TrueIrishgirl
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- Apr 4, 2011
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we found this stray male cat (not real stray his original owner just left him) well, anyways i have been taking care of him outside of my house by feeding him, and providing a shelter and bedding. I have been wanting to take him inside, but i had two problems first, i have three indoor female cats already (7 month old, 2 year old, and 9 year old), and second my 7 month old isn't fixed just yet, and either is the male cat (we named him Shoes) he is about (guessing) three years old or so. So I set up appointment for both my 7 month old, and Shoes to get fixed, but i was trying to see how he would get along with my other cats, My 9 year old cat i think will be fine, she does not care much about the other two cats, and is the most independent out of all the cats, the 7 month old cat i feel would be great with another cat since she is so young, and loves all the other cats, very playful.
but i really worry about my 2 year old who pretty much self-proclaimed herself "top-cat" and i really worry that she will not get along with Shoes.
We tried to put each of the cats up by the window leaving it partly open so they could sniff each other, 9 year old seemed fine, so did the 7 month old, but as expected as soon as i put my 2 year old cat in front of the window by Shoes she made this horrible snarling noise that i didn't know was even possible for her to make. Shoes seemed a little to dumb to realize what was even happening, and was purring still, so he seemed fine with all the female cats.
So i don't know what to do with my 2 year old kitty she seems pretty upset by the new male cat that i am about to let inside the house as soon as he's fixed.
Suggestions?
but i really worry about my 2 year old who pretty much self-proclaimed herself "top-cat" and i really worry that she will not get along with Shoes.
We tried to put each of the cats up by the window leaving it partly open so they could sniff each other, 9 year old seemed fine, so did the 7 month old, but as expected as soon as i put my 2 year old cat in front of the window by Shoes she made this horrible snarling noise that i didn't know was even possible for her to make. Shoes seemed a little to dumb to realize what was even happening, and was purring still, so he seemed fine with all the female cats.
So i don't know what to do with my 2 year old kitty she seems pretty upset by the new male cat that i am about to let inside the house as soon as he's fixed.
Suggestions?