Jill,

It sounds like Noel has a wonderful home. From the
progress you describe, sounds like its just a matter
of time before she completely relaxes. Keep working
with her, and she'll be a confirmed lap cat before you
know it!

Anita
--- "Coleman, Jill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Whenever I read the progress of Dale (Jonathan's
> cat) I always think I
> should update you guys about my new
> little love Noel. If you recall I adopted her on
> Dec. 27th and she was an
> unadoptable cat from our cattery
> at the shelter. She had been at the shelter since
> she was 6 weeks and just
> never got adopted. She was
> under socialized and afraid of people and hid
> whenever anyone came into the
> cattery. I'm proud to say that
> Noel also has come a very long way!! I spent weeks
> laying on my stomach on
> the bed with my arm reaching
> down to reach her hiding between the wall and bed. I
> really got quite
> discouraged sometimes. At about the 
> 4 week point she decided I wasn't so bad and started
> coming out and at 7
> weeks she finally left her room.
> She is now out and about playing with 3 sisters!!
> She has especially bonded
> with Tessa (my only felv+ now)
> and they love to play. Tessa's sister Sissy died of
> felv in Oct. and Tessa
> misses her. So I think Noel is good
> for Tessa. My cats have really accepted her well. My
> dog Cosmo is WAY too
> interested in Noel and we have 
> to work on that! Noel still runs when I move
> suddenly and stuff like that
> but I think adventually she will relax
> and realize she doesn't have to be afraid. 
> 
> I think of Sissy often and Noel is a great tribute
> to her memory. At least
> that's how I look at it!      
> 
> Thanks of listening, Jill and Girls plus one Angel 
> 
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