Humans Aren't the Only Ones

So first major problem arose the day my husband left. We have a cat named Rawnie. The first day wasn't too bad. I worked and then came home and passed out. Well for the next week Rawnie would wait by the window or door for hours waiting for Brad to come home. At night she would sleep on his clothes that were in the closet. When I finally closed the closet doors, she figured out how to open them so she could sleep on his clothes. His pillow became her pillow. So to remedy this situation, I decided to get her a pet. I ended up heading out to the pet store and got a kitten. Believe it or not this was just what the doctor ordered. Within an hour they were chasing each other around the house and playing. The new kitten, Cleio, was a godsend for me as well. She's very cuddly so while I read she will usually come sleep on my lap. She even sleeps underneath the covers in bed! It's hard when you have pets because there's no way to explain to them that they haven't been abandoned. All they know is one day a part of there family disappeared. So you try to make them feel safe and I'll even put my husband on speakerphone when I get calls so Rawnie can hear his voice. I think it will be extremely interesting once Brad come's hoome to see how Rawnie and Cleio both act.