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Full disclosure
How much do you tell a prospective adopter about a cat's quirks?
I feel a certain obligation to give an adopter an accurate profile of a cat's personality, including any quirks, which most cats have. Unfortunately, such revelation can skewer an adoption. People seem to want generic kitties, all cute and cuddly all the time. Very few fit that bill. I've just taken in another foster that poses a dilemma. She's a tiny orange tabby, sweet as she can be... up to a point. She will get up on your lap, all lovey with head butts and kisses, then at some arbitrary point she hisses and jumps away. To me, this is just a personalty quirk, but to prospective adopters it may be a deal killer. How honest should I be? |
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