Pudding

My story

Notes from foster family: Pudding has come a long way since she arrived at my home. She came to me a month ago absolutely terrified, trembling at everything. She has pretty much accepted the house life. She does love butt and face scratches and purrs quite a bit now. She'll jump up on occasion and ask for scratches. But she'd rather run around and play with her siblings. Pudding is good with my dogs, but they respect cats and their space. She loves playing with her siblings, but not the other foster kitten I had. I had her and her siblings set up in my laundry room, with their food and litter box in there. After 3 weeks, they started earning free range of the house during the day, and if I want them to come back to the laundry room, I bribe them with wet kitten food. They still sleep in there at night. But with a little more time, they'd totally be fine to have the run of the house.

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