It’s Sunday! Time to kick back, relax, and sometimes in our lives…embrace change.
This has been a tough week/weekend for me because our time is coming to an end in our current home. I didn’t think I would feel so emotional. I’m really concerned about how Cino will do with this move, although in time I know she will get adjusted, as I will. Change can be exciting but it also can be scary.
With moving day very near I don’t have a lot of time to write this post. We’re buried in boxes but we wanted to peek in and say HI!
Happy Sunday!
We can make a change for the future of animals…
Another change for us is we are now on Instagram. Hope to see you there!
Animals Are Feeling Beings Too 
Best of luck on your move! I hope it goes smoothly. If your cats, are anything like my cat, they will adjust. Albeit with a bit of moaning and groaning.
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Thanks Ron! I’m sure she will with a little time. When I adopted her and brought her home she hid behind the toilet for days. I’m hoping it goes a little better than that since this time she knows me well and will have her own stuff at the new place. 🙂
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I’m sure Cino will adjust just fine, it just may take her a little time. If you want some helpful tips, this might be useful: https://pets.webmd.com/cats/guide/moving-new-home-cat#1
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Thanks Jeanne for the encouragement and the link. Appreciate it. 🙂
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I have moved many times with my cats without mishap; they adapt beautifully. Gee, our cats even travel with us on vacation with our camper (although they do not go outside without a leash). I would keep them in the house for a few weeks or months in the new place until I was sure that they knew the new place was home. I wouldn’t let them out too soon. I’ll bet Chino will adapt without a problem; she’ll love all those boxes when they’re empty!
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Thanks for the encouragement! I expect that she’ll hide for a while but hopefully will adapt quickly. I’m really hoping she’ll appreciate more room to run around & play inside. 🙂
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as long as YOU are fine…Cino will be fine. If YOU are stressed, Cino will be stressed. I moved out of state with my former cat and he did quite well……then within a year we moved again and he was fine (and he was a senior kitty at that time), actually before we moved out of state we moved maybe 3 times before that. Cats are more resilient than we are (wink)
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Thanks for that Caren! You’re right, I need to work on my emotions so she doesn’t feel my stress. 🙂
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Wish you all good luck with your move, LeeAnn 🙂
When you move, at the day, prepare a room for Cino with food and water in one side of the room and a litter box in the other side plus a place to feel safe and well known like a crate or cave etc. Then close that room until your move is ended. By experience of many moves with my cats, this has worked every time and in the days after, Cino will find safety in that room.
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Thank you so much for those tips Irene! 😘
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You are welcome LeeAnn. I have moved a lot through many years and with cats used to stay both in- and outdoor and this has worked for me.
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Good luck with the move, LeeAnn. That is a lot of work!!
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PS Irene gave excellent advice!
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It is indeed! Thank you. 😘
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Hope your move goes well !
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Thank you so much!
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Your intuition regarding a move can sometimes be incorrect; or, on the other hand, it could bring about a perfect change for all of you. Give the concept time to manifest your destiny! Go forward with your plan, LeeAnn! I think you and your cats will synchronize your sensibilities from all sides–you and your cats.
❤😽
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Good Luck on the moving, sweet furriends. We have been moved 4 years ago and it was such an adventure, but it all went out fine. Double Pawkisses for each of you🐾😽💞
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It really is an adventure!
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