Get a cat from a shelter, and make sure it has had all of its vaccinations, if not then make sure to get your cat vaccinated as soon as possible. Go to the Humane Society if you have one nearby.Adopt a Cat if You Already Have One Step 1.jpg
Make sure you have plenty of toys for them to share.
Be aware. Cats are very territorial and think that if another cat is around, it will take its place. The first cat will then think that it's not "king of the house" anymore, and can lead to fights. Try to get them to play together and get used to their scent,or get them separate rooms. It's easier if they are kittens.Adopt a Cat if You Already Have One Step 3.jpg
Getting a friendly cat. You need the cats to get along, so ask for a friendly cat. If the one you have isn't, try letting them just sniff first, or putting the new cat in a bedroom or something. If you plan on getting another cat before you get the first one, plan on making sure the first cat is friendly.
Expect some fighting and/or hissing at the beginning. It is important that your cats establish rank. Monitor them during this time and the spats should go away in 3-7 days. If the fighting escalates to blood draw, separate the cats IMMEDIATELY.(Outside,another room,etc.)Adopt a Cat if You Already Have One Step 4.jpg
Get them separate litter boxes if they're inside cats.
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