It depends on the cat. I’ve always been incredibly lucky with strays. They have always gotten along with my cats right away and adjusted quickly to life indoors. Kagetora was a stray for several months before we adopted him. He was injured when we took him in, but has always been gentle, and bonded with our dog and our two resident cats. We got Kikyo as a kitten, but she’s always been very open to strange people and animals. She’s a kind and loving soul. They both immediately got along with our youngest cat’s mom when we fostered her. She had six kittens, and our cats were ready to help, and they gave a lot of baths and supervised a lot of kitten play sessions. Some cats aren’t as welcoming, especially if they are an only pet. It can take them a long time to adjust to a new cat. And many strays have some difficulty adjusting to life indoors, but like anything, they just need a little time to adjust. Many cats are neophobic. They don’t like change. They thrive on routine and strong family bonds. If anything threatens that, they can get very upset. So you have to introduce any change very gradually.
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