Look what I have in my bathroom

[Cinder & Smoke]

Rather testy isn't she ...

More like a bit on the Fee-Rocious side.

S/He just needs a lil bit of "socialization" ...
Move into the bathrooom with your favorite chair, blankie, pllow, book, and
a big fistfull of KAT Treets. Try 1 treet per page read for starters.

How long can S/He possibly resist?

[Maya & Inka's mommy]

Aw Randi, what a cute little terror you found there !!! In fact, she looks a lot like my own Snoopy! Maybe a good name for her

Hey, isn't it time to give Fister a new little sister ? I am sure he knows VERY well what mommy's hiding in her bedroom!!
Of course there will be lots of hissing, but I am sure you would be able to make these 2 get along!!!
Hey, please keep her untill August 9th, so I can give her a good Flemish cuddle!!

[Sonia59]

What a sweet face. I agree that she is getting scarier and nervous because she is in a closed room. She feels aggressed when she sees you, as she can't escape or hide. I don't know how safe it is outside, but perhaps she could get used to you and socialize better if she stays in the garden. And you could also see how Fister will react to her. He might hiss only at the beginning to let her know who the boss is, but then he will like her

Good luck, it's never easy to know what to do.

[Medusa]

Poor girl, she's nervous and frightened. Good luck w/this, Randi.

[Pinot's Mom]

She's scared to pieces! Poor thing! ...and Fister ABSOLUTELY knows there's someone in the bathroom!

Keep us posted, and good luck. I hope she can be socialized.

[Randi]

Well, I let her down in the yard, even though it's not allowed anymore, but since it's not my cat, what can they do! One of the girls upstairs helped me get her down, it was quite a show! We brought some food down and sat with her for a while. She seemed a lot more relaxed, but would not come near.

I could not bear the thought of her being put to sleep, and also, we're not quite sure if she belongs to anybody. One of the caretakers seems to think she belongs to someone in the yard across the road. We're going to find out about that.

Thanks for your concern.