Excessive Vocalization

[Cougie Wechsler]

Thanks for the advice and reassurance! In the past two nights, we have noticed an improvement in the vocalization - she will still howl but it is not as sustained as it was a few nights ago. We also noticed her being a bit more confident - last night she started using a cat bed to lay in, claiming it as her own. It was one we bought for our girls and they had failed to use it so it is hers. She also jumped on a sofa for the first time so we are taking these together as positive signs - baby steps

She is here to stay and we have grown quite attached to this one who we are calling Nala! Now if we can start to improve the marking we will be good. Thanks again!

[mrspunkysmom]

She is here to stay and we have grown quite attached to this one who we are calling Nala! Now if we can start to improve the marking we will be good. Thanks again!

The extra litter boxes will probably help. My former foster Bella went outside the box only once. While sequestered in her room she had excellent litter manners. but once she was out and about she did go outside because all of the four boxes were dirty and not to her standards. That was my oops that day.

Good luck and thanks for not giving up on her.

[Cougie Wechsler]

Great news! The excessive vocalization has stopped and we have not noticed any noticeable marking. She is also trying her best to engage the others in play so we hope that she now feels like she's at home.

[Karen]

That's good to hear! Thanks for the update.