Not long after
Schatze, our little escape artist and self-appointed parking lot dweller, was [re]captured and brought inside for a check-up, RAPS staff put her shy brother
Miller in with her, giving the two a chance to get reacquainted. They were a little uncertain about each other at first, I hear, but were soon cuddling up to each other. Not only that, they both started warmly welcoming cuddles from human visitors to their the cage. Schatze has even been observed to start squeaking a bit like squeal-queen
Josie if the stroking stops too soon.
Schatze
Miller
It's wonderful to see these formerly shy kitties turn into wriggling, purring love balls. The hope now is that it'll stick once they've been let out of the cage. Please visit them while they're in there so that they don't forget their decision to like humans once they're out! If Schatze gets to like us all enough, she may even decide that she can be happy living within the sanctuary and not try to escape out into the parking lot when she gets a chance.
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I spent some time with them this afternoon and your description couldn't be more apt! They both turn into love puddles once they start getting some petting. Highly recommended stop for anyone who'd like a little furry affection.
ReplyDeleteGreat that you took some time out to visit them - I'm sure they were absolutely delighted!
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