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I have posted here before regarding behavioral issues with my three cats. There has definitely been improvement and some of the issues were probably related to the fact that we had just moved from one side of the country to the other. That and a new home to adjust to.
There is a new cat in the neighbourhood. She is a calico, declawed and spayed. Everyone has been feeding her, she is living under cars. I have contacted vets and the humane society to see if anyone has lost their cat. She is beautiful. Lovely temperament, constantly purrs and loves to be petted. I called the humane society and they will take her in for adoption. Presently, she is being stalked by a couple of neighborhood cats that have also started harrassing my outdoor cats. I have her in my back porch for now until an opening comes up at the humane society. However, I would really like to keep her. She is definitely a people cat, loves attention and comes when you meow. With the difficulties I have had with the other cats, I am leery about trying to introduce a declawed cat to clawed cats. I have a room off the bathroom that she could live in. I can sit in there to be with her throughout the day, but I worry about her being too isolated seeing as she is so friendly. Is this a reasonable set-up for her? I will attempt introductions but am prepared if it doesn't work out. Or should I let the humane society find a home for ?
There is a new cat in the neighbourhood. She is a calico, declawed and spayed. Everyone has been feeding her, she is living under cars. I have contacted vets and the humane society to see if anyone has lost their cat. She is beautiful. Lovely temperament, constantly purrs and loves to be petted. I called the humane society and they will take her in for adoption. Presently, she is being stalked by a couple of neighborhood cats that have also started harrassing my outdoor cats. I have her in my back porch for now until an opening comes up at the humane society. However, I would really like to keep her. She is definitely a people cat, loves attention and comes when you meow. With the difficulties I have had with the other cats, I am leery about trying to introduce a declawed cat to clawed cats. I have a room off the bathroom that she could live in. I can sit in there to be with her throughout the day, but I worry about her being too isolated seeing as she is so friendly. Is this a reasonable set-up for her? I will attempt introductions but am prepared if it doesn't work out. Or should I let the humane society find a home for ?