I am a fluffy boy who needs some confidence to get along with humans.
My first night in my new home was very stressful. I was at the shelter for a long time and didn't know what to expect at my new place. But, my foster parents were really kind in setting up food, fresh water and litter in a separate room where I could slowly come out of my shell.
My biggest dislike is, I don't like being touched. I may hiss at you as well.
When my foster parents get up in the morning, I like to follow them around (from a distance obviously) and observe them. After finishing my brekkie, I just roam around the house or follow the resident cat who leads the way. I sometimes sit next to the glass windows and watch birds and other cats that come over to my place. After that, I take a nap and wake up at night.
At night, I like to run around the house to release my energy.
My meow is little broken squeaks. When my foster parents meow, I do the little broken squeaks again. I like to sit at the entrance of the kitchen and observe my foster parents working.
I also like to sit outside the glass window and stare outside all day. I don't have any favourite toy yet as I get too scared.
My favourite treat is Dine Creamy treats. As long as you don't touch me while I am enjoying my treat, it's all good.
In short, I am still getting used to living in house with humans who give me enough attention. As I've never had any love from humans before, I am finding it a bit hard to get used to it.
I may come up as a big aggressive cat, but deep inside, I am a marshmallow.
At this stage, I don't like being touched, but I am still working on trusting my foster parents.
I either hide or run away when I see anyone approaching me including my foster parents. Hence, I would like not to approach me at this stage. But, I am slowly learning to come out of my shell.
Do you think you could give a fellow like me the second chance I've been waiting for? I was very stressed at the shelter so now I've gone to a foster home.