Well, on my husband's mail route this morning, a beautiful, all-white intact young Tom followed him all morning, purring and wanting attention. When he got back to his truck, the tom jumped in!
By the end of the day, we had established that he is from a feral colony in our small town. People from the apartment complex feed he and his sister, and have completely socialized him. We found him tonight, and brought him home.
We have 6 toms already, all neutered and get along well except for 2 who have a bit of a dispute over my son Wasihun and his room. Some occasional spraying, it has gotten much better.
Any opinions out there as to if there is any way to introduce him to my other cats (after medical testing, etc.) in such a way that there would be any chance of them co-existing peacefully?
This cat is a real lover boy. He is all white, and calm, gentle and one of the sweetest cats I've ever met. He rode in the car on my lap! And he belongs to NO ONE!
We just didn't have the heart to leave him outside on such a cold, wet night. His sister is there too, but wouldn't let us take her. She is by no means wild, and we're looking into TNR at the very least for her, and are trying to get her into foster care.
Any advice would be appreciated.
By the end of the day, we had established that he is from a feral colony in our small town. People from the apartment complex feed he and his sister, and have completely socialized him. We found him tonight, and brought him home.
We have 6 toms already, all neutered and get along well except for 2 who have a bit of a dispute over my son Wasihun and his room. Some occasional spraying, it has gotten much better.
Any opinions out there as to if there is any way to introduce him to my other cats (after medical testing, etc.) in such a way that there would be any chance of them co-existing peacefully?
This cat is a real lover boy. He is all white, and calm, gentle and one of the sweetest cats I've ever met. He rode in the car on my lap! And he belongs to NO ONE!
We just didn't have the heart to leave him outside on such a cold, wet night. His sister is there too, but wouldn't let us take her. She is by no means wild, and we're looking into TNR at the very least for her, and are trying to get her into foster care.
Any advice would be appreciated.