Ash wrote:Wow, he's so cute. :) I'm excited to see how it goes keeping him. I'm surprised he's warming up as fast as he is, since he was in the wild for a while. Keep us updated with his progress.
Does he sleep on the bed with you? That'd be so cute to wake up to in the morning. Also would make your feet warm and toasty. :)
Not usually, no. I was kind of surprised and touched to see him sleeping at my feet. He really prefers passing out under the drawer units, in little cubbies around the house, behind rubbermaid containers, etc.
I'm really glad I took him in and that he was caught, whether he actually is Ozzy or not. The winter is coming, and I fear it may be worse than the last... Rumor has it, young fellas like this one have difficulty during their first winter, which is why only a few out of an entire litter survive. I mean, it's not just the winter that kills them, you also got natural predators, ignorant people, and cars... but part of me does question why they have such winter difficulty. Their coat is surprisingly dense, I'd venture to say they have a double coat... but I guess most animals would have difficulty in negative degree weather. :(