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Magic

  • Kitten
  • Male
  • Domestic Shorthair
  • Mountain View, CA
  • Magic is somewhat shy at first, but like his sister Gracie, he is a playful kitten! More information...
  • Bay Area Cat Rescue
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Talk About Adoption

Helping a New Cat Out of Hiding

"We foster a lot of shy cats and try to get them socialized. The hiding and skittishness is normal. As long as the cat is eating I would let her be and…" Read More »

We foster a lot of shy cats and try to get them socialized. The hiding and skittishness is normal. As long as the cat is eating I would let her be and let her get used to things. Then while she's eating you can start to work with her getting closer and touching. It may go on for weeks but she'll come around.

Paula K., owner of a Breed Unknown

Locating the Owners of a Stray Cat

"Try getting a hold of all of your neighbors and see if the cat is anybody's pet. Take a picture of the cat, create a "found pet" flyer, and post the…" Read More »

Try getting a hold of all of your neighbors and see if the cat is anybody's pet. Take a picture of the cat, create a "found pet" flyer, and post the flyer in places where it will be seen by a lot of people. If you are unable to locate the cat's caregivers, try finding the cat a good home.

Alice K., owner of a Bengal

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