It's been a busy several weeks. Hamster took a car ride to Pet Helpers to receive his rabies vaccine and see his rescuer. It was great to have his rescuer see him and how well he is doing. Hamster was weighed and now is a 13 pound cat, down just a little since his last vet visit and I believe this may be because he now eats a grain-free diet and plays more. Taffy continues to grow and is happy to show us she can play fetch, run like a wild banshee through the house, and loves to sleep on foster dad's lap. Taffy went back to Charleston Animal Society recently for a recheck and had gained to 1.9 pounds. As for me, when I'm not working or playing with the fosters, I have been volunteering at Charleston Animal Society's Cat Room and Kitten Room.
This past week's highlight is the continued interaction of the fosters. First let me explain the set-up of their environment so you can understand what I will be writing. During my work day, Taffy is in the office with me while Hamster has full rein of the house, and we have been keeping them separated by having a folding card table at the office door. Hamster has now started coming to the hallway and meows (loudly, I might add) and gets Taffy's attention. Taffy will jump down from her perch on my desk and go to the door/table. One day I heard an unusual sound when this happened and we I investigated there were the two playing footsies through the small opening at the corner of the table. This has been one of Hamster's patterns every day since. Taffy has learned that she can pass some of her smaller cat toys through this same opening and give them to Hamster. These two continue to bring such enjoyment to our lives.
To see more of what Adopt Charleston Cats has been doing recently and to see some of our recent Taffy and Hamster videos, please follow us out on our new YouTube channel.
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This past week's highlight is the continued interaction of the fosters. First let me explain the set-up of their environment so you can understand what I will be writing. During my work day, Taffy is in the office with me while Hamster has full rein of the house, and we have been keeping them separated by having a folding card table at the office door. Hamster has now started coming to the hallway and meows (loudly, I might add) and gets Taffy's attention. Taffy will jump down from her perch on my desk and go to the door/table. One day I heard an unusual sound when this happened and we I investigated there were the two playing footsies through the small opening at the corner of the table. This has been one of Hamster's patterns every day since. Taffy has learned that she can pass some of her smaller cat toys through this same opening and give them to Hamster. These two continue to bring such enjoyment to our lives.
To see more of what Adopt Charleston Cats has been doing recently and to see some of our recent Taffy and Hamster videos, please follow us out on our new YouTube channel.
https://youtube.com/AdoptCharlestonCats
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