she's gone to rushden persian rescue, they are taking very good care of her, they let me know how she is getting on. she seems to have come right back out her shell too.

Rori is much better too, she's more relaxed and back to being a typical bengal, without the anxiety issue.

I have no doubt in my mind that I made the best decision for rori, honey and my family. All though it cause a lot of heart ache x

Hi All,

Been a while since I have visited here but thought I would plop in an update.

Honey is very happy and settled in her new home and her new family love her

I have had my garden 'cat fenced proofed' and Rori has been outside, every day for the last 2 months. Her new companion, tommy 'the moggie', has settled in and they are both well suited. Although, when I had tommy snipped, there was a bit of unsettlement for 8 odd days.

BUT Rori is a lot better, no longer anxiety ridden, doesn't yowl the house down, when I'm not there. Her eating is a lot better and she is turning into a little feisty and confident kitty that loves her snuggles. Only issue now is, that I am the only one who can pick her up but as they say 'slowly slowly'.

Glad all's well for Honey, as well as Rory and Tommy, bet they love it outside. Mine now go outside, and love digging in the garden, (not so good for my seeds though). As we have fields all round and are at the end of the lane I hope they are safe and they love watching birds flying over. They also sit by the pond and watch the newts.

Havent read the whole thread but your child is the most important thing in the situation and im not really sure why your getting heat for rehoming the cat. Glad all is well

Maybe you should not have cats. For some of us that don't have children, yes there are people like that. The thought of me giving up one of my feline kids is not an option. So, for some of us your action to rehome is not acceptable.

Bwahahahah I love people who resurrect old threads

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