That reminds me of Charlie. He was born feral as well, and the first night I had him I expected not to see him. Instead, he explored my bedroom and climbed up on the bed to spend the night with me.
Lelia is also not afraid of the vacuum, though she can be skittish about a lot of other things.As I've mentioned in another post, my Juno is fascinated by the vacuum. She comes running from another room (even in the middle of a nap) to investigate and supervise.
My Juliette is the same way! She’s never been a climber or a jumper. Our backyard’s fences are about 5 feet high, so she has never been able to escape. I’ve seen a few cats come and go with ease. For a while I worried if maybe something was wrong? But I think she’s just more of a ground dweller.Even as a one year old Willow didn’t like to jump to higher places. A counter top jump is just too high for her. She also has always hated to bump into anything or knock it over so decorative items have always been safe with her.
OK that is a weird one. I understand loving cream cheese but I have never heard of loving peanut butter before!My previous kitten Figaro loved peanut butter. He would cry when the jar came out until we gave him some on the tip of our finger.
JulietteTruong how lucky you are with your furniture!My Juliette is the same way! She’s never been a climber or a jumper. Our backyard’s fences are about 5 feet high, so she has never been able to escape. I’ve seen a few cats come and go with ease. For a while I worried if maybe something was wrong? But I think she’s just more of a ground dweller.
She’s also not much of a scratcher. Occasionally she uses the scratcher, but other than that I’ve never seen her r furniture etc.
That’s another thing about Pants. He doesn’t like being high. He’s rather clumsy and has, several times, knocked things over or fallen down while jumping or bumped into things. (He will sometimes bump into things because he wasn’t looking where he was going.) He’s not the brightest, but I love him.Even as a one year old Willow didn’t like to jump to higher places. A counter top jump is just too high for her. She also has always hated to bump into anything or knock it over so decorative items have always been safe with her.