Re: Thinking about adopting

"Stan Brown" <the_stan_brown@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> But this time he'd be on his own most of the day, right from the get-
> go. He'd be the only pet in the household, and I'm the only human.
> And he'll be exclusively an indoor cat -- I'd do that anyway, but
> it's especially im****tant since he was declawed before the shelter
> got him.  What do y'all think?


I think you should adopt two, bonded adult cats. Not only as playmates for
each other and to keep each company when you're not home, but also to make
the transition from the shelter and adaptation to your home much easier on
them. They would provide security and comfort for each other during the
transition period.

Since you're already concerned about a single cat being alone most of the
day, its very possible you'll adopt a companion for him.  Its always
better
to adopt two cats together that are already bonded and have a relation****p
than adopting two singles and hope they get along.  Its better for the
cats-
and its better for you. You'll also be preventing two life-long companions
from being split up- as most shelters do.


> Stan Brown, Oak Road Systems, Tompkins County, New York, USA

If you can't find a pair in the Topkins County SPCA,  I have four
wonderful
pairs up for adoption. Too bad you live so far away.


http://maxshouse.com/Adoptions/JillJoJo-web.jpg

http://maxshouse.com/Adoptions/milo+moli_feature.htm

http://maxshouse.com/Adoptions/NicholasDustin.jpg

http://maxshouse.com/Adoptions/BennyParis-web.jpg


Best of luck,

Phil