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Hi Kathy, My name is Denise and I’m new at this so bear with me. I reached out to your cat, Mowgli. He’s quite beautiful. He immediately showed me that he is affectionate and likes to rub up against people’s legs but doesn’t like to be picked up. He appears to be very confident and like to jump up on the countertop and play with the faucet although he isn’t supposed to be up there. He showed me a screened in porch where he likes to hang out but doesn’t go outside. Doesn’t play with toys but likes to play chase with one of the other cats. He likes to hide under the bed and swat whoever comes by. He says he is kind of the leader of the other cats and can be a bit bossy. Hope some of this resonates. Thank you for putting him out for conversation.
Denise
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Hi Denise
Sorry, I just saw this. Thank you for reaching out and talking to Mowgli.
Yes, he is vey affectionate and you are right, he does not like to be picked up. But he does like to sit in my lap and if I don’t feel up to having him in my lap, then he sits on the arm of the recliner beside me.
I have not seen him on top of the counter top nor in the sink, although in the tub sometimes.
No screened in porch, open deck in back and open front porch and he is sometimes on both of those. He does go out for short spells everyday. I think he prefers to go potty outside as often he wants out and then within 5 minutes he wants back in.
Unfortunately he doesn’t have many toys as Sabrina likes to play with them too and takes them asway from him, but if she is not around and I get a toy he will play with it.
He likes to sleep ON my bed, only goes under when he gets scared of something and wants to hide; no other cats. Sometimes he hangs with the cat across the street that comes over, but the other cat bosses him around, Mowgli is very sweet and gentle. I do wish I could talk with him as I get the feeling he has a lot to say.Again thank you for for talking with him.
Kathy
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