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Siwsan

(27,291 posts)
Wed Nov 23, 2022, 06:37 AM Nov 2022

It happened again. Carys was a total snuggle bug, last night.

She was in full purr, kitty kisses and kitty nibble mode. She also spent a whole lot of time curled up on or next to me. At one point she was even snuggling with Madoc, which is very rare.

So as long as I'm horizontal, she's very confident and trusting. It's the vertical position that she's still adjusting to, but that's getting better by the day. She is s pending a whole lot more time out of the kitchen or in her yet to be discovered hiding place, and playing with the boys.

Tomorrow I will be having dinner with my friends who adopted Carys' siblings. Rest assured I will be sharing photos.

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It happened again. Carys was a total snuggle bug, last night. (Original Post) Siwsan Nov 2022 OP
Are the... 2naSalit Nov 2022 #1
I'm going to their house. Siwsan Nov 2022 #2
I might have... 2naSalit Nov 2022 #3
Have fun! SheltieLover Nov 2022 #13
It must be so hard to give them away. judesedit Nov 2022 #4
It is, but I have contact, in one way or another, with all of their new parents Siwsan Nov 2022 #5
Happy to hear that. You must get so attached. judesedit Nov 2022 #10
Heck, WE get so attached! tblue37 Nov 2022 #11
So true judesedit Nov 2022 #12
We sure do! SheltieLover Nov 2022 #14
Squeeeeeeee niyad Nov 2022 #6
You are safe JMCKUSICK Nov 2022 #7
I'm gonna need a bigger lap!! Siwsan Nov 2022 #8
I agree and it might not happen even then. My extremely snugly, formerly feral kitty r/o SoBlueInFL Nov 2022 #9

2naSalit

(92,732 posts)
1. Are the...
Wed Nov 23, 2022, 07:58 AM
Nov 2022

Guests bringing Carys' siblings? If so, that could help convince her that she's in good place. Probably a psychological boost for all the kitties in one way or another.

Siwsan

(27,291 posts)
2. I'm going to their house.
Wed Nov 23, 2022, 08:07 AM
Nov 2022

I think there have been just two Thanksgivings, over the past 15 or so years, that I haven't made the dinner and hosted it, or took it to another's house.

They live in a huge, 100+ year old farm house that has a ghost. Should be fun.

2naSalit

(92,732 posts)
3. I might have...
Wed Nov 23, 2022, 08:16 AM
Nov 2022

Missed that detail.

Well, if there's a ghost, probably not a good idea to bring extra kitties, they might have a rough time with that.

Have a great time! Looking forward to pictures!

Siwsan

(27,291 posts)
5. It is, but I have contact, in one way or another, with all of their new parents
Wed Nov 23, 2022, 08:51 AM
Nov 2022

I can visit with 3 of them, any time I want. That does make it much easier.

JMCKUSICK

(392 posts)
7. You are safe
Wed Nov 23, 2022, 09:06 AM
Nov 2022

It's not just that you are horizontal, you and the environment around Carys is still. Most of the strays that I've adopted/rescued are used to so much external stimuli that it's that quiet time that allows for testing you. I'd venture it'll be a couple of months before she's a full blown lap cat lol.

SoBlueInFL

(191 posts)
9. I agree and it might not happen even then. My extremely snugly, formerly feral kitty r/o
Wed Nov 23, 2022, 10:06 AM
Nov 2022

still doesn't like to be a lap cat. But, he sleeps with me snuggled into my bended knee when I'm on my side or squished between my thighs when I'm on my back. He's extremely loving but not into laps!

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