Thank you for such an affectionate cat. As you know she was "fixed" 48 hrs. before we took her home. She, now known as, Mim, ate and slept, and that's all for four days. Mim came to life and wanted to be petted and scratched, on her terms. She is not a lap cat. After about four more days she started to play with all the toys we were sent home with. Mim is fully recovered, eats like a champ and fills her litter box like a champ also. We put a harness on her and I could not believe it, she could care less. Out in the car we go for a test drive. She sat on my wife's lap, when we drove a block or so my wife said, "Oh, Oh my lap is awful warm." Yep, nervous kidneys I guess. Still no signs of fright. Held her up to look out the window, her head was going every which way. We sat Mim on the arm rest between us and she stayed, content, I hope. Took her to a parking lot to see what she would do with a leash (don't want flees). She said, "I'm no dog, buster." So much for that. She did look cute though.

Mim’s mom and dad