Hello again
I have been in touch with a no kill shelter here, and am talking about adopting a deaf cat from them, he is a 4 month old part persian (white with blue eyes) and I will be teaching him sign language to help him.
I dont know which forum this belongs to but I would like some advice on what I can do to help this kitty adapt and to help Peedoodle and kitty to get to know each other, and I hope I can teach Peedoodle to be a good companion to that cat because he really needs a cat friend.
I already know sign language myself because I am deaf, and so it will be an advantage, but I want to know as much as I can to help this cat adapt if I do get it - he is still at the shelter, the man at the shelter said that he wasnt properly taken care of as he was owned by a man who was very sick and didnt spend any time with the cat, that he is very cute, all 4 feet are on the ground but dont like to be picked up. I can understand that, so I am prepared to adapt anything that needs to be so for him.
So, any advice for introducing Peedoodle to that cat and how to help the cat adapt? He doesnt have a name yet. I guess I will need to think of one
I like the name Fernando (hubby hates it LOL)
Thanks!
I have been in touch with a no kill shelter here, and am talking about adopting a deaf cat from them, he is a 4 month old part persian (white with blue eyes) and I will be teaching him sign language to help him.
I dont know which forum this belongs to but I would like some advice on what I can do to help this kitty adapt and to help Peedoodle and kitty to get to know each other, and I hope I can teach Peedoodle to be a good companion to that cat because he really needs a cat friend.
I already know sign language myself because I am deaf, and so it will be an advantage, but I want to know as much as I can to help this cat adapt if I do get it - he is still at the shelter, the man at the shelter said that he wasnt properly taken care of as he was owned by a man who was very sick and didnt spend any time with the cat, that he is very cute, all 4 feet are on the ground but dont like to be picked up. I can understand that, so I am prepared to adapt anything that needs to be so for him.
So, any advice for introducing Peedoodle to that cat and how to help the cat adapt? He doesnt have a name yet. I guess I will need to think of one
Thanks!