tvham
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This is Polly begging for some pizza crust. She got her way.
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This is Polly begging for some pizza crust. She got her way.
My lizard is being glamorous.
tvham
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Polly got a haircut. She still cute.
Indymisanthrope
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Well to be fair, you put anyone in a murder dungeon setting and that's going to affect the vibe.
It's true. Good point.
MsLoganHenney
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She kind of looks like Benji in this picture.
Here are our two rescue kitties. Sister/brother littermates. They arrived yesterday, and so far they are shy but not terrified.
We named them Penelope and Zygmunt
Once the true cuteness ensues, pics will be a'plenty
We named them Penelope and Zygmunt
Once the true cuteness ensues, pics will be a'plenty
tvham
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They look like they are plotting to overtake you. I like them already.
Once we cleaned their litter boxes that first time, they realized we are merely servants.
tvham
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My sister tried to kidnap Polly last night
i spent more time than i'd like to admit trying to figure out just how the cat in the passenger seat was curled up before realizing it was part of a jacket liner pattern.
Today is two weeks since we adopted these little cuties. They are getting more and more bold, especially in the mornings...but they are still easily spooked and run and hide at a creaky floor or other noises. I haven't played drums since we brought them in, but at some point they will need to experience that.
MsLoganHenney
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When I foster skittish kittens I usually play the radio for them, usually keep it on an NPR type station that has more talking and less sudden noises. I’ve found this helps them get used to different human voices even if a person isn't actually in the room. That way when we are in their space they aren't jumping and running away at every noise we make, because they got used to a quiet house.
tvham
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Ha, if that was a cat there's no way Polly would be that calm!
Wow, cool, that's an excellent idea. Thank you!When I foster skittish kittens I usually play the radio for them, usually keep it on an NPR type station that has more talking and less sudden noises. I’ve found this helps them get used to different human voices even if a person isn't actually in the room. That way when we are in their space they aren't jumping and running away at every noise we make, because they got used to a quiet house.
@MsLoganHenney
We are dealing with a couple things that we could really use some advice on...I'd love your input since it sounds like you have some experience with feral and/or skittish kittens. If you're comfortable with that we can chat here or I could DM.
We are dealing with a couple things that we could really use some advice on...I'd love your input since it sounds like you have some experience with feral and/or skittish kittens. If you're comfortable with that we can chat here or I could DM.