I got an email yesterday from the cat man and the deaf kitty will be ready to come to his furrever home on Saturday!
I cant wait to meet this sweetie, and I have read up on everything that I need to know about introducing Peedoodle to the new kitten - he is 4 months old. Hissy's article is very good and will help me a great deal. I have cleaned up the spare bedroom for the kitten to help him with this adjustment and introduction.
The man who has the kitten said that he was owned by a man who was very sick with cancer and is on chemo and so he didnt have much to do with the cats, and as a result, they are very affectionate but dont like to be picked up, but I can understand that, I will work it on his terms.
Also, he is not yet neutered, so I will have to take him to my own vet to do that - what age is best? Kitty needs to recover from his illness first before we take him to the vet and traumatise him any further. I jsut want to take baby steps with him to make sure his transition is smooth.
I am a little nervous but I am excited!
The man has also asked me to help him find a new home for another deaf cat that may be coming his way. If anyone knows anyone in western North Carolina, let me know and I can give the man the news.
I cant wait to meet this sweetie, and I have read up on everything that I need to know about introducing Peedoodle to the new kitten - he is 4 months old. Hissy's article is very good and will help me a great deal. I have cleaned up the spare bedroom for the kitten to help him with this adjustment and introduction.
The man who has the kitten said that he was owned by a man who was very sick with cancer and is on chemo and so he didnt have much to do with the cats, and as a result, they are very affectionate but dont like to be picked up, but I can understand that, I will work it on his terms.
Also, he is not yet neutered, so I will have to take him to my own vet to do that - what age is best? Kitty needs to recover from his illness first before we take him to the vet and traumatise him any further. I jsut want to take baby steps with him to make sure his transition is smooth.
I am a little nervous but I am excited!
The man has also asked me to help him find a new home for another deaf cat that may be coming his way. If anyone knows anyone in western North Carolina, let me know and I can give the man the news.