no matter how much cats fight...
Jul. 13th, 2006 09:31 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
snugglekittyOkay, so I just can't stop posting today.
Today the new cat came downstairs yet again. (Possible new name, as suggested by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
catskillz - Kitty Suzuki.) She walked up to Pretzel, who was trying to look buff and intimidating and keeping her from walking onto the porch. She looked him in the face and meowed intently several times. He lowered his tail, then lay down and gave her a look of embarassment. Then she started walking around the living room, scent marking stuff.
Again, it feels like a good development.
ETA: the plan is that we will make a decision by Lammas, which is not that far away from now. By then, we need to either take her to the vet, get her vaccinated and spayed, or take her to a shelter so that they will get her vaccinated and spayed. This means we need to be able to pick her up. We'll see how it goes.
Today the new cat came downstairs yet again. (Possible new name, as suggested by
catskillz - Kitty Suzuki.) She walked up to Pretzel, who was trying to look buff and intimidating and keeping her from walking onto the porch. She looked him in the face and meowed intently several times. He lowered his tail, then lay down and gave her a look of embarassment. Then she started walking around the living room, scent marking stuff.Again, it feels like a good development.
ETA: the plan is that we will make a decision by Lammas, which is not that far away from now. By then, we need to either take her to the vet, get her vaccinated and spayed, or take her to a shelter so that they will get her vaccinated and spayed. This means we need to be able to pick her up. We'll see how it goes.