PUMPKIN

Pumpkin will need plenty of time and patience to adjust to her new home. To help her feel safe, start by setting up a quiet sanctuary room with food, water, a cozy bed, toys, a scratching post, and a litter box. The room should offer hiding spots and perches to help her feel secure.<br/>Once Pumpkin has had time to settle in and feel comfortable, you can begin a slow, gradual introduction to other pets and areas of the home. With time, understanding, and a gentle approach, she’ll start to come out of her shell and feel at home.

Pumpkin will need plenty of time and patience to adjust to her new home. To help her feel safe, start by setting up a quiet sanctuary room with food, water, a cozy bed, toys, a scratching post, and a litter box. The room should offer hiding spots and perches to help her feel secure.
Once Pumpkin has had time to settle in and feel comfortable, you can begin a slow, gradual introduction to other pets and areas of the home. With time, understanding, and a gentle approach, she’ll start to come out of her shell and feel at home.

Pumpkin will need plenty of time and patience to adjust to her new home. To help her feel safe, start by setting up a quiet sanctuary room with food, water, a cozy bed, toys, a scratching post, and a litter box. The room should offer hiding spots and perches to help her feel secure.
Once Pumpkin has had time to settle in and feel comfortable, you can begin a slow, gradual introduction to other pets and areas of the home. With time, understanding, and a gentle approach, she’ll start to come out of her shell and feel at home.