tele_mark says:
They're definitely not friends yet, all Chloe's fault. The boys are totally fine with her, but it's very apparent that she is an Alpha cat, and she hisses and swats at them, even though the smallest -- Robocat, is more than twice her size. I'm sure that things will be fine eventually, it's only been two weeks. It should work out fine in the end. Floppy is the "official" Alpha, but when Daisy was here, she was also the smallest, and whenever she wanted to , she could floor any of her sons without even breaking a sweat.
tele_mark says:
Chloe sending the secret distress signal known only to her unit on the outside that she's in distress and can't take this treatment any longer...
tele_mark says:
I wish I could take him, but Floppy wouldn't allow another male cat in here, I tried it before. I am watching Clyde's progress and will get him if he sits too long there and place him in a NH shelter that moves cats quick, but Sterling has a VERY good record of finding homes quickly. Also, according to the previous owner, Clyde pestered the heck out of Chloe, so it probably wouldn't work here either.
butterflynye1 says:
Hmmmm....a very clever toad. They are pretty good at squeezing in small places...luv to know how he did it though. They make good garden buddies!
butterflynye1 says:
My heart is breaking! Poor Clyde. I'm in Texas or I'd be there in a minute! You're a kind hearted soul. I hope he finds a forever home soon.
gillybean says:
Poor, poor Clyde, how lonely and scared he must be. He could come to me if he wasn't thousands of miles away. I hope some kind person gives him a home soon.
doerscheln says:
Poor Clyde, he lost his family and his friend, he must be very much afraid of the new situation .......Hope so much, he will find a good home soon.
Too bad that many of us live thousands of miles away from him :(
telemark is there no chance that you can adopt him, too ?