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Want to say Hello
Hello.....My name is Skye and I just found this website and would like to introduce myself. I do need some help since I'm not sure if I am in the right place. My mom passed away last week and has a loving cat that needs a home. If anyone knows where I can post this I would be most grateful. Thank you, this is a wonderful site.
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I'm sorry to hear about your mom
Any chance you can take the cat into your home?
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Thank you
I tried taking him to my condo on Friday but I have a small chihuahua and she wants to play with him and he just doesn't want to be bothered by her so the cat gets upset and if I yell at my little dog to stop bothering him she puts her tail between her legs and thinks I'm mad at her. I live in a studio condo with no doors so there is no way for me to keep them apart.
I am boarding him at my vets office. I have put up flyers everywhere, mostly Senior Residences In hopes that someone older would like a companion but no luck so far. |
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Hi and welcome to pets.ca. There must be cat rescues in your area that could help you ?
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Welcome..my condolences to you and your family. I am just wondering if you might be able to start over and take him in. There is alot of information here that you could have a look at and see if something can work for you. You have to remember that a proper introduction needs to happen before either of your pets become accepting of one another...Its tough on them too! the kitty has probably had a nice quiet life with no doggies around and vice versa?? just a thought? perhaps there is a way for you to keep this little one.
Good Luck Cindy
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Welcome to pets.ca and my condolences to you as well.
I agree with Winston and think you should try re-introducing them. It's been many years since I lived in an apartment and am not familiar with the terms. Does a studio condo have a separarate bedroom that you could put the cat in with a baby gate across? If not, it must have a bathroom you can keep him in with a baby gate across. That way they can see each other and get close without your dog chasing him until they get used to each other. If those options are not possible, you could buy a small xpen to keep them separated until they adjust. |
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I would also suggest that you try re-introducing the cat to the dog. I suspect your pup will be the boss but since the cat knows you I think he would adjust. I realize a studio condo is small, but animals don't care about that - they want to be with people they love. Did you mom hope that you would be able to care for her cat? It is a hard decision, but I wouldn't give up so soon.
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