Jesse James was found as a kitten emeshed in cacti; was treated at an emergency clinic; had two eye surgeries to remove cacti spines. I adopted him. He is my dominant neutered male cat in a household of one dog, five permanent cats & two fosters.
He has always been Mommy's boy; likes to spend lots of time sleeping on me, wants me to hold him, very needy, demanding, attention seeking kitty.
He is very upset with my two foster kitties, my Feral adult cat, and me. He likes sleeping with me but since the fosters arrived he doesn't sleep on the bed because they are there too. He hisses and bats them especially when he encounters them on the bed or at the food bowls.
Also, if anything is going on he has to be there to check on things. He loves routine and becomes hyper when his sleeping routine is not the way he wants it to be. He becomes aggressive with the other cats when he does not get enough sleep. He literally whines and crys; rolls around on the floor; etc when he wants to sleep but can't because things are "not just right".
I am thinking about not fostering again because he becomes too stressed. The other cats are able to go with the flow and not become so overwhelmed by change.
Suggestions appreciated!
He has always been Mommy's boy; likes to spend lots of time sleeping on me, wants me to hold him, very needy, demanding, attention seeking kitty.
He is very upset with my two foster kitties, my Feral adult cat, and me. He likes sleeping with me but since the fosters arrived he doesn't sleep on the bed because they are there too. He hisses and bats them especially when he encounters them on the bed or at the food bowls.
Also, if anything is going on he has to be there to check on things. He loves routine and becomes hyper when his sleeping routine is not the way he wants it to be. He becomes aggressive with the other cats when he does not get enough sleep. He literally whines and crys; rolls around on the floor; etc when he wants to sleep but can't because things are "not just right".
I am thinking about not fostering again because he becomes too stressed. The other cats are able to go with the flow and not become so overwhelmed by change.
Suggestions appreciated!