Free Blue Russian Cat

[ravinhuxley]

Free 3 year old spayed Blue Russian cat to good home. She's very lovable and great with children. I took her in recently, but my older cat refused to accept her and doesn't treat her well. let me know if anyone is interested in taking her in.

[seagroveglass]

Free 3 year old spayed Blue Russian cat to good home. She's very lovable and great with children. I took her in recently, but my older cat refused to accept her and doesn't treat her well. let me know if anyone is interested in taking her in.

Does she get along with dogs?

[ravinhuxley]

Does she get along with dogs?

I've never seen her around dogs. But she's pretty easy going--really shy at first-but very lovable and friendly. She has always been very friendly with my other cat, Yoda. But Yoda won't give her the time of day and treats her badly. She grew up with another cat, so she wants desperately to have a buddy. I live just north of 98 off of 393 if you want to have a look at her.

[Diane4145]

Bless her, heart! Someone, please give this baby her roots and forever home!

Free 3 year old spayed Blue Russian cat to good home. She's very lovable and great with children. I took her in recently, but my older cat refused to accept her and doesn't treat her well. let me know if anyone is interested in taking her in.

[patterneddress]

Let me just say that from experience Yoda will eventually accept the new cat if you are really interested in keeping her. I had a very set in her ways cat who had the run of the house for many years and then took in a stray. It took approximately a year for Missy to accept Pugs, but eventually they became best friends, snuggle buddies. Pugs actually passed away before Missy and I then took in another stray kitten and Missy eventually accepted this cat also. I'm saying if you don't find a good home, stick with it. Animals are very accepting, eventually.

[hippiechick]

I agree, they will eventually get along. You just need to give it time. If it needs a new home hopefully it will be its last. It is hard on animals going from home to home.

[nefasto2]

there are circumstances where a pet will not accept another. My mother has a cat that has never taken to a stray that my mom brought in. The first cat has "tolerated" the other for years but has never enjoyed, played with or gotten along with the other. Mom just could never bring herself to get rid of either but she knows that the original cat has never been the same. We want to treat our animals like little people. Some people will just never get along!

Hope it works out for you and the cats whatever decision you make.

[ravinhuxley]

Blue has found a new home. :) Yoda will be much happier. We had reached the point that she had just basically moved out to avoid Blue-only came in to eat. I was missing her very much. She is already back in and taken her original place as Queen of the house. :)

[middlesister]

Hopefully that will be Blue's forever home. I am glad your original kitty is happier. Animals do take a lot of work but they are worth it. Sometimes the dynamics don't quite work out between pets. Where did you take her in from?

[ravinhuxley]

We took her from a family member who was getting divorced and getting rid of pets. Yoda is so much happier. It was the right thing to do. Yoda is the Queen bee around here :)

[Diane4145]

Not saying that this is the case, here, but, seems people are throwing marriages and pets away, too easily! Glad to hear, Blue has a new family!

We took her from a family member who was getting divorced and getting rid of pets. Yoda is so much happier. It was the right thing to do. Yoda is the Queen bee around here :)