obviously not been expunged from the database. Please update them?
Thank you,
Leeanne
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Date: 2004-05-05 12:22 am (UTC)