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Old 08-13-2020, 12:19 PM   #33835
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Originally Posted by 4691mls View Post
Or if there were a lot of strangers going in and out after the owner died, the cat may have escaped on its own. If it didn't have a tag or microchip then there was no way for whoever found it to trace the owner.

It's great that she has a good home with you now!
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Running from the door is not unusual. I have a cat (since she was ~10 weeks old) who is never seen if there is a stranger in the house. Including the cat sitter, who pets her when she is alone in the house. If I'm not away, it's somehow different, and she goes into hiding.
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Its great to hear she's doing well. Our cats also run away from the door at the top of stairs (downstairs is the store). They both escaped downstairs when we just had them, once when the store was open and someone forgot to close the door they were peaking around the corner at the top of stairs and they ran when customers entered. Since then they've lost all interest in going downstairs and when the door at the top of the stairs is open they refuse to even enter the hallway.

But when someone they don't know comes upstairs they do come to check them out. If it's a quiet, relaxed person they usually come up to them to ask for attention, when it's a loud person they tend to keep their distance after coming over to sniff them.
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I've never had a Maine Coon cat, but I've heard they can be more outgoing than some other breeds.



When I was growing up we lived in the country and our cats were outdoor cats. Some of them were always trying to come inside when the door was open, especially if someone was cooking!

Thanks, guys. Yeah. Her coat is looking great, too. My Cinder, despite being an indoor, would rush the door trying to get out. Andi doesn't do that but she just acts in all ways like a housecat. Like I said, she is a lady-cat with house manners. She knows what scratching boards and litterboxes are, for sure.



Next week, my work schedule flips from 1 physical day and 4 virtual days to 4 physical days and 1 virtual day. I hope she won't feel abandoned.

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