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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / September 2007taking the plunge - moral support
Next Saturday I am going to the town shelter to look at kittycats. It has been more than 20years since I had the best cat in the world, Shadow kitten. Sigh. I know I will never have a cat like her again. But I saw a picture on petfinder. Grey tuxedo :) yes, looks like my Shadow. Her name is Sadie. She is one year old and the lady I have been emailing, doesn't know her history but says the folks at the shelter will. She does remember her as "feisty" hmmmm... don't know if I can handle feisty. I haven't held a kitty in about 20 years. And the last kitty I petted (was trying to adopt one from a foster home, thought I had found the "one" and he bit me, badly, very badly. Was a declawed kitty and they didn't know why he had been dumped, think they know now, unfortunately) The biter kind of made me gunshy though I have been bitten by dogs, horses (too many horses) I never had a bite get that nasty. So I might not want to handle feisty though they say she is a love bug when she gets to know you. Anyway, so I am off to meet kitties next Saturday. Maybe Sadie, maybe somebody else. Maybe nobody. Will wait and see who warms up to me and says to take him/her home. I have no preferences really about the gender or the color. Or the age as long as they are grown up. This will be an only Kitty. We can only have one here. My Shadow was an only cat and didn't seem to be missing anything though she was raised that way. Sadie (feisty) has just learned to get along with other cats according to her blurb on the web, so I was thinking maybe she wouldn't mind not having to continue to get along with them :) There is a big crabapple tree in the dining room window with a lot of bird and squirrel action. All the windows have wide sills for kittes :) and I am also willing to get a fish tank for kitty entertainment and my mother lives in the same complex and would come by to visit almost every day when I am at work. That is why I am not getting a kitten. Even though I will feel safer with a kitten (uh, but look up my old story about 2 lb Shadow kitten sometime :) and helping to "form" their little personality :) I work long hours and a kitten really needs more company than I can provide right now. The shelter person doesn't think I am bad for keeping an only kitty. She says some of the kitties at the shelter have been there so long they would be thrilled for some privacy and their own place and person. Hope I am doing the right thing. Sue > Next Saturday I am going to the town shelter to look at kittycats. It has > been more than 20years since I had the best cat in the world, Shadow [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] > > Sue Old one year old kittens need love to. I didn't let Charlie get Jake until after he retired because I think you do shape the personality of a young kitten. And leaving her home alone a lot isn't the way I'd like to shape one. A grown up kitten sleeps more than a bitty and is more able to work its activity to meet your schedule. Unless of course you really expect to sleep soundly from 9pm to 8am. OK Bast, we have a good home for one of you children. Send the right one OK? Jo > Next Saturday I am going to the town shelter to look at kittycats. It has > been more than 20years since I had the best cat in the world, Shadow [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > had a bite get that nasty. So I might not want to handle feisty though > they say she is a love bug when she gets to know you. Declawed cats tend to become biters - and have litterbox "issues", and usually a very cranky disposition when they get older because they get really, really bad arthritis from having their paws mutilated. > Anyway, so I am off to meet kitties next Saturday. Maybe Sadie, maybe > somebody else. Maybe nobody. Will wait and see who warms up to me and [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > entertainment and my mother lives in the same complex and would come by to > visit almost every day when I am at work. I wouldn't worry about her being an only cat - cats are crepuscular (they are most active at dawn and dusk) because they evolved in desert conditions, and, like most desert creatures, tend to spend the day sleeping. > That is why I am not getting a kitten. Even though I will feel safer with > a [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > be thrilled for some privacy and their own place and person. Hope I am > doing the right thing. I think you are! Good luck, con-cat-ulations, and I look forward to reading lots and lots of hooli-kitten stories (one-year-olds still have plenty of "kitten" left in them!).  