2 new fosters..May 4, 2008 (UPDATED July 13, 2008)

[jennielynn1970]

I was just curious...

I'm not a fan of very vocal cats either, lol. Zach is talkative, but that's not like a YOWLING cat. That would annoy the crap out of me. They don't respond to "SHHHHHH" like the kids do at school, either, lol.

Hopefully they will be get adopted through petfinder since PetSmart wasn't a success. And if she loves other cats, then she'll definitely fit in at your place!

[kt_luvs_kitties]

My Amos loves to talk, it can get tiring, but he just does it for attention, so I cant get too mad (esp with a face like his!)

I LOVE BORIS! My gosh, send him on my way

[Laura's Babies]

I love what I call a verbal cat, one that talks to you but I don't know that I could handle one that yowls a lot. Maybe he would rather be outside and that is why he is being so vocal? Could also be that he is either calling his humans or is just mourning them.

Boo yowls now and then, I think she does it to make sure I am still here but once I answer her, she comes right away and is quiet.

[catfamily]

i just got back from the shelter and i saw this teeeeeenie tiny kitten with the biggest voice....all this kitten did was meow REALLY LOUD!!!
It was accually kind of cute...he or she had a paper saying it was adopted...i knew it was because it just wouldn't stop holloring/meowing...it was the very smallest kitten there...looked to be only 4 weeks old but could eat wet food fine....oh my it was sooooo cute...thank goodness it was adopted...i must stay out of these places.

[CathyBogart]

Aww, that would drive me bonkers too. Cupcake is vocal, but not a yowler. She never fails to answer you if you address her though.