Pat wrote:
I thought there were seven adult cats living with me, but I was
wrong. They are all just kittens, one big happy litter of playmates
having the time of their lives as indoor-only kitties. The floor is
strewn with their little toys, and the tiny tents from Sherry, once
merely ignored or treated as obstacles, are now collecting so much
cat hair that they must be washed every other day.

The only one having any Outdoor Withdrawal pains is Eli, who
occasionally wanders from window to window yowling and hurling
himself at the glass. Guess I'll have to get him a harness and leash
so he stays sane until I'm able to make the yard safe for the
clowder.




That's good to hear! I remember you posting in the past that you didn't
think all or at least some of your cats could never live exclusively
indoors. Your experience shows that sometimes cats are more resilient
and adaptable then we think they are or will be.

Purrs that Eli settles down and becomes comfortable indoors asap - but
at his own pace so he doesn't get too stressed at the change.