When a vacancy appears within my tribe you will not go above 6; you will not go above 6 I always visit the local sanctuaries and seek out the most needy cat - not talking about the serious cruelty case, but the one that others pass by because he's so terrified he's been hidden in a corner for a year, that type.
I've learnt that all these cats need is a quiet room to live in for a few months whilst they get to heal and trust again, and then they can start to enjoy life. Perhaps they'll never sit on my lap, but they'll be able to live life without fear and on their terms.
I appreciate that fok with young chidren may not have the time or inclination for this, but I don't understand why more people don't conisder these scaredy cats.
Any thoughts?
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Just wondering why people don't adopt the very scaredy cats
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TillyWithercoat · 27/07/2014 10:45
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