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Recently my wife and I made the decision to adopt a stray male DSH. Our new addition, Sgt. Pepper had been living on the street near a business complex. We would take turns feeding him and when it was my turn I would sit and visit with him while he ate his evening meal. He eventually allowed me to pet him and before long he was sitting in my lap after he finished his meal.
Just after Thanksgiving, I coaxed him with chicken into a carrier and took him straight to our veterinarian. Needless to say he was a little miffed at me and didn't speak all the way to the vet's office.
Taking the advice of a couple of cat advocates on line, we brought Sgt. Pepper home and let him loose in a spare bedroom. He has been there ever since and my wife and I are hopeful that he will adjust to his new surroundings and our two other cats, Beckham and Bailey. We let him roam the house in the evenings thinking this was part of his regular routine at the business complex. He hasn't made friends completely with our other two yet but again we are hopeful.
This is a small but significant success story (so far) for us and I thought I would share it with other TCS readers. We plan to provide follow-up progress reports and apologize in advance for the quality of the the Sarge's first photo.
We would be interested in hearing of other successes.
Best Regards,
Royal7
Just after Thanksgiving, I coaxed him with chicken into a carrier and took him straight to our veterinarian. Needless to say he was a little miffed at me and didn't speak all the way to the vet's office.
Taking the advice of a couple of cat advocates on line, we brought Sgt. Pepper home and let him loose in a spare bedroom. He has been there ever since and my wife and I are hopeful that he will adjust to his new surroundings and our two other cats, Beckham and Bailey. We let him roam the house in the evenings thinking this was part of his regular routine at the business complex. He hasn't made friends completely with our other two yet but again we are hopeful.
This is a small but significant success story (so far) for us and I thought I would share it with other TCS readers. We plan to provide follow-up progress reports and apologize in advance for the quality of the the Sarge's first photo.
We would be interested in hearing of other successes.
Best Regards,
Royal7