Update: Blind kitty is home

"Phoenix" wrote in message
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Well! We didn't expect it would go this fast. This afternoon, my DH went
to take a cat carrier liberally sprayed with Feliway to go sit on the
front stoop of my son's house, in hopes of getting UBK (Unnamed Blind
Kitty) used to it.

A short while later, he called. "I've got her!" (We *think* it's a her.
Not real sure yet.) I scurried about setting up the room she'll live in
for the nonce (it's where my working desk is, so she will have company
large chunks of the time).

He said she yelled a couple times, then settled right down. Feliway is
magic...

Right now, she has not yet come out of the carrier, but is facing out and
the door is open. There is a bowl of crunchies just outside the door to
tempt her.

Wish us luck! And hope she tells us her name one of these days :-)

--
Deborah

phoenixpdx.livejournal.com



First of all, I hope you caught the "right" kitty! (Sounds like there are a
lot of ferals being fed at your son's apartment complex.) Secondly, YAY!
I'm glad you decided to adopt her. It was really a done deal or you
wouldn't have posted about her before you did Don't worry, she'll tell
you her name in due time.

Jill

"Phoenix" wrote in message
...
Well! We didn't expect it would go this fast. This afternoon, my DH went
to take a cat carrier liberally sprayed with Feliway to go sit on the
front stoop of my son's house, in hopes of getting UBK (Unnamed Blind
Kitty) used to it.

A short while later, he called. "I've got her!" (We *think* it's a her.
Not real sure yet.) I scurried about setting up the room she'll live in
for the nonce (it's where my working desk is, so she will have company
large chunks of the time).

He said she yelled a couple times, then settled right down. Feliway is
magic...

Right now, she has not yet come out of the carrier, but is facing out and
the door is open. There is a bowl of crunchies just outside the door to
tempt her.

Wish us luck! And hope she tells us her name one of these days :-)

--
Deborah

phoenixpdx.livejournal.com


Mega integration purrs heading your way - may Bast bless you for taking in
this little one!

Hugs,

CatNipped

That is great! Our little one, who is sighted, came to us about a month
ago. we handled her a lot and talked to her a lot. We feel it really helped
with the acclimation. She was about eight months old at that time. Now she
is bossing the other cats around and trying to run the house! We're purring
for great success for you and you kitty.
Charleen and the purrers.


"Phoenix" wrote in message
...
Well! We didn't expect it would go this fast. This afternoon, my DH went
to take a cat carrier liberally sprayed with Feliway to go sit on the
front stoop of my son's house, in hopes of getting UBK (Unnamed Blind
Kitty) used to it.

A short while later, he called. "I've got her!" (We *think* it's a her.
Not real sure yet.) I scurried about setting up the room she'll live in
for the nonce (it's where my working desk is, so she will have company
large chunks of the time).

He said she yelled a couple times, then settled right down. Feliway is
magic...

Right now, she has not yet come out of the carrier, but is facing out and
the door is open. There is a bowl of crunchies just outside the door to
tempt her.

Wish us luck! And hope she tells us her name one of these days :-)

--
Deborah

phoenixpdx.livejournal.com

Phoenix wrote:
Well! We didn't expect it would go this fast. This afternoon, my DH went
to take a cat carrier liberally sprayed with Feliway to go sit on the
front stoop of my son's house, in hopes of getting UBK (Unnamed Blind
Kitty) used to it.

A short while later, he called. "I've got her!" (We *think* it's a her.
Not real sure yet.) I scurried about setting up the room she'll live in
for the nonce (it's where my working desk is, so she will have company
large chunks of the time).

He said she yelled a couple times, then settled right down. Feliway is
magic...

Right now, she has not yet come out of the carrier, but is facing out
and the door is open. There is a bowl of crunchies just outside the door
to tempt her.

Wish us luck! And hope she tells us her name one of these days :-)


Good luck!
Polonca and Soncek

On Tue, 24 Feb 2009 18:03:59 -0800, Phoenix
wrote:

Well! We didn't expect it would go this fast. This afternoon, my
DH went to take a cat carrier liberally sprayed with Feliway to
go sit on the front stoop of my son's house, in hopes of getting
UBK (Unnamed Blind Kitty) used to it.

A short while later, he called. "I've got her!" (We *think* it's
a her. Not real sure yet.) I scurried about setting up the room
she'll live in for the nonce (it's where my working desk is, so
she will have company large chunks of the time).

He said she yelled a couple times, then settled right down.
Feliway is magic...

Right now, she has not yet come out of the carrier, but is facing
out and the door is open. There is a bowl of crunchies just
outside the door to tempt her.

Wish us luck! And hope she tells us her name one of these days :-)


Thank your for taking in this unfortunate kitty.

I hope she settles down soon, and begins enjoying the benefits of being
a pampered kitty.

~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^..^

"Life without cats would be only marginally worth living."
-TC, and the unmercifully, relentlessly, sweet calico kitty, Kenzie.

Every day is a treasure with Kenzie; I try to treat them that way. There
will only be so many, and then there will never, ever, be any more.

How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven.
- Robert Heinlein