She's a very affectionate cat and follows me to every room and cries until I give her attention. She has to know she is loved all the time. As is true to the breed, they are not all that affectionate toward other people than their owners. She isn't mean, but she's very cautious of others. She'll run right up to others and allow a brief pet on the head but that's about it. She's very nice and will not bite or scratch at all. She does growl and hiss when she's afraid, but never, ever has shown any behavior towards scratching or biting even the vet while giving her shots. If I didn't take her as a kitten, she'd had been put down as a wild cat. Human Society only keeps wild kittens for 1 day before they put them down. The company has a no cat rule, but has no problem when out of control rodents infect the entire area because their populations are not controlled by the cats.

said MikeUp1 2007.08.17 at 17:35:40 PDT