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You need to ask your local authorities for a live trap and take em to a no kill shelter if you don't have your own. That's the only sure way to get rid of them without being emotionally blackmailed to take em in. If they can be rehabbed into house capable cats, they will be adopted out.
a woman that the hubby works with is going to take them, after we get them fixed.
The no kill shelter is going to help pay for them to get fixed.
the only problem is that we are falling in love with these handsome boys.....they are so different than the two girl kitties we have, and adorable together....they clean eachother and sleep wrapped around eachother, and the runt sucks on the bigger brothers ear like it is a mother's nipple giving milk, to go to sleep, or at least until the elder boy pushes the runt away....
Oh noes! Tehy hav yoozed dere brain meltings on u!You need to ask your local authorities for a live trap and take em to a no kill shelter if you don't have your own. That's the only sure way to get rid of them without being emotionally blackmailed to take em in. If they can be rehabbed into house capable cats, they will be adopted out.
a woman that the hubby works with is going to take them, after we get them fixed.
The no kill shelter is going to help pay for them to get fixed.
the only problem is that we are falling in love with these handsome boys.....they are so different than the two girl kitties we have, and adorable together....they clean eachother and sleep wrapped around eachother, and the runt sucks on the bigger brothers ear like it is a mother's nipple giving milk, to go to sleep, or at least until the elder boy pushes the runt away....
Only keep them if you will let them inside
Only keep them if you will let them inside
They are inside tm, we set up home for them upstairs and have the two girl kitties that we own, downstairs....but they are pushing their way in to the downstairs area....there is a door inbetween but every time i try to go upstairs they push through and get in to the downstairs living area with my other two cats....some screaming and yelling by my elder cat and some slight fur flying from swatting that took place, but the elder cat seemed to settle down....the alpha cat, Brodey, just sat there for 2 hours without moving, trying to stare my elder cat down....my elder cat was cat growling the whole time but the last half an hour, she ended up just turning her head and then falling asleep in her bed, with the male cat still in here....
She handled it much better than I thought she would.....she nearly KILLED Casey, the girl stray we took in last year....and it took the year, before they actually came to just 'tolerate' each other. Now, my elder cat and Casey are getting along like best buddies, it is the two girls against the two newbie boys....
miracles happen!
Congrats, you now have four cats!Only keep them if you will let them inside
They are inside tm, we set up home for them upstairs and have the two girl kitties that we own, downstairs....but they are pushing their way in to the downstairs area....there is a door inbetween but every time i try to go upstairs they push through and get in to the downstairs living area with my other two cats....some screaming and yelling by my elder cat and some slight fur flying from swatting that took place, but the elder cat seemed to settle down....the alpha cat, Brodey, just sat there for 2 hours without moving, trying to stare my elder cat down....my elder cat was cat growling the whole time but the last half an hour, she ended up just turning her head and then falling asleep in her bed, with the male cat still in here....
She handled it much better than I thought she would.....she nearly KILLED Casey, the girl stray we took in last year....and it took the year, before they actually came to just 'tolerate' each other. Now, my elder cat and Casey are getting along like best buddies, it is the two girls against the two newbie boys....
miracles happen!
Care, you named the stray boy cats?
Cats don't recognize "pack leaders" and most definitely, not any human one.Just take them in and be the pack leader and insist they get along, take them to town when you go and ask arround for their owner and tell their story to anyone who will listen and someone will adopt them.
I have never done this with cats but I have done it plenty of times with dogs.
I named the little runt I took in, "Runtley!"Hooper is the runt. (all over striped one)
Cats don't recognize "pack leaders" and most definitely, not any human one.Just take them in and be the pack leader and insist they get along, take them to town when you go and ask arround for their owner and tell their story to anyone who will listen and someone will adopt them.
I have never done this with cats but I have done it plenty of times with dogs.
Last male kitten I took in?two newbie boys....
And they don't really care about that either, push come to shove.Cats don't recognize "pack leaders" and most definitely, not any human one.Just take them in and be the pack leader and insist they get along, take them to town when you go and ask arround for their owner and tell their story to anyone who will listen and someone will adopt them.
I have never done this with cats but I have done it plenty of times with dogs.
They damn well know who has the food.
They are inside tm, we set up home for them upstairs and have the two girl kitties that we own, downstairs....but they are pushing their way in to the downstairs area....there is a door inbetween but every time i try to go upstairs they push through and get in to the downstairs living area with my other two cats....some screaming and yelling by my elder cat and some slight fur flying from swatting that took place, but the elder cat seemed to settle down....the alpha cat, Brodey, just sat there for 2 hours without moving, trying to stare my elder cat down....my elder cat was cat growling the whole time but the last half an hour, she ended up just turning her head and then falling asleep in her bed, with the male cat still in here....
She handled it much better than I thought she would.....she nearly KILLED Casey, the girl stray we took in last year....and it took the year, before they actually came to just 'tolerate' each other. Now, my elder cat and Casey are getting along like best buddies, it is the two girls against the two newbie boys....
miracles happen!
Care, you named the stray boy cats?
Yes, we named them.
Brodey is the bigger brother, the alpha
and
Hooper is the runt. (all over striped one)
A happy ending! 
Only keep them if you will let them inside
They are inside tm, we set up home for them upstairs and have the two girl kitties that we own, downstairs....but they are pushing their way in to the downstairs area....there is a door inbetween but every time i try to go upstairs they push through and get in to the downstairs living area with my other two cats....some screaming and yelling by my elder cat and some slight fur flying from swatting that took place, but the elder cat seemed to settle down....the alpha cat, Brodey, just sat there for 2 hours without moving, trying to stare my elder cat down....my elder cat was cat growling the whole time but the last half an hour, she ended up just turning her head and then falling asleep in her bed, with the male cat still in here....
She handled it much better than I thought she would.....she nearly KILLED Casey, the girl stray we took in last year....and it took the year, before they actually came to just 'tolerate' each other. Now, my elder cat and Casey are getting along like best buddies, it is the two girls against the two newbie boys....
miracles happen!
You're such a fucking moron, really.How to Train Your Cat | eHow.com
Its a different way you teach cats than dogs.
Cats dont really see you as the alpha like a dog does but you being the pack leader is still what it takes.
You take charge and alter their behavior.
They are inside tm, we set up home for them upstairs and have the two girl kitties that we own, downstairs....but they are pushing their way in to the downstairs area....there is a door inbetween but every time i try to go upstairs they push through and get in to the downstairs living area with my other two cats....some screaming and yelling by my elder cat and some slight fur flying from swatting that took place, but the elder cat seemed to settle down....the alpha cat, Brodey, just sat there for 2 hours without moving, trying to stare my elder cat down....my elder cat was cat growling the whole time but the last half an hour, she ended up just turning her head and then falling asleep in her bed, with the male cat still in here....
She handled it much better than I thought she would.....she nearly KILLED Casey, the girl stray we took in last year....and it took the year, before they actually came to just 'tolerate' each other. Now, my elder cat and Casey are getting along like best buddies, it is the two girls against the two newbie boys....
miracles happen!
Care, you named the stray boy cats?
Yes, we named them.
Brodey is the bigger brother, the alpha
and
Hooper is the runt. (all over striped one)
