Adoption Tails: Bonny, Ricky, Jessa, Belle

 Bonny

 

Bonny at Safe

1 week: Bonny has settled in really well with the owners, Jordan & Rachel at home. She has adjusted well to using her own litter tray and has been eating/drinking normally which is so great. She's found her own toys throughout the house and enjoys waking the owners up in the morning by launching herself onto the bed right onto their faces. It's been noted that Bonny has been sneezing quite often, getting a little bit lethargic sometimes through the day and developed a runny nose. The owners are not too concerned at the moment because she's still got her full appetite and is still a kitten so any kind of lethargy might just be her running up and down the apartment for hours when nobody's around. They are keeping a look out for things getting worse but is putting it down to a flare up of cat flu from all the recent changes.

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Ricky, now Baldur

 

1 day: Ricky's name is now Baldur, after the Norse god. The owners' corgi is called Freya. Baldur is okay, he has yet to leave his carrier since coming home. He has started to eat this morning, only if the bowl is in the carrier. The owner is concerned about him not drinking any water and is thinking of putting some water into his next meal. The owners have been taking turns sitting in the bathroom, watching something with headphones to spend some quiet time with Baldur and get him used to their presence and smells. They've put in 2 blanketed carboard boxes for him in there for when he is out of the carrier. Freya is being kept away from the bathroom with the doggy gate set up to keep her in the lounge area.

Baldur

 1 week: Baldur is going great, he is very comfortable in the new space, he loves jumping up and hanging out in the owner's egg chair. Freya the corgi is coping just fine, she does get spooked when Baldur jumps up onto his cat tree. They are tolerating each other too, the owners had them in the lounge room together split by a fence but Baldur kept jumping the fence so it was removed and the two are doing fine. He is a very curious and adventurous kitty, definitely a lover of jumping and climbing.

Baldur and Freya

 1 month: The owners are currently getting ready to move so Baldur is enjoying all the jungle gym of boxes everywhere and now empty shelves to sniff and explore. He's doing great, adventurous as ever, extremely talkative in the morning as he wants breakfast immediately. He loves looking out the window in his hammock during the day. At night, Freya and Baldur cuddle in front of the heater which is very cute. He also loves to hang in the owner's egg chair.

Jessa, now Nesta is the mother of Belle

Jessa and Belle at Safe

1 day: Jessa is settling in quite well in her safe room. She is still very shy and likes to hide in tight, small cubbies somewhere on the ground. She is quite scared at the moment but still appreciates a good stroke or pet on the ears or head with some occasional purring. She is eating and drinking well and using the litterbox which is great to know that she feels comfortable enough to do that. The owners are renaming her to Nesta.

1 week: Despite Nesta's missing fur on her tail, she is thriving and enjoying her new digs! She's such a joy and a cheeky character.

Nesta

 1 month: Nesta has definitely grown, feels heavier and bright-eyed. Very cheeky! Seems like she's quite treat-oriented, just like her new hound-brother. They seem to have adapted to each other well!

Belle, now Turbo

Turbo's owner previously adopted Oliver from the kitten litter. 

1 day: She is settling really well. She is such a tiny sweetheart. She's eating and using her litter and exploring her room. The owners have been feeding Oliver on the other side of the door and his litter is also near there (moved away during feeding time) so hopefully they are smelling each other well enough. She seems to be grooming her desexing scar quite a bit and it looks a little lumpy but she doesn't seem bothered by it.

1 week: She is really good, the owners are still not sure of the perfect name for her. She and Oliver are getting on well but are kept apart when nobody is home to keep an eye on them. The two of them were all snuggled up for sleepy time the other day. She's been exploring the flat like a little adventurer!

Turbo with ginger Oliver

 1 month: The family absolutely adores her and have decided to change her name to Turbo. She zooms about and is so curious. The lumpy desex scar has gone away fully and her fur is coming back nicely. The sons are keen to throw Turbo her birthday party once she turns one. She and Oliver are great friends and often snuggle up for sleeps on the bed through the day.