Originally Posted by Deborah Walker
I so far, am still unable to approach them without getting hissed at. Afraid to put my hand anywhere near therm... One I have be able to touch a little, but that is as far as I've gotten so far.
Just feed them andbe around them. They just need to get used to the idea that old mommy is gone.
While they will never admit to it, cats thrive on attention. But they bargain for it like Bedoin camel traders.
Sounds like these guys are older kittens 'cause really young ones are fairly easy to handle.
They will settle with time. Let them come to you.
Mine has her own "room" in the green house, picture window to view a bird feeder and several shelf beds that get direct sunlight in winter and AC in the summer. Water, Purina ONE five feet away and canned tuna twice a day.
I took her from a cold nasty barn. I don't think she ever forgave me but she does sit on my lap evenings and insists on FOX news.
I get even by playing NPR on her radio during the day. Drives her crazy.
roadster witha stick