“Management will continue to feed and provide shelter, while she will keep the rats at bay,” said Chris Glazier of Bushwick Street Cats, as reported by Love Meow.
Toby, an orange tabby, was the shyest of the litter. He initially shied away from people and wanted nothing to do with them—or so he thought.
“He was scared and feral when he first came to my place. I put him in the bathroom at first, so I could gradually introduce him to apartment life,” shared Jen Williamson, an experienced foster mom.
He was provided with a kitty condo for safety and comfort, giving him a place to decompress, hide, and sleep. At first, he refused to come out of his little cave, and would hiss and growl whenever Jen entered the room.
