Poor Charlotte.  Her exmommy should have insisted on Claritin....
 
Diane R.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kelley Saveika
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 4:17 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: OT - Help, aggressive cat


Her story is the dreaded moving in with the allergic boyfriend one.  She
didn't even bring her over - a friend of hers did.  So Charlotte was
clearly tame enough for the friend to get into a carrier (which is more
than I could do at this point).  Charlotte didn't go ballistic until she
saw me...lol. 


On 12/29/06, Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

        Welcome to the world of Owner Surrenders! What one says is
certainly usually NOT what one gets! It's common for a "sweet kitty with
no problems" to actually arrive to you as "kitty from hell about to
gouge out your eyeballs in a fit of rage". That being said, you do
sometimes get a cat in that really was a good cat in it's own home, and
is just so totally freaked out by the change and new surroundings and
strangers that it will just freak out and seem completely feral. My
suggestion is to keep her as you are, in a smaller room, and give her
lots of hiding places, like boxes nested inside each other, baskets, and
a kennel with an open door (or the door removed). When you are in with
her, move very slowly; NEVER make eye contact, always keep your
shoulders angled away from her, never face her straight on, as that is
threatening body language. When you HAVE to look at her, squint your
eyes, but keep your face relaxed, as narrowed eyes are a sign of
friendliness in cats. Don't try to approach her or touch her. Sit down
on the other side of the room and don't face her, but sit in there
quietly while she eats, just so she gets used to your presence. Move
slowly, be quiet while you are in her room. She may come around. Or
maybe not, and the owner might have completely made up the fact that she
is tame, just so you would take her. It happens. 
        

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