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He was actually not angry with me yesterday after the vets visit, rather, he kept peering at me from across the room with a look of saddened disappointment on his face, like: "Meowmy, how could you?!"
Later in the evening, I made him a dish full of chicken baby food and gave Ginger her regular wet. Ferris came when called for supper, but hesitantly at first.
He sniffed his bowl, took a lick at the food, then walked away a few feet and sat with his back to me for a moment. Then he made up his mind, and turned around and started walking back over. I thought he'd go straight to his bowl, but instead, he came right to me and bumped my hand, purring!
I said, "Thank you for forgiving me, I love you my little boy."
Ferris really does love me, and despite the terrible trauma of being put in the cage/carrier and the shame of peeing all over himself, he has completely forgiven me. Later on last evening, he came up and spent a good 45 minutes taking a nap on my lap as I petted him.
Already I just can't imagine my life without him in it!
He's such a special little guy!
Later in the evening, I made him a dish full of chicken baby food and gave Ginger her regular wet. Ferris came when called for supper, but hesitantly at first.
He sniffed his bowl, took a lick at the food, then walked away a few feet and sat with his back to me for a moment. Then he made up his mind, and turned around and started walking back over. I thought he'd go straight to his bowl, but instead, he came right to me and bumped my hand, purring!
I said, "Thank you for forgiving me, I love you my little boy."
Ferris really does love me, and despite the terrible trauma of being put in the cage/carrier and the shame of peeing all over himself, he has completely forgiven me. Later on last evening, he came up and spent a good 45 minutes taking a nap on my lap as I petted him.
Already I just can't imagine my life without him in it!