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I posted some time back about the 3 ferals I feed at my workplace. I received nice replies and encouragement which I appreciated greatly. My hope was to take the two bonded ones if I could find a place to buy in a mobile home park. I'm now 60. But I'm yet to find anything. Prices have gone up due to low inventory related to fires. So I keep looking. (and I'm very down about it and loosing hope)
A new un-neutered male has shown up and I'm feeding him also. Yesterday I took some pictures of them for the first time and the camera click scared all of them. So this got me thinking about how cats who have been brought inside adjust to the household noise. They are used to cars in the parking lot but hang out in the bushes and gulch behind the building. But they are not used to TV noise (though I'd keep them in a separate room at first), doors, cupboards, AC/heat blowing. Those with experience have you had problems with the noise adjustment. I live alone and I'm not noisy.
Also I could use some good thoughts for those kitties. Thank you everyone.
A new un-neutered male has shown up and I'm feeding him also. Yesterday I took some pictures of them for the first time and the camera click scared all of them. So this got me thinking about how cats who have been brought inside adjust to the household noise. They are used to cars in the parking lot but hang out in the bushes and gulch behind the building. But they are not used to TV noise (though I'd keep them in a separate room at first), doors, cupboards, AC/heat blowing. Those with experience have you had problems with the noise adjustment. I live alone and I'm not noisy.
Also I could use some good thoughts for those kitties. Thank you everyone.