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We’re beyond grateful to Susan for her commitment, patience, and willingness to make Tortilla feel safe and loved. Her dedication to giving Tortilla a happy, healthy life is truly inspiring.
Tortilla's story reminds us of some tips we’d like to share about helping cats adjust to new environments.
Slow Introductions Matter
If you're introducing a new cat to your home, take things slowly. Give them time to explore at their own pace.
Use Pheromone Diffusers
Pheromone plugins or diffusers can be a game-changer for anxious cats. These products mimic the calming pheromones helping cats relax.
Follow Medical and Food Plans
It's important not to make sudden changes to a cat's medical or food regimens during the adjustment period. Disruptions in treatment and feeding can cause stress or health issues for your new feline friend.
Patience is Key
Adjusting to a new home can take time—sometimes many months—so it's important to be patient.
Thank you to everyone who has supported Tortilla along the way. We couldn’t have done it without you. Here's to many more happy endings!
From our paws to yours,
Sarah Beans
Development Director
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