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Siwsan

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2. Absolutely. This is why I was so anxious to introduce her to the kidcats

Reply to wnylib (Reply #1)

Wed May 17, 2023, 05:53 AM

May 2023

Yesterday they acted very intimidated by her. Today she's being reined in. Naturally, I am keeping a close eye on their behavior.

She gets 10 more minutes and then it's back to the guest room. These play sessions really wear her out.

Besides, I have to feed the ferals AND myself. As soon as I get the mowing done, she can rejoin the family.

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Apparently the novelty has worn off. [View all] Siwsan May 2023 OP

She needs those gentle bops as part of socialization. wnylib May 2023 #1

Absolutely. This is why I was so anxious to introduce her to the kidcats Siwsan May 2023 #2

?????????????????? Crazyleftie May 2023 #3

She has a precious new rescue who is gradually being introduced to her kitties. niyad May 2023 #4

The little spitfire named Sian is learning her place in the fur baby pecking order. Siwsan May 2023 #5

Yes, and that socialization is very important. ShazzieB May 2023 #6