Poor Chester!

Oh your poor little Chester. Yes, any move is hard for cats, I think. I haven't had a cat in years but when I did, she was an indoor cat because of where we lived. It just wasn't safe for her outdoors with the heavy traffic and we also have wild animals that would have devoured her...coyotes. I imagine if she is used to the fresh air and her freedom, it is just going to take her some time to get used to staying in. I can't imagine why they would charge 100.00 for pawprints. That sounds like a get-rich-quick scheme if ever I've heard one! And how the heck do the plan on enforcing it? How can they tell which cat belongs to those prints?? That has to be the craziest rule I've heard in a while. Here we get charged 20.00 for each cig. butt that they find on our lawn. That makes a little more sense since it keeps all of us even the non-smokers pro-active in picking them up. Still unfair in that people just walk by and toss their butts and you could end up paying for someone elses litter. Well, good luck to you and Chester. I hope he adjusts soon, poor little guy. The smoker guy must have been ridiculous if the cat is getting sick off the past smoke.

oh no poor you and poor Chester. Wish I was closer to you so I could come and visit and shower him with affection as well if he lets me. How ridiculous to charge someone for their kitty leaving pawprints all over the car. I cant believe people can be that idiotic. I believe it will be hard for Chester to be indoors. Sadly I never had a cat so far but I heard the neighbours cat who had quite a bit of wild outdoor kitty in her blood wanting out. She escaped through the window and came running over the roof to visit me lots of times. LOL. I fed her on the window sill as she was not fed properly then and she also wanted in so I let her. It was a great time. She occupied my one old upholstered chair and knew exactly where her kitty treats were so first thing when she got in was jump on the sofa and have a "speaking" look on her cute face saying may I have a treat please........ she never was a real happy indoor cat but I dont believed that no good boyfriend of the neighbour who said she ran away and escaped........

I can easily say I know what your going through. I remember when I got kicked out of my home, It was very hard on my cat. I'll never forget how hot it was that day. Mr. Kitty was panting so hard. It was kinda cute and sad all at once. I remember when we first moved in our new place, he was so happy to be out of that car. Unfortunately it wasn't long after that he was in an accident and pasted away. Those where the loneliest nights of my life. He used to sleep on my chest and keep me warm. But I guess everything happens for a reason. After that I started taking care of the neighborhood strays. Of all the cats and dogs I've feed and took care of, there was a pair of kittens that will never leave my heart. One I named Snowball, she is gray and white. The other I named Savannah, she was black and white. Those two cats never left each others sides. They where like sisters, they slept together, cleaned each other and even played together. I'll never forget the day that I saw Snowball alone. I went over to her and she had this sad vibe coming from her. That's when I saw on the side of the road, a careless drive hit her. It was on that very day I took Snowball in, I vowed to keep her safe. It was funny when Snowball first came in side. She would slide her belly on the carpet. Snowball didn't have to much trouble getting used to being inside. She used the litter box and everything. The only thing I think she misses is the freedom to explore. But as she got older the only time she wants to go outside is when she is in heat. Sorry if my story made you sad, but when I have a story to tell, I'm going to tell it. Good luck to you and Chester.