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Foster notes, 7/5/24: Webster is a petite, shy little fellow. He has come a long way in just two weeks. When we arrived home, he was not keen on me holding or petting him. He now lets me pet him and his purr machine turns on! He is in foster with a young female kitten and they are getting along great. They play with each other and cuddle together when sleeping. Webster did well when he saw my dog. I have adult cats who have popped into the kitten room for a view. Webster does fine; the adults give a little hiss and leave. Webster is still a bit skittish when he is picked up. The best way is to scoop him up, then put his chest against your chest/shoulder. He just needs something to hang on to! He is litterbox trained.
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