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Is this strange behavior?
Well - this is probably a strange post!
Last night, a cat walked up to my husband and the both of them meowed to each other in play. Since then, this cat has literally "marked" each one of us (mom,dad, & kids including objects in our home w/ cheek kisses), exposed his belly to us on several occassions, and paws at us and the floor (breastfeeding motion - forgot what that's called.). He has not left. Asked all the neighbors - nobody knows where this cat came from. And he isn't even interested in or frightened by the strange sounds in this house yet he has NEVER been here before! I can't tell his age, but I would equate him to a young teen? pre-teen? The little dude acts as if this is his home! Isn't this highly unusual?? Why is this strange cat claiming all of us and making motions that jog his memory of breastfeeding (mom)?? Why isn't he slightly afraid of the noises in the house? He doesn't even seem curious about the rooms in the house - he just wants to hang out with us in the living room! If this is normal - PLEASE let me know so I can stop all these far-fetched theories that this little guy is a reincarnate or something! Looking forward to your explanation(s). |
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Is this strange behavior?
DocuMaker wrote: ! Looking forward to your explanation(s). I think you got a good cat on your hands Sounds like he's been raised indoors. I think it's great! You thinking about putting up flyers? probably wandered far from home and is hungry as hell |
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Is this strange behavior?
"DocuMaker" wrote in message oups.com... Well - this is probably a strange post! Last night, a cat walked up to my husband and the both of them meowed to each other in play. Since then, this cat has literally "marked" each one of us (mom,dad, & kids including objects in our home w/ cheek kisses), exposed his belly to us on several occassions, and paws at us and the floor (breastfeeding motion - forgot what that's called.). Kneading. Isn't this highly unusual?? Why is this strange cat claiming all of us and making motions that jog his memory of breastfeeding (mom)?? Why isn't he slightly afraid of the noises in the house? He doesn't even seem curious about the rooms in the house - he just wants to hang out with us in the living room! If this is normal - PLEASE let me know so I can stop all these far-fetched theories that this little guy is a reincarnate or something! It's normal. By exposing his belly, he's showing that he trusts you. Rubbing his scent onto objects (people included) is also quite normal. |
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Is this strange behavior?
The kitten is happy to be with you. He will make a good pet. Make sure he is
seen by a vet and neutered so he does not spray in the house. His behavior is normal!! Gail "DocuMaker" wrote in message oups.com... Well - this is probably a strange post! Last night, a cat walked up to my husband and the both of them meowed to each other in play. Since then, this cat has literally "marked" each one of us (mom,dad, & kids including objects in our home w/ cheek kisses), exposed his belly to us on several occassions, and paws at us and the floor (breastfeeding motion - forgot what that's called.). He has not left. Asked all the neighbors - nobody knows where this cat came from. And he isn't even interested in or frightened by the strange sounds in this house yet he has NEVER been here before! I can't tell his age, but I would equate him to a young teen? pre-teen? The little dude acts as if this is his home! Isn't this highly unusual?? Why is this strange cat claiming all of us and making motions that jog his memory of breastfeeding (mom)?? Why isn't he slightly afraid of the noises in the house? He doesn't even seem curious about the rooms in the house - he just wants to hang out with us in the living room! If this is normal - PLEASE let me know so I can stop all these far-fetched theories that this little guy is a reincarnate or something! Looking forward to your explanation(s). |
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Is this strange behavior?
Barb wrote:
Normal behavior. Could even be paranormal. I read in an article where this woman had her neighbor's cat constantly coming over to hang out with her. Eventually the neighbor gave her the cat since it was obvious that the cat preferred her. Suddenly, one day, the cat began pawing at one of her breasts whenever she lay down. Something made her decide to get a physical and early breast cancer was detected in that same breast! The cat may have saved her life. -- Barb Of course I don't look busy, I did it right the first time. I'd like to think my kitties saved me, too! Because I am allergic to them (Dudley in particular) I go to the allergist to try to get the best system down for allergy management. (I'm currently a few months into shots). Anyway, as some of you know, it was last year's visit to the allergist and subsequent exam in his office that led to the discovery of my thyroid cancer. Hurray for our furry friends! |
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Is this strange behavior?
Normal behavior. Could even be paranormal. I read in an article where this
woman had her neighbor's cat constantly coming over to hang out with her. Eventually the neighbor gave her the cat since it was obvious that the cat preferred her. Suddenly, one day, the cat began pawing at one of her breasts whenever she lay down. Something made her decide to get a physical and early breast cancer was detected in that same breast! The cat may have saved her life. -- Barb Of course I don't look busy, I did it right the first time. |
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Is this strange behavior?
"Kitkat" wrote : I'd like to think my kitties saved me, too! Because I am allergic to them (Dudley in particular) I go to the allergist to try to get the best system down for allergy management. (I'm currently a few months into shots). Anyway, as some of you know, it was last year's visit to the allergist and subsequent exam in his office that led to the discovery of my thyroid cancer. That is so cool. Here's hoping for a clean bill of health for you this go round. Inviato da X-Privat.Org - Registrazione gratuita http://www.x-privat.org/join.php |
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Is this strange behavior?
Well I certainly would like to thank everyone for the input!! We are
going to put forth more effort to find his owners (posters, classified ads) mostly because I am concerned for my own mental health. I lost one of my children to a horrible tragedy and I'm apparently trying to convince myself that this cat has the soul of my lost child returned. sigh Gotta go cry now. Thanks again. :'-) |
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Is this strange behavior?
"DocuMaker" wrote in message ups.com... I lost one of my children to a horrible tragedy and I'm apparently trying to convince myself that this cat has the soul of my lost child returned. sigh Should you not be able to find the owners, there are worse things than keeping the cat. Such as not keeping him and wishing forevermore that you had. Sometimes animals enter our lives just at the right time... Maybe he showed up for a reason? Stranger things have happened. -- Toni http://www.cearbhaill.com/rules.htm |
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Is this strange behavior?
DocuMaker wrote:
Well I certainly would like to thank everyone for the input!! We are going to put forth more effort to find his owners (posters, classified ads) mostly because I am concerned for my own mental health. I lost one of my children to a horrible tragedy and I'm apparently trying to convince myself that this cat has the soul of my lost child returned. sigh Gotta go cry now. Thanks again. :'-) I don;t think that's so crazy. Cats choose us for a reason. If this one brings you closer to the memory of your lost child, where's the harm? I hope you keep him -- he'd be lucky to have someone so sensitive caring for him. |
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