Yeah, it just depends on the personality of the individual cat, doesn't it? Young Miss Weaver sounds exactly like your three (now two, and condolences on your loss).
I'm a sucker for a hard luck case, though. When I went to adopt, the lady at the rescue organization mentioned this one older kitten who was having a hard time in her foster home and was really jumpy. And I promptly thought, "THIS is the kitten for me. I will tame her and teach her to trust humanity." All I taught her to trust was me. The rest of the world is still terrifying to her. I had experience with strays at the time, but none with ferals. If I'd only known.
OK, to be honest, if I'd known I'm sure I would've done the exact same thing. See above re: being a sucker for a hard luck case. It's not like anybody else would've adopted her, wild as she was. You and I obviously have similar tastes in kitties.
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Date: 2015-06-07 08:39 pm (UTC)I'm a sucker for a hard luck case, though. When I went to adopt, the lady at the rescue organization mentioned this one older kitten who was having a hard time in her foster home and was really jumpy. And I promptly thought, "THIS is the kitten for me. I will tame her and teach her to trust humanity." All I taught her to trust was me. The rest of the world is still terrifying to her. I had experience with strays at the time, but none with ferals. If I'd only known.
OK, to be honest, if I'd known I'm sure I would've done the exact same thing. See above re: being a sucker for a hard luck case. It's not like anybody else would've adopted her, wild as she was. You and I obviously have similar tastes in kitties.