pb4uski
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One very easy going cat.
http://www.early-retirement.org/forums/members/16897-albums112-picture1049.htmlI'll bite what's a 'grandgoat'?
MRG
Currently two cats. Had three but one died last December. Couple of others that are hanging around. One is sort of living under the porch sneaking a meal but hasn't decided to join the group yet.
I wonder if a lot of us INTJs are cat people
Two sibling cats that I rescued. I've found that introducing kittens and adult cats doesn't always work well if you are hoping they will be companions for each other. The best you can expect is that they'll tolerate each other. Since you've already taken them in you already know how they get along, so at least you can see how it will probably go. If I go through this again, and hopefully it won't be for many years, I would adopt siblings again as it's really nice to see them play and sleep together, and I know when I travel that they are keeping each other company.
Well, they certainly work for me What adorable kittens!Here are pics (if it works)
That seems to be the common wisdom, and it's what I was thinking when I brought home a 5 month-old stray to live with a (then) 10 year-old very shy and nervous adult rescue cat. I was concerned, thinking that the rambunctious and confident kitten was going to overpower the shy adult. As it happened, she really brought the shy older lady out of herself. The kitten was a bit of a bully, but the older gal started standing up for herself and even throwing a few bats and swipes back at the youngster. Eventually, they became playmates and now they keep me awake most nights running around after, and purping at, each other.I've found that introducing kittens and adult cats doesn't always work well if you are hoping they will be companions for each other. The best you can expect is that they'll tolerate each other.
Absolutely no need to apologize Johnnie36 - these stories of people's pets are very entertaining (for me, anyway!) It sure makes for a nice diversion from the latest "What is a good SWR" thread