SignatureHugs, CatNipped See all my masters at: http://www.PossiblePlaces.com/CatNipped/ > Sue > I wouldn't worry about her being an only cat - cats are crepuscular (they > are most active at dawn and dusk) because they evolved in desert conditions, > and, like most desert creatures, tend to spend the day sleeping. That's true with just about all cats, but we found an exception once. Blacky the foster cat. Blacky got adopted to a home with no other cats and an owner who worked. He destroyed the mini blinds the first week. He never did that at home. The people who adopted him even consulted a behaviorist, who said he had separation anxiety and was just plain lonely. They ended up bringing him back because they didn't want to try 2 cats. I don't know how often that happens. Sherry >> I wouldn't worry about her being an only cat - cats are crepuscular (they >> are most active at dawn and dusk) because they evolved in desert [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Sherry That is why I am not getting a kitten and am looking for an older cat that maybe isn't looking to be with other cats and/or kids. I was very lucky (strange word, since maybe we shaped her that way, maybe not). My old Shadow never seemed to care about furry companionship or eventually, human, during the day or even night! She was her "own" cat and while not unfriendly wasn't friendly. She amused herself mostly with her windows. And life was good with food, binkies, window with squirrels and birds! Hard to describe. It is tempting to get a kitten. Thinking maybe, it will learn like she did, that alone isn't bad. But I really think they have their own personalities and natures. Shadow I think was just that way, she didn't need another cat and managed fine without close people. Found her in a pet shop cage with someone who was obviously her brother. But she didn't interact with him. Was sitting outside the litter box he was dozing in and when the staff took her out and put her in my arms, she popped right out and went to investigate the fish food aisle! I think that was just her way :) Maybe there is a kitty out there that would like to be spoiled rotten with the lazy good life. Watch TV, aquarium, birds, squirrels and bugs during the day. Get fed and petted at night and maybe chase a laser dot around when they get too flabby LOL Maybe for some kitties, like some people that would be "the life" :) > Next Saturday I am going to the town shelter to look at kittycats. It has > been more than 20years since I had the best cat in the world, Shadow > kitten. She sounds lovely and if not her, I am sure some other cat will look at you and you'll say "Mine!" Then of course, you will have all the chores of slavery again, feeding, litterbox cleaning, posting photographs and funny stories to us here > The shelter person doesn't think I am bad for keeping an only kitty. She > says some of the kitties at the shelter have been there so long they would > be thrilled for some privacy and their own place and person. I imagine they would be just so glad to have somewhere to call their forever home Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > The shelter person doesn't think I am bad for keeping an only kitty. She > says some of the kitties at the shelter have been there so long they would > be thrilled for some privacy and their own place and person. Hope I am > doing the right thing. > > Sue You're definitely doing the right thing. :) If it makes you feel any better, all mine spend most of the day snoozing and get up around Tea time. The only one who is busy busy all day is Miss Lily Whiskers, and she goes next door to pester the neighbour (who always has treats for her ;o)) May Bast send you ther perfect owner. :) Helen M > Next Saturday I am going to the town shelter to look at kittycats. It has > been more than 20years since I had the best cat in the world, Shadow [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] > > Sue Good luck, Sue. I'm really glad you're taking the plunge, and I know you will be too. I know you're going into this with a lot of thought, and I'm glad. Really glad you're looking at older cats. Maybe the shelter personnel can help you find the perfect one who'll be happy as an "only" cat. Since you do work long hours, there are many cats who would *not* be happy alone, indoors. And, some are very happy to be the "only cat." Lots of them here on this group; Persia is one, and there are others. Biskit would be *perfectly* happy to be an only cat, with an owner who was away in the daytime, and to never stick her little nose out the door ever. She would be in kitty-heaven. She loves her 8-10 a.m. sunbeam at the front door, though. I hope some lucky cat with her kind of personality finds you! Sherry > Biskit would be *perfectly* happy to be an only cat, with an owner who > was away in the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I hope some lucky cat with her kind of personality finds you! > Sherry Is Biskit available? :) Actually I want Tak's Buster but it seems that he cares for other kitty companions (even if they don't care for him :) >Is Biskit available? :) > >Actually I want Tak's Buster but it seems that he