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RE: Scaredy Cat - need your ideas

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Posted by: PHMadameAlto at Mon Nov 3 22:46:20 2003  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHMadameAlto ]  
   

This cat sounds very adoptable, particularly if she is in a non-threatening situation. She'll be scared at first and will probably hide a lot - then she'll come out after dark and explore, but noises will cause her to hide. Finally she'll make herself at home!

Very often white cats who have one blue eye and an eye of another color will be deaf on the blue-eyed side. Since the deafness is congential, a vet could probably spot it with an ear exam. This might be a factor in her shyness.

I hope you enjoy your new fur-baby. She sounds really precious and I'll be looking forward to pictures of her!

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