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I am currently fostering a 3.5 month old kitten. He was fostered as a newborn with the rest of his siblings who have since been adopted. He spent all of his time at the Humane Society curled up in a cat condo (out of choice). It was difficult to get him in the carrier. He seemed to enjoy other cats, but bringing another cat home wasn't brought up when we discussed fostering him. I could see him doing better with another cat (he meows all night and seems lonely) but I don't want to risk it either. Ideas?
I brought him home, and he doesn't have any real desire to leave his carrier. He uses his litter box and gets food occasionally, usually when no one is home. I sit next to his cage and talk to him a lot. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to how to help him be more comfortable and how to socialize him.
I currently have a little set up for him in the corner of our dining room, with his bed in his carrier so that he has a safe place. He is able to go anywhere downstairs in the house. Should I give him a smaller area to explore to begin with?
Thank you for your help!
I brought him home, and he doesn't have any real desire to leave his carrier. He uses his litter box and gets food occasionally, usually when no one is home. I sit next to his cage and talk to him a lot. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to how to help him be more comfortable and how to socialize him.
I currently have a little set up for him in the corner of our dining room, with his bed in his carrier so that he has a safe place. He is able to go anywhere downstairs in the house. Should I give him a smaller area to explore to begin with?
Thank you for your help!