[Publib] A Library Cat

[Carolyn Scheer]

Cats are like people - they all have different temperaments.  I once 
had a cat that noone but me ever saw.  At first hint of company the 
cat went into hiding and stayed there until the house was 
clear.  Another cat was a two-person cat and wouldnt let anybody 
except my husband and myself pet it - my daughter was never admitted 
into the cat's (small) circle of friends.  If you do get a kitten, be 
sure to have another home lined up for it in case it doesn't turn out 
to be Mr. Personality.


At 05:03 PM 6/23/2009, you wrote:
>Our library is interested in possibly adopting a newly-weaned kitten 
>as a library
>cat. Has anyone else ever hosted a library cat? How did it work out? 
>Did the patrons
>enjoy the cat, did the staff enjoy the cat? Any feedback you could 
>provide would be
>greatly appreciated. We realize that not every experience may have 
>been as positive
>as "Dewey Readmore Books" in Iowa and we wish to start off on the right "paw".
>Please respond off-list at my email address as given below. Thank you.
>--
>Linda A. Corona
>Director
>Edgewater Free Public Library
>49 Hudson Avenue
>Edgewater, NJ 07020
>phone: 201.224.6144
>fax: 201.886.3395
>email:corona at bccls.org
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Carolyn Scheer
Reference/Technical Services
Scenic Regional Library
308 Hawthorne Drive
Union, MO  63084
Tel: 636-583-3224
Fax: 636-583-6519
email: cscheer at scenicregional.org