NewJLU2019
Well-Known Member
I have kept up with your rescue kitten. I have shown people a lot. I have rescued most of my cats over my life. My latest one was 8 years ago. Took me 2 long winter months to get him to let me touch him. He lived in the woods by the lake and was skin and bones even I first saw him. I feed him for those 2 months and that helped him some. When I was able to get near him to touch him he tore my hands and arms up. But I got him in carrier. Off to the Vet he went to be fixed and dewormed and had really bad case of ear mites. I have to say he is the smartest cat I have had. He is spoiled rotten and he knows it. He is most happy when he sleeps on my lap. Which is ALL THE TIME.My rescue, Dorian, had a appt. for the Feline Purevax rabies vaccination, and his 2nd FVR-CP. I gently placed the loaded carrier in the back of the JLU and off to the vet we went.
They use a squirt of Easy Cheese to distract cats when the injections are given.
I'll be honest: as a child, I might have appreciated the same accommodation.
The privacy towel worked to keep him calm and silent all the way to the vet's office. On the drive home, however, I'm sure I achieved 25 mpm (meows per mile).
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