 Purred: Fri Oct 9, '09 5:00pm PST |
 | |  | | Hello,this reminds me of when we moved to our new home 2 years ago..We brought all our cats over in a couple of trips.Ya see we moved from a very small apt in town to a large home in the country..At the time we had 13 cats.Now,as we brought them in the new house,I remember bringing them into the livingroom and opening the carriers..They of coarse ran for the hill's,(sort of speak)..I didnt see a few of them for a couple of days..I just let them alone,put food/water out and when they were ready they all came around and relaxed enough..After a while they all were back to normal.During the time that some were hidden in my dinning room ect, I remember maxwell did alot of cring as he was scared of the new house..I think it was normal for your cats to run off the way they did..All mine did due to the drive over and new surroundings..Is there a way you could put them in a small bedroom in the house until they settle down and get calm and back to normal..Maybe if you moved them to your home and fixed up the garage during that time maybe it could help,you then could introduce them slowly to the garage one by one.good luck,,let me know what you worked out for them |  |  | |  |
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, even with all the noise, Cookie was very happy to see me and came running right out, SmartyCat on the other hand... not so much... she was still "crazy". I waited a couple hours for her to get over the noise and hopefully come out the new hole on her own. She wouldnt... I had to go in after her... (yuck-0!!!) They are both front declawed and Smarty still managed to tear me up with her back claws and teeth. I've got them confined inside a "live animal" cargo crate, one of those extra huge ones for Great Dane sized dogs. I dont know what i'm going to do with them now.... 
