Guest guest Posted December 7, 2008 Report Posted December 7, 2008 Re: Audrey OT Oh, Audrey, that's too bad! But at least you get to have her back with you a little longer! I highly doubt she actually DID " hiss and growl " all that much--some people seem prone to making a big fuss out of what, for an animal, is just a few odd, quirky noises! Was the little boy really " afraid " of it all or was the mom just reading too much into a rather normal scenario? If Sally seemed to take to the little boy and licked his fingers, I am sure there was no REAL " danger " , ever--the woman just seems to have " issues " , IMHO! I do hope your sweet Sally can still get herself a nice, loving home! I am sure she will--perhaps the best is yet to be for her! {{{Hugs!}}}, Laura B., who wishes she could take another cat into her home-- " Sally " sounds like such a sweetie! Posted by: " Audrey Snyder " AudeeBird audreylynnsnyder Sun Dec 7, 2008 9:10 am ((PST)) Nevermind, they want to give her back now! Apparently, she hissed and growled periodically in the night (who could blame her, new place??) and the woman doesn't want her 7-year-old to be afraid of animals. Oh, people... grrr....! Audrey S. Quote
Guest guest Posted December 7, 2008 Report Posted December 7, 2008 It's tough. I'm afraid I'm stuck with a third cat! She's now 8 months old and she's not friendly at the adoption events. I love her, but it makes me nervous to have 3 cats in an apartment where I'm only supposed to have one. I don't know if the little boy was actually afraid or not, mom said he was, so who knows. I suggested that maybe they could put her in a bathroom until she got used to the new smells and sounds in the house, but the woman said no, they're living with her sister and brother-in-law right now, and that's not an option -- I'm afraid I was a little rude when I said " Well, I guess this just isn't a good time for you to be getting a cat! " Oops! Oh well, it was obviously true!! PEOPLE...! Audrey S. On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 2:51 PM, L.B. <elbee577 wrote: > Re: Audrey OT > > Oh, Audrey, that's too bad! But at least you get to have her back > with you a little longer! I highly doubt she actually DID " hiss and growl " > all that much--some people > seem prone to making a big fuss out of what, for an animal, is just a few > odd, quirky noises! Was the little boy really " afraid " of it all or was the > mom just reading too much > into a rather normal scenario? > > If Sally seemed to take to the little boy and licked his fingers, I am > sure there was > no REAL " danger " , ever--the woman just seems to have " issues " , IMHO! > > I do hope your sweet Sally can still get herself a nice, loving home! > I am sure she > will--perhaps the best is yet to be for her! > > {{{Hugs!}}}, > Laura B., who wishes she could take another cat into her home-- " Sally " > sounds like such > a sweetie! > > > > Posted by: " Audrey Snyder " AudeeBird <AudeeBird%40gmail.com>audreylynnsnyder > Sun Dec 7, 2008 9:10 am ((PST)) > > Nevermind, they want to give her back now! Apparently, she hissed and > growled periodically in the night (who could blame her, new place??) and > the > woman doesn't want her 7-year-old to be afraid of animals. Oh, people... > grrr....! > > Audrey S. > > Quote
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