Callie in foster home
1 day: no direct response from the owner but Cally was very frightened and shy, refusing to show her face.1 week: There has been enormous progress made with Cally through the owner's communication with Lexi (foster carer) and Irene. The owner has felt very supported throughout this whole process. Cally is eating and using her litter tray. She even looked out the window to have a peek as the owner came home and stepped out of the car yesterday. The owner loves her to bits and is very glad that she is gaining confidence day by day.1 month: Cally has settled in really well, having found her inner kitten self 2 weeks earlier which was fabulous. She was given the freedom of the house and the owner was able to move her food bowls nearer the kitchen about a few days ago. Cally has assumed playground status of the whole house after taking a day or two of cautious exploration. She has completely rearranged the couch cushions and was fast sleep underneath, looking absolutely pleased with herself when the owner found her there.
She loves licking treats of the owner's fingers and will curl up right beside her after. Though the owner has not been "invited to touch her yet", Cally no longer dashes for cover when she passes by closely. The owner is very pleased with Cally's progress only after one month and cannot wait to stroke and cuddle her when the time comes. "Cally is so deserving of a happy life given her very rocky start in it."
Callie closer
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