And she’s doing it without getting into a single fight. It really is the optimum scenario. For contrast when I was fostering Sam - who never had a home before - I let him out after a few weeks as otherwise he would have become unbearable for Miez. He instantly was getting into fights with a neighbourhood male cat. Everytime I heard cats fighting, I instantly knew it was the both of them. That was one of the aspects why I pressured the people in my organization to put Samson high on the priority list for adopting out. He then found a forever home quickly, which was no surprise as he really was a good cuddle buddy and despite his size even a shoulder cat.
And she’s doing it without getting into a single fight. It really is the optimum scenario. For contrast when I was fostering Sam - who never had a home before - I let him out after a few weeks as otherwise he would have become unbearable for Miez. He instantly was getting into fights with a neighbourhood male cat. Everytime I heard cats fighting, I instantly knew it was the both of them. That was one of the aspects why I pressured the people in my organization to put Samson high on the priority list for adopting out. He then found a forever home quickly, which was no surprise as he really was a good cuddle buddy and despite his size even a shoulder cat.
I remember Sam. Hope the cutie is doing well in his forever home. :3