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I've had the foster cat since Nov.25. we planned on having her for 3months, but she's done really well, and there were a couple of issues between her and our daughters. Those seem to be resolved now, but the fact remains that we've done what we set out to do--we have socialized a cat who was rescued from a hoarding situation, and bit any hand who neared her. She is now friendly, chatty, and playful.
She's a terrible glutton, though, which is making mealtimes stressful for our sensitive older cat, and she keep us up all night trying to get people to talk to her.
Matt and Midnight are out resident cats, and have enjoyed having her around. they run, play and 'fight' together when spirits are high, and curl up into a giant three-headed cat-ball when they get tired.
When I put Helen into the carrier to take her to the vet this week, Matt sat on it, and wouldn't budge. He didn't want me to leave the house with her. How can I expect him to react when I send her back?
She's a terrible glutton, though, which is making mealtimes stressful for our sensitive older cat, and she keep us up all night trying to get people to talk to her.
Matt and Midnight are out resident cats, and have enjoyed having her around. they run, play and 'fight' together when spirits are high, and curl up into a giant three-headed cat-ball when they get tired.
When I put Helen into the carrier to take her to the vet this week, Matt sat on it, and wouldn't budge. He didn't want me to leave the house with her. How can I expect him to react when I send her back?