Posted by JayinNY on March 25, 2012 at 19:43:04 from (166.137.138.188):
I had to part with my best little friend the beginning of march, my 15 year old cat, she and I had a connection that I never had with any other cat i had in the past. Well my friend has a bunch of cats in his barn, I have made friends with A few of them, one was a kitten in 09 when I started working for him, she is still there and comes to me every morning! She must take a few days to remember me, because I looked for her when I went back this past February and she ran away from me,a few days later she always runs to me when I show up. My question is if I took one or two of them home, would the like being indoor cats after being outside cats? I can't let them out anymore because of the road. I know cats are very adaptable, but I don't want to take them from what there used to. Any ideas , thanks. Jay
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