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Krystina - 25 Jun 2009 04:18 GMT

I have a 'one' person rescued Russian Blue who lives indoor/outdoor
with me. She has been with me for aprx 12 years and she was 2-ish when
she came into my life.

For the past 18 months I have been visiting, feeding and playing with
a VERY SPECIAL 'homeless' (NOT Feral), kitty at a local gas station.
Apparently she has been coming around for 8+ years. I guess she may be
around 10y/o.
She has been behaving in a... 'dont leave me' kind of way lately. It
breaks my heart because I wish I could bring her home with me.

Does anyone out there have any ideas, questions, etc for me?

God knows... I sure would appreciate some help.

Regards,
K--

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S.Smith - 25 Jun 2009 04:50 GMT

>I have a 'one' person rescued Russian Blue who lives indoor/outdoor
> with me. She has been with me for aprx 12 years and she was 2-ish when
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> Regards,
> K--

I would go ahead and bring the cat home. I would keep them in sep. rooms
till they can get used to the scent of eachother. Also have the new cat
checked out by your vet. Both deserve a good home. You might be surprized.
Both females? I know it takes a little time with two males. Maybe it would
be easier with females. Good Luck.
Petey and Paloma's Mom

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grim leaper - 19 Jul 2009 06:06 GMT

>>I have a 'one' person rescued Russian Blue who lives indoor/outdoor
>> with me. She has been with me for aprx 12 years and she was 2-ish when
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> Maybe it would be easier with females. Good Luck.
> Petey and Paloma's Mom

I was at the vet's just last week getting one of the furballs shots up to
date..
saw that they had a quick [more or less instant] test for Feline leukemia
virus
and Feline Immune deficiency virus. . great idea..don't know anything
about
how accurate it is..
always my biggest fear about "helping out" another stray kitty is the
possibility
it might be carrying lethal easily transmitted diseases.

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richard f way - 08 Aug 2009 02:33 GMT

> I have a 'one' person rescued Russian Blue who lives indoor/outdoor
> with me. She has been with me for aprx 12 years and she was 2-ish when
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> Regards,
> K--

If you haven't already decided, try to bring her home. If cats can be
somewhat separate, it may work out. They might even like each other -
some cats get more social with age. If not, foster the newbie until you
can get her a home.

Rich

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Reid Fleming - 30 Sep 2009 01:54 GMT

> I have a 'one' person rescued Russian Blue who lives indoor/outdoor
> with me. She has been with me for aprx 12 years and she was 2-ish when
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> Regards,
> K--

Take her home with you.

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