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27 Feb Orion’s Catitudes: A Rescued Feral Cat Speaks

Posted at 01:17h in Blog by

Orion, a recovering feral gives his cat-speak and ©whisker waves on cat issues

*Litter box preferences     *Toy Therapy      *Chillin’ Time     *Post Vet Angst    *Reiki Glow ……

In And Out Of The Box
DIY was Orion’s motto when there was a kitty litter gap. His preference was restored, and he was back on target. So Orion is always very woke to litter box likes.

Camo’s Litter Box Like
There’s Camo, a resident of Ontario, who prefers puppy pads or paper towels in his litter box.

Camo now hangs on the couch without a “spill”

During his recovery from a fractured pelvis, Camo’s guardian lined his litter box with puppy pads. Long before the pads, he would randomly christen the couch. Now it was a double win because the pads made him more comfortable, and the couch no longer invited his signature for his emotional angst.

Camo prefers puppy pads or paper towels in his litter box

The couch was probably his “tinkle target” because it is a soft surface — a comfort zone — a reminder of his contact with the mother cat. Some cats like the towels or pads on top of the litter or next to the box.  (Refer to June 2017 Blog —Scroll down to My Two Cats Tinkle ….)

Shea Unwinds
Shea, a chipper, thirteen year elder, vicariously shares Jude’s toy therapy, crinkle and all, during their session.

Shea and Jude are totally chilled the day after their session

 

Chillin’ Time Yoko Ghosts Aiko
(Separation Anxiety, Post Vet Angst)

Yoko, a young, resident cat of Lithuania, waved Orion’s whiskers as she and her bro, Aiko, appeared on my computer screen. Once Aiko was Yoko’s BFF, now she frequently kept him at paws’ length or totally ignored him.

 

 

 

Aiko kneading — feeling good and sending good vibes to Yoko

Yoko being stroked and happy for the contact

During their Skype wellness session, Orion particularly liked how both cats chilled. Yoko’s angst seemed to be triggered by previous separation anxiety and post-vet angst. Aiko became her tension target.  (See Post Vet Angst December 2017 Blog — Pip Freaks Out Meli;  and  May 2015 Blog — Pusein Beats Up Felix)

Blissed Out Hank
Hank blisses out with his fave person. His surrogate fave sits nearby.

Hank and his faves

Orion gives whisker waves for his faves

 

Orion basks in the Reiki glow


And now Orion’s signature ……  All Cats Matter

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