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Originally Posted by hankster
Is he home alone now? He might have made a friend who is waiting for him outside, maybe that's who you have to spray? Maybe his little friend is in heat - how long has this been going on? Honestly, they DO make friends. One of my cats once brought home a date for New Year's Eve dinner, I kid you not! I never saw the date cat after that night. Spot was such a player!
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No, we also have Chloe and Hillary. But they're all fixed, the Humane Society insists on it. Neither of us have seen Pumper with a pal. I think it's just the usual, nocturnal, hunting and exploring instinct. Pumper spent his first year as a feral cat.
One of our friends is what we call a "cat lady" who feeds the feral cats in the woods. We told her we'd like another cat and she brought us Pumper. This was around three or four years ago. Until recently we also had Sylvester, who was the boss cat. While he was alive, we had no problem with Pumper. Then the dogs got Sylvester and Pumper became #1 cat. So he's throwing his weight around, I guess. Take care!
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