Does anyone have experience of fostering cats in a spare room when your own cat doesn't like other cats?
Obviously the cats would never come into contact - spare room door closed at all times and super careful when entering, handwashing between touching fosters/own cat etc. But the spare room is an upstairs bedroom and I'm sure my cat would know there is another cat/s in there.
I'm obviously going to talk to the local charity I'm hoping to foster for but just wanted to some impartial views too. In general I think my set up would be ideal for fostering - I work from home 3 days out of 5 and have the spare bedroom for the fosters. Quiet house (just me and the cat here) and I have a lot of time to spend with the fosters. But I would hate to make my own 14 year old indoor cat upset, of course.
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Fostering when your own cat hates other cats?
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dotandstripe · 05/04/2017 13:02
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