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Hello, theres a little cat who always comes to my front door every day, and I give her food. She seems like a stray, but she's very scared of people. She's began to trust me as when I come out to give her food she steps away then comes closer. She stays outside my door for several hours she also tries to come in but I already have a cat;_; her tail also had gotten cut/fell off, its a stub and doesn't do what a tail should do.
Because I was worried about her and winter, I built her a shelter. Its made from wood pieces which we never used and we put it near our door. But I am missing some sort of bedding, I do plan on getting newspaper to shred tomorrow for her.
Bottom line is, any clue on how to get her to use it? I put the food in, and she finishes it inside then leaves and waits outside the door again. Yesterday she did sit on the shelter, but its a safe shelter so I want her to stay inside so shes not hurt by foxes or dogs.
The opening is small and she fits in with ease. Any advice would be appreciated, it took 3 hours and it would be a shame if she never used it without the help of food.
My dad said if she does properly use it, he would get straw and a cat flap for the little entrance to help
Because I was worried about her and winter, I built her a shelter. Its made from wood pieces which we never used and we put it near our door. But I am missing some sort of bedding, I do plan on getting newspaper to shred tomorrow for her.
Bottom line is, any clue on how to get her to use it? I put the food in, and she finishes it inside then leaves and waits outside the door again. Yesterday she did sit on the shelter, but its a safe shelter so I want her to stay inside so shes not hurt by foxes or dogs.
The opening is small and she fits in with ease. Any advice would be appreciated, it took 3 hours and it would be a shame if she never used it without the help of food.
My dad said if she does properly use it, he would get straw and a cat flap for the little entrance to help