cares for other kitty >companions (even if they don't care for him :) After being used to an independent kitty like Shadow, and not having had cats for a while, I think you'd find Buster exhausting. :) He is a very *clingy* cat. I'm sure you'd be a great kitty parent for him, but I still think I can integrate my two. > Next Saturday I am going to the town shelter to look at kittycats. > It has been more than 20years since I had the best cat in the world, > Shadow kitten. <snip> Lots of good luck purrs on the way, I hope you and Sadie, or which ever cat you adopt, have a very happy life together. I can't say I'm surprised you were bitten by the declawed cat, it' s quite common when that's their only line of defense, he/she was probably feeling very stressed. I'm glad declawing is illegal in nearly every country in the world. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk > Lots of good luck purrs on the way, I hope you and Sadie, or which ever > cat you adopt, have a very happy life together. I can't say I'm surprised > you were bitten by the declawed cat, it' s quite common when that's their > only line of defense, he/she was probably feeling very stressed. I'm glad > declawing is illegal in nearly every country in the world. That declawd kitty - I didn't set out to adopt him. I had gone to see a kitten at the shelter (black tuxedo) who they brought from another foster home. She was gorgeous and unfriendly! Frankly, like my Shadow. But for some reason I got talked into visiting another foster home where there was a beautiful adult black male. He was a stray and they didn't know his story. Declawed and already neutered when they found him. Breathtaking cat. Declawing, I don't believe in it myself. Shadow absolutely destroyed my furniture for her all of nine years/lives. She couldn't be trained out of it since apparently she considered it her "thing". Long story. But I figured, hey, he is already declawed so I won't hold that against him! He didn't like other cats so was kept in his very own room. Nice room. I spent a long time with him at first. He was very affectionate and liked petting. I met the lady's other cats then went back to see him, all ready to adopt him. He was in his basket and all I did was just stroke him, and he sunk his teeth into my hand. Very, very bad. Hard to get him loose. We poured peroxide over it right away but I still got a very bad infection. Only other cat that ever bit me was Shadow when she was a teensy weensy kitten with a URI. We couldn't get her to eat except for some baby food and very bloody raw roast beef shavings. She mistook my thumb for a shaving :) she didn't mean that at all LOL I have been off cats since. And actually afraid of thema bit. Weird since so much of my life was spent with them before. >> Next Saturday I am going to the town shelter to look at kittycats. >> It has been more than 20years since I had the best cat in the world, [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > very stressed. I'm glad declawing is illegal in nearly every country > in the world. I'd like to physically *hurt* the person who had Persia front-declawed. Fortunately, she's a very sweet natured cat and it doesn't seem to bother her. But for goodness' sakes, she was apparently an outdoor (or at least indoor-outdoor) cat left with no natural defenses! She couldn't climb a tree to get away from dogs (or other cats) let alone be able to fight if necessary. It just makes me sick. She's strictly an indoor cat since she came to live with me, except when she's in her Kitty Walk when we sit on the patio in nice weather. Jill >>> Next Saturday I am going to the town shelter to look at kittycats. >>> It has been more than 20years since I had the best cat in the world, [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Jill I'm constantly amazed by the way most cats handle a disabilty, like blindness or the loss of a limb. But that doesn't excuse people maiming them deliberately, especially when they know exactly what's involved. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk >>>> Next Saturday I am going to the town shelter to look at kittycats. >>>> It has been more than 20years since I had the best cat in the world, [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > blindness or the loss of a limb. But that doesn't excuse people maiming > them deliberately, especially when they know exactly what's involved. Oh, you forgot, Adrian, they might scratch the furniture. May American vets who offer this procedure at the same time as spaying have their first knuckle removed on their hands. I can hardly believe that this is done in a so called civilised country. It is outlawed almost everywhere else in the world, why? because it is cruel. Tweed Tweed > May American vets who offer this procedure at the same time as > spaying have their first knuckle removed on their hands. While they are being sterilized. :) Joyce > Next Saturday I am going to the town shelter to look at kittycats. It has > been more than 20years since I had the best cat in the world, Shadow [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] > > Sue Purrs that you two turn out to be the purr-fect match. Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe > be thrilled for some privacy and their own place and person. Hope I am > doing the right thing. Purrs for the best match. :) SignatureVictor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com > The shelter person doesn't think I am bad for keeping an only kitty. She > says some of the kitties at the shelter have been there so long they would > be thrilled for some privacy and their own place and person. Hope I am > doing the right thing. You are doing the right thing. We will be purring for you to meet your forever cat. SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. De-clawed cats are notorious biters. Don't let the actions of one kitty frighten you away from having a pet. Each cat is an individual. I'm sure you will find one that grabs your heart. Lots of folks have only one cat. The cats don't mind it at all. I've got one that would obviously prefer being the only kitty here, but he has to share me with two other kitties. Debra in VA See my quilts at http://community.webshots.com/user/debplayshere >That is why I am not getting a kitten. Even though I will feel safer with a >kitten (uh, but look up my old story about 2 lb Shadow kitten sometime :) [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >be thrilled for some privacy and their own place and person. Hope I am >doing the right thing. I'm glad that you're finally taking the plunge! :) A kitten would be fine too, but I think that an adult cat is a good idea, especially for an only-cat. Both of mine would have been happy to have a home all to themselves. By the way, is this Sadie? She's very cute. http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7002249 >> That is why I am not getting a kitten. Even though I will feel >> safer with a kitten (uh, but look up my old story about 2 lb Shadow [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > By the way, is this Sadie? She's very cute. > http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7002249 I love the way they captioned this, Size: Small. Like she's a piece of clothing! She's very cute :) Jill > I'm glad that you're finally taking the plunge! :) A kitten would be > fine too, but I think that an adult cat is a good idea, especially for [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > By the way, is this Sadie? She's very cute. > http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=7002249 Yes, that is her. The only thing that worries me is the "feisty" part that the lady who handles the email called her (she doesn't recall much else about her so referred me to the shelter adoption folks) Feisty can mean a lot of things so I will have to meet her and see for myself. And of course there are other cats there! And everywhere! Somewhere is a kitty with my name on him/her, most likely. Maybe a much older cat. I can deal with a boring lap fungus lump. Crazy hoolikitten probably not :( There was a big animal hoarding case near here recently, a mansion full of kitties gone wild by owners with their own problems. I can check out the county shelter too. http://tinyurl.com/2de4nm I will just wait for the right kitty. Sounds funny, I am not really picky myself but want a kitty that will be happy with what I have to offer. Maybe it is not much but I think much better than even a nice shelter! I was drawn to Sadie because she is young-ish, female and a blue tuxedo like Shadow :) She looks very much like Shadow when she was going through her teen-age. We thought Shadow would be a biggish sleek panther type. Hahahaha her legs stopped growing. She never grew into her tail at all(way too long and kinked!). Shadow was smallish, at 7 years was 6 pounds and maybe a little bit of fat even. You couldn't feel any ribs :) oooh and please take no offense at my coveting Buster :) He totally suckered me in lately with that video of face-washing! >> I'm glad that you're finally taking the plunge! :) A kitten would be >> fine too, but I think that an adult cat is a good idea, especially for [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > oooh and please take no offense at my coveting Buster :) He totally > suckered me in lately with that video of face-washing! Just take you time. And go by personality, not guilt. There is nothing wrong with wanting a youngish healthy well behaved cat. Jo >Yes, that is her. The only thing that worries me is the "feisty" part that >the lady who handles the email called her (she doesn't recall much else [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >oooh and please take no offense at my coveting Buster :) He totally >suckered me in lately with that video of face-washing! Definitely check out the kitties in those shelters. :) Any of them would be so happy to go home