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I am considering adopting this seven years old Siamese tomcat from a shelter.  Interaction with him was OK, I think. He readily approached me and sniffed me carefully. I gave him a treat and he played with me/my hand. In the course of that we had his claws out just a tiny bit, but as far as I know that's totally normal play behavior, not aggressive. Background: I have never owned a cat before, but have though about it for several years now. I live alone in an apartment of approximately 50 m² (530 ft²). I work long hours and am sometimes gone for a night on the weekends. This is why I thought about adopting an older, independent cat. The people at the shelter recommended him to me as a cat who does not get along all too well with other cats and likely will not mind being alone at my place. I wish to give a cat a loving and caring home and would appreciate a cat who doesn't need to be cuddled and held all the time (for the reasons just mentioned; though cuddling doesn't hurt, of course). What do you of the SA Siamese Appreciation Society say to that?
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Anne Whateley posted:He's not an actual tomcat, right, he was neutered when he was young? Yes. Sorry, English is not my native language and I was not aware that a neutered male cat is not actually a "tomcat". 
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