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Great stuff - fingers and paws here all crossed!
As far as pet introduction - keep Coda in his own room at first. Let them sniff each other under the door, exchange items from each other's sleeping area so they get used to each other's scent.
Don't do the intro flat out - if nothing else, Coda needs to bond with YOU for a few days.
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His own room would be a little tough to do, we have a very small 4 room apartment. I guess I could put him in out bedroom at first, which is where Heidi usually sleeps (with me! Just as Coda was used to doing). He would get a good sniff of her in there, and if I leave his carrier in the kitchen she could get a good wiff of him. He's used to accepting other cats into his house, life and heart, but this is HER house!
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Bon voyage, Coda! Safe journey and safe home!
I meant," said Ipslore bitterly, "what is there in this world that truly makes living worthwhile?"
Death thought about it.
CATS, he said eventually. CATS ARE NICE.
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Prayers for a very safe trip home.. Congrates Coda on getting to go home now..
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I hope that his journey is swift and safe. He will be in your arms by the end of the weekend. (BTW it is supposed to warm up so that will make things a little easier for the traveling.)
Please post a picture of the two of you together when he becomes "an immigrant"
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