Family has to give up cat after seven years due to stress, luckily the feline's previous foster family welcomes her back with a surprise kittenhood reunion

Cats are resilient creatures. And yet, they're also extremely sensitive to changes in their environment. Some cats welcome additions to the household, guests, and even other animals. Others, on the other hand, need quiet, calm, and stability. Even something as silly as rearranging your furniture without the cat's purrmission can send them into a tizzy for a few days (honestly, why would you do anything without their approval first?). The good news is that it's very easy to see when a cat is uncomfortable, if you know the signs: the classic (and adorable) airplane ears, hiding frequently, eating and drinking less, behavioral problems such as marking territory or not using the litter box, etc.

Nobody likes to see someone they love go through a difficult period, and after adding some small children to their growing family, this feline's family could clearly see that their cat was not adjusting well to the new hooman children in their house. So, they made the difficult decision to rehome their cat after 7 years. Luckily, the kitty's previous foster family agreed to adopt her back, and they even have a surprise reunion in store for her… they kept one of her brothers from the same litter! It will be a fuzzy family reunion fur sure. Read the whole story below!

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Not even siblings get along 100% of the time. Chances are it won't be some magical Disney-style reunion where they immediately start cuddling and bathing each other. But, it's pretty hard to furget your sibling, and they'll probably get along after a few days of figuring things out.
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Territory issues will be the biggest issue this family will face, probably. Not to mention, we all know how cats are with change. Moving into a new home, even if it's one you lived in before, can be stressful. It's not like coming back home to your bed after a vacation. To her, it will feel like a new home altogether.
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