[ SECRET POST #2350 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2350 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Yes to all of the above. I've tamed ferals before as well, both kittens and adults. The adults never ended up being cuddly house cats but some would eventually let me pet them and didn't run away or try to attack or anything.

All of above anons tips are great. I'd add that not only to sit with it while she's eating but maybe find a spot in your house that the cat seems to like - a space the cat seems to feel safe or somewhere she frequents. Go there and just chill. Sit on the ground or lay down on the floor, just chill and talk quietly and hang out with the cat.

I'd also really double on the opinion that a cage isn't a good idea for a cat. I also understand why you're doing it but I really disagree with it.