with you. When I first met Betty, I wasn't sure if she was the right kitty for me. I finally had to take her home, because she was so sad and quiet at the shelter, and she wouldn't open herself up to me there. And for three years, Betty was the most loving and devoted friend any hoomin could hope to have. > The shelter person doesn't think I am bad for keeping an only kitty. > She says some of the kitties at the shelter have been there so long > they would be thrilled for some privacy and their own place and > person. Hope I am doing the right thing. Persia is perfectly happy as an only kitty. She doesn't like other cats. I had to install a baby gate across my sliding door screen to keep her from crashing through it if another cat invaded our patio. Her opinion is it's HER patio! (She'd be right.) She has plenty of toys to play with and she manages to keep occupied just fine. Good luck in your hunt for just the right companion :) Jill >Next Saturday I am going to the town shelter to look at kittycats. It has >been more than 20years since I had the best cat in the world, Shadow >kitten. And another baby finds a forever home!!! And don't think twice about getting a cat instead of a kitten; they're still our babies no matter the age. In the case of some like our Brandy, a cat can keep being a kitten in attitude. Taking a grown cat to her new home, letting her explore her new world, is just like watching a kitten get to know the business of being a cat. Most of our rescues were adults when we got them, and they're all my kittens; and the newness of HOME, knowing they're in the place they'll be until they retire from the work of keeping us loved, has kept the frisky in them. Enjoy your new arrival as much as she'll enjoy you! Blessed be, Baha Mama of the only 16 pound kitten in Buffalo <snip> >The shelter person doesn't think I am bad for keeping an only kitty. She >says some of the kitties at the shelter have been there so long they would >be thrilled for some privacy and their own place and person. Hope I am >doing the right thing. > >Sue Good for you Sue. I know you will find just the right partner to warm your house and your heart. I'm hoping you will pick a poor unfortunate kitty that has been at the shelter for a while and in desperate need of a home. He/she will give you many years of joy and companionship. Please do keep us posted. -bonbon > Good for you Sue. I know you will find just the right partner to warm > your house and your heart. I'm hoping you will pick a poor [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > -bonbon I will. Tomorrow is the day. Even though it is going to be very hot and humid and I am intolerant to heat due to medication (kitty won't sweat in my place :) I will at least go there and try to hold Sadie (if she is holdable). If we aren't a match, will go back next weekend hoping for cooler (really is hard for me in the bad heat) >I will. Tomorrow is the day. Even though it is going to be very hot and >humid and I am intolerant to heat due to medication (kitty won't sweat in >my place :) I will at least go there and try to hold Sadie (if she is >holdable). If we aren't a match, will go back next weekend hoping for >cooler (really is hard for me in the bad heat) Good luck and purrs for tomorrow, and at least the shelter will probably be air conditioned. :) >>I will. Tomorrow is the day. Even though it is going to be very hot and >>humid and I am intolerant to heat due to medication (kitty won't sweat in [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Good luck and purrs for tomorrow, and at least the shelter will > probably be air conditioned. :) Yes, the lady I have been emailing tells me it is air conditioned! Shelter opens for only 2 hours in afternoon for adoptions so I have been going over the website and see two other possibilities so I will ask about them, too. One is so sad looking I don't know why, something about how she holds her head and I want to meet her in person. She is just a year also but they say she is shy and never gets into trouble and uses her scratching post faithfully. Sounds well-mannered even if she isn't a looker :) The other is a senior kitty that looks so sweet. 7 years isn't that old but they do call her senior. Oh, and there is a kitten. I know I can't take one but serious KFW http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=8849393 eek the cuteness is too much for me so I will NOT ask to see him. I would die to hold that. There are so many shelters in the area. This is I think the smallest so good for starting out. >Yes, the lady I have been emailing tells me it is air conditioned! Shelter >opens for only 2 hours in afternoon for adoptions so I have been going over [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >is a senior kitty that looks so sweet. 