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Well, we went to visit Morrell today at the Humane Society. My 2 children had to come along. . . . as well as my daughter's fiance and my niece! I was focussed primarily on seeing Morrell even though all the other cats were practically standing on their heads to capture my attention!
The woman in charge took me directly to Morrell's cage, took him out and handed him over to me! He is so cute! She had me visit with him in a private room. Poor shy guy. . . . when I put him down he tried to hide inside a carpeted cat condo. I pet him and talked to him (my family was busy checking out the other kitties).
I filled out the adoption papers and am planning to take him home tomorrow!!:angel2:
I'm sure he will spend a while hiding from us. He is a very timid guy (much like George was when I got him).
Originally Morrell was a stray that was brought in. He and his sister were adopted by a woman who wanted them for "barn cats". It didn't work out (they were using the horse hay for their litter box) so she returned Morrell to the shelter and his sister is still on the run somewhere (can't be captured).
Morrell was living at the home of the woman who runs the shelter (in her laundry room. . . in a cage). What kind of life is that for a cat??? She was trying to tame him. If he is anything like my George was, that is not the way to get a cat used to you!
Morrell has been back at the shelter since March.
It's time for him to have a real home.
I pray that it works out (especially with my other cat).
Laurie
The woman in charge took me directly to Morrell's cage, took him out and handed him over to me! He is so cute! She had me visit with him in a private room. Poor shy guy. . . . when I put him down he tried to hide inside a carpeted cat condo. I pet him and talked to him (my family was busy checking out the other kitties).
I filled out the adoption papers and am planning to take him home tomorrow!!:angel2:
I'm sure he will spend a while hiding from us. He is a very timid guy (much like George was when I got him).
Originally Morrell was a stray that was brought in. He and his sister were adopted by a woman who wanted them for "barn cats". It didn't work out (they were using the horse hay for their litter box) so she returned Morrell to the shelter and his sister is still on the run somewhere (can't be captured).
Morrell was living at the home of the woman who runs the shelter (in her laundry room. . . in a cage). What kind of life is that for a cat??? She was trying to tame him. If he is anything like my George was, that is not the way to get a cat used to you!
Morrell has been back at the shelter since March.
It's time for him to have a real home.
I pray that it works out (especially with my other cat).
Laurie
