My cat needs a new home
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davis_squareHi again,
We are looking for a home for our 8-year-old male cat.
We've added children to our home in the last 2 years and he's super child friendly -- but he really, really needs more attention than we can give him. He would do best in a household without children and would do fine with other animals as we've had other cats most of the time we've had him.
The problem we are having is peeing outside the litter box. The problem he is having is that he's just not happy. I can't promise he won't ever do it under perfect circumstances, but he definitely started doing this when our daughter was born and his world got turned upside down. All cat supplies we have can come with him; litter box, some litter, some food and treats. If you or anyone you know is interested, please email me at karen@mkmiller.org .
We are looking for a home for our 8-year-old male cat.
We've added children to our home in the last 2 years and he's super child friendly -- but he really, really needs more attention than we can give him. He would do best in a household without children and would do fine with other animals as we've had other cats most of the time we've had him.
The problem we are having is peeing outside the litter box. The problem he is having is that he's just not happy. I can't promise he won't ever do it under perfect circumstances, but he definitely started doing this when our daughter was born and his world got turned upside down. All cat supplies we have can come with him; litter box, some litter, some food and treats. If you or anyone you know is interested, please email me at karen@mkmiller.org .
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Date: 2006-10-04 01:17 am (UTC)He's really a wonderful, super-friendly cat. He's just used to being the king of the house, and isn't able to cope with a toddler giving him huge, clumsy hugs or sit on him when he's trying to nap, or eat, or walk, or stretch, or lick his paws, or pretty much all the time.
He's just not happy. And I don't think he'd need a whole lot of attention to be happy again -- just more than "zero". He's always loved every person he's met -- purr, purr, purr.