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Hi all. I’ve been following this group ever since I started feeding a few stray kittens and older cats around our apartment complex. I especially bonded with this little orange kitten who trusted me the most and would play while I sat close to him. We went on vacation and someone was able to catch him and took him to a nearby animal shelter. I contacted the shelter and they said he’s having a hard time adjusting, but coming around. They asked if I was interested in adopting and I said yes! I will likely need to foster first and get him checked at the vet and neutered before officially adopting him.
My question is — how can I make him feel comfortable inside my home? He knows my voice and the bells on our door (that meant dinner time). We also have a very sweet older dog and kids. I would of course want to keep everyone safe and not overwhelm the kitten.
I’ve never had a cat before, so any tips would be much appreciated! I love him very much already.
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