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ernads ([personal profile] ernads) wrote2014-09-07 09:55 am
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G the Ninja

My mind is actually inching with anxiety. Which is why I find it so hard to focus on my work.

This time I have at least an inkling about the reason – w e have adopted, apparently, a Ninja cat.

So. Last night I’m off to sleep around 12:30 or so. At the time, the cat was still hiding behind the TV.

During the night, we hear absolutely nothing. No meows, no movement. And I did get up at least, what, 4 times tonight? Twice because of a nightmare and the rest to drink? Every time I’m out of the room, I look for signs of him. No cat.

This morning, both of us look for him. No cat. It looks like he did nibble a bit on his food, and there were a few bottles down in the bathroom, but other than that – he is well and truly vanished.

So, herby, I name him G *sigh*

And Tami thought he is mischievous. So far, no sign of
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[personal profile] hagar_972 2014-09-07 08:00 am (UTC)(link)
Ahahahaha yes. Now it‘s this cat‘s name, and not a cat‘s name.
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[personal profile] hagar_972 2014-09-07 09:40 am (UTC)(link)
The way to get a freaked out cat to stop being freaked out at you is to ignore it. Tearing the house apart looking for it is one of the worst things you could do.

[personal profile] antongarou has the right idea about things. Wait it out. Leave treats in key spots around the house, e.g. on the cat tree.

It's a cat. He has his own opinions. If you were utterly terrified at a new surrounding, having arrived there in a cage, by means you do not understand, would you want the noisy giants chasing you around the place?

Wait. it. out.
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[personal profile] tamara_russo 2014-09-07 04:20 pm (UTC)(link)
Have you seen him today yet?
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[personal profile] lovechilde 2014-09-08 04:47 am (UTC)(link)
1. All cats are ninjas. True fact. It's the ones who aren't who's strange. Expect him to sneak up on you randomly and pounce, when he's older.

2. Give him 'til the weekend and spend a full day at home, let him get used to your noise and you scents. This takes time. The first time we moved, Ali stayed behind my computer for three days before she went exploring, and she was a grown cat who knew all of us already. Don't push things.