When day and night are of equal lengths...

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Whelp...I don't seem to get along so well with rabbits, maybe I'll do better with a cat.

Ahem.....check your email.....ahem.....pleeeeeazzze<br><br>
Wait, I thought you said the blanket thingie sort of worked?

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can't at work. <img alt="sad.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/sad.gif"><br><br><br>
Which is why I'm hanging out here all dadgum day.

Oh.....I had asked for the name of the lady Girl called about the cats and rabbit.

OH!!<br><br><br>
Sure thing!<br><br>
I'll get her particulars to you.

Thanks mucho!!! I'm running out of options with Oliver. I'll probably learn that he fantasizes about my untimely and violent demise on an hourly basis <img alt="sad2.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/sad2.gif">

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No, he's mad about something. Have you changed furniture or anything lately?

I put him in a cage because he's been hiding under the bed since I got him. He's a little too feral (submissive, not aggressive) to have been adopted yet, and when I went in last Monday, there was blood on the quilt, the mat, etc. Took me 2.5 hours to catch him to get him to the vet. So now he's confined til he is finished his medicine and decides to play nice. I just worry that he's never going to come around and that he should be put back out into our barn cat program. I would hate being in a cage too, but I had no other choice. <img alt="sad.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/sad.gif">

ahhh...okay.<br><br>
Yeah, it would be good to see what's going on with him but I think what you have on your hands is a war child. Like Ian. <img alt="smile.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/smile.gif">

No, that's the kitten. That could be the other reason he's mad. I finally introduced him to Phinny a couple weeks ago, supervised visits, before the cage came, and Phinny, being 5 months old, wants to jump on him and play all the time and Oliver wants no parts of him. Even now, Phin tries to go over to the cage and poke his paw in to say hi and Oliver turns his back or goes and hides under his kitty bed. But yet he purrs when I pet him, it's weird.<br><br>
I definitely want to call this woman though, she seems to have been dead on with Blackberry. Oliver is just scared of his own shadow and has been since the day I got him. He was so petrified at the vet he just laid there, didn't try to fight or squirm or anything. PTSD for sure with that one. <img alt="sad.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/sad.gif"> Which I guess would go with the other part definition of war child. I know he was a street cat.

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Kay, just in case, she'll need pictures of both cats and you. That's how she visualizes.

I can do that, as long as she isn't looking for a happy family portrait. <img alt="wink.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/wink.gif">

no she lays them out next to eachother.<br><br>
Bunny didn't want her picture next to mine. <img alt="sad.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/sad.gif">

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Oliver will probably ask her to burn mine.<br><br>
Are you two getting along any better since you tried the blanket trick?

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She's still peeing, which was the initial complaint when we called. I'm doing my best to contain myself and remain somewhat subdued. And to sit on the floor more.

Did they change her location to fit her into the TV area? That sounded like one of her biggest complaints.<br><br>
I am really intrigued to try this. Is she really expensive?

They did and when it is quiet, she binkies in and out of it.<br><br>
I believe initial consult (which can be done by phone) is $45. Then $25 for repeaters.

Ooh, that's not bad at all! I've seen much higher. Is she local?

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Yeah, they met her at a pet store in Paoli.

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