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Reverend Jim

 


I had gone to the shelter to look at a different kitten, who, it turned out, had suddenly been adopted. When I first saw RJ I didn’t even know he was a kitten; his big bone structure and terrible emaciation made him look like an adult stray.


I asked him, “So what’s your story?” and he reached out, claws held in, and patted my cheeks.


I knew no one would take him, because they thought he couldn’t be fixed. I also knew, that I knew, how to fix him.


RJ’s problem was that the extreme neglect of his early years had interrupted his mental development. He would freeze under stress. He didn’t know how to ask for things. He didn’t know how to play!


With the help of some special toys I created, and lots of love and understanding, RJ got to maturity physically, and psychologically, right on schedule.

our miracle kitten

featured RJ


characteristics

  1. •Fixing the Deprived Cat

  2. •RJ and the Abstract Noun

  3. •RJ the character actor


training

  1. •The Hungry Problem

  2. •What love can do

  3. •The consequences of poor communication


how he fits

  1. •Reverend Jim, the Goofball

  2. •Tristan and RJ are buddies


 

the evidence


how we got him

Not even in Petfinder because he was evidence in an abuse case (bottom middle,) four and a half months old


what he’s like

The sweetest boy in the world and a Beta cat type, who loves everyone


where his genes came from

He’s definitely a Mostly Maine Coon Cat, the “Gentle Giant” of the cat world


 
 
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