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It is not polite at all and when she gets upset that Lilliput does not like her I tell her it is because she stares at her and some days all it takes is a side glance to make her mad.

Not sure if you will see this since it is about 9 months later but she turned out fine. It took weeks but she is a loving cat with loads of personality. She is bonded to me and sleeps with me every night, tolerates my other half because he feeds her soft food when she screams at him and hates...

She is in a cage in the middle of everything and last night that seemed like the best option. I did put wet food out for her. I am going to get her into a more enclosed kennel (the ones for large dogs) and get her into a quieter room. Pretty sure she is on sensory overload.

I think this one was treated good but not socialized. Of course she might just be a more timid cat. She is not afraid of my other cats and will acknowledge them. I think it is the new people that is stressing her.

Thanks, I will read the articles. I did not met her first. I have taken in quite a few cats over the years and she is the most stressed out one I have seen except for feral ones that had been caught in a live trap. We are going to take it slow, I want her to trust me before I let her run...

I thought about posting this in the feral section because this is the only way to describe this cat. I ended up getting a 3-4 year old munchkin cat from a breeder. I have limited info about her except she would not have kittens. I suspect she has had limited human interaction in her life...