Thread: Stitch has found her paws!

Hi Jckkerrison and scrapdragon! My Mum has already got a cat named Lilo so she called this one Stitch after cartoon film characters called Lilo and Stitch which my children loved! Good to hear from someone else who has taken on a cat rather than a kitten. The girls I'm getting are both older as well but are really full of fun!

Sarah was 6 1/2 months when I got her and I had no problems with her integrating into the house. She stayed in the room ( her choice) for 2 days and then cried to come out and that was it - she was out and about. She was the hissy one ( and still is) but she stopped after about one day.

Timmy was always good anyway and has been again with Zack but my other cat Tashie ( sadly she died not long after I got Sarah at age 17 yrs 10mths) they just kept about 2 feet between them and were fine with each other.

One thing is you dont have to worry about them getting into little nooks and getting stuck etc cause they are too big.

I have trouble getting her off my lap and she lies on me in the morning and wraps her front legs around my face and licks me.

I think she was easier than the kitten!

Great to hear Stitch is settling in we thought about an older cat but was a little worried how it would be with the dogs & the pensioners would have left home, kittens they can handle & boss around- well for a few weeks anyway

11 sleeps I would make the most of them

Originally Posted by Heather2mc

One thing is you dont have to worry about them getting into little nooks and getting stuck etc cause they are too big.

As much as we have enjoyed having two MC kittens over the last 1.5 years, I am frankly ready to have only adults around. Areas like our storage room have just had to be off limits to the kittens because of their size, and the adults cannot understand why they are not allowed into these rooms at times. The adults cause way fewer concerns.