7 years isn't that old but they do >call her senior. Ava and Nancy? I think they're both very pretty. You know, Betty didn't use scratching posts. I have scratching posts that are years old, pristine and were *never* used until I got Dot and Buster. :) >Oh, and there is a kitten. I know I can't take one but serious KFW >http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=8849393 > >eek the cuteness is too much for me so I will NOT ask to see him. I would >die to hold that. He has *seven* toesies on his front paws? He's just too cute. Even Buster the poly only has six, and it already looks so funny. >There are so many shelters in the area. This is I think the smallest so >good for starting out. They have a lot of cats listed. Is it a place that you can walk around and browse all their kitties? That's what I was doing at my local shelter, if you recall: http://mywebpages.comcast.net/Takayuki9z/shelter2.html > Ava and Nancy? I think they're both very pretty. You know, Betty > didn't use scratching posts. I have scratching posts that are years > old, pristine and were *never* used until I got Dot and Buster. :) Yes, that is them :) Ava has a bit of weird tilt to her head, must see her in person to figure it out. Hear you about Betty. Shadow never used a scratching post, either. It was her only real vice. Tearing the furniture to shreds was her "thang". Period. End of discussion where she was concerned. We tried many different kinds. She did like sisal/straw mats a bit to scratch but was more enthusiastic about eating it and her perversion in that regard was a deal killer for sisal posts. Her furniture scratching was usually command performances for our benefit. When we came home her greeting was to run to the chair or couch, look right at us, and let 'er rip! She was so well trained in other ways we just gave up on having decent furniture. But in over seven years she never went out of her litter box so I think she balanced out her scratching problem. We couldn't have nice furniture but we could have very nice carpet :) I did have a rescue for several months. I made her a scratching post from a board covered with old blue jean and she was quite dedicated to it! So I know it is possible for a cat to scratch appropriately. > He has *seven* toesies on his front paws? He's just too cute. Even > Buster the poly only has six, and it already looks so funny. I might just ask to hold him if he is there. tehe He is probably wiggly :) I wouldn't dream of taking a kitten but it might be nice to try and hold one for a few. > They have a lot of cats listed. Is it a place that you can walk > around and browse all their kitties? That's what I was doing at my > local shelter, if you recall: > http://mywebpages.comcast.net/Takayuki9z/shelter2.html Wow, that is some fancy shelter! You must come from an upscale metro kind of place! I don't think anything in our area would be like that, it is kind of poorish and a little bit rural. The slightly larger area one I went to some years ago couldn't hold a candle to that! They had a group cat room there, with a climbing tree near a tiny window. And the usual cages. That was it. Many kitties in foster homes and it was at one of those that I was bit by the declawed cat :( This shelter is on a tiny dinky side road by a river. I am not expecting much in the way of ambience, but hey, they got AC :) I will let you know, hmmmm...maybe I should take my camera. > Oh, and there is a kitten. I know I can't take one but serious KFW > http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=8849393 Oh, that's Nikki as a kitten! SignatureMarina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. >> Oh, and there is a kitten. I know I can't take one but serious KFW >> http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=8849393 > > Oh, that's Nikki as a kitten! Too adorable. Alas, he was gone when I went there yesterday so asked for another to hold. (Had to hold ONE at least, the adult cats would have none of holding!) >> Good for you Sue. I know you will find just the right partner to warm >> your house and your heart. I'm hoping you will pick a poor [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > holdable). If we aren't a match, will go back next weekend hoping for > cooler (really is hard for me in the bad heat) I can understand. Some of us are especially sensitive to heat. Purrs that Sadie is a match, or at least that it is much cooler next weekend. We just got over a hot spell. Well, it was 90 today, but that's about 15 degrees cooler than it was for about a week. Joy > Next Saturday I am going to the town shelter to look at kittycats. It has > been more than 20years since I had the best cat in the world, Shadow > kitten. <snip> > The shelter person doesn't think I am bad for keeping an only kitty. She > says some of the kitties at the shelter have been there so long they would > be thrilled for some privacy and their own place and person. Hope I am > doing the right thing. > > Sue You are going to give a kitty a great onetruehome, Sue. Wishing you lots of luck, Polonca and Soncek
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