Meet Romi.* She is now our new cat.
*DH Chose to re-name her, in lieu of
her shelter name "Elsa."
She is people shy and for the next couple of months will be
“decompressing”, as the rescuer put it. She was returned by a previous adopter
because she hid for three weeks and they deemed the adoption a failure. I won’t
give up that easily. But any input you may have helping "wallflower cats" is welcome.
She really likes other cats, I’m told. The introduction
to ours will be gradual, per their needs as well.
For the next couple of months, one bedroom is her dedicated room. For
the first three weeks the door will be closed unless I can be there to
supervise. I will be there when I can, reading quietly or communicating with friends on the phone.
This means that for DD's upcoming visit I will make a bed in the living room for our daughter. She wouldn’t want to sleep with a litter box next
to her, anyway.
By the time she comes next, things should be back to normal,
or our new normal. 🤞🏻
I guess life was too calm, so I needed to complicate it. 🥵
I hope you welcome the new Breen:
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