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It’s okay buddy take a breath I can hear you spiraling through the Reddit forum. First off as far as freedom goes- get yourself an auto feeder - boom freedom -cat is fed at predictable times of day whether your home or not. They’re like 20-30$ on Amazon cheaper on fb marketplace https://a.co/d/0fzlP7nx 2 cats don’t need a ton of room they just can get bored- it’s almost a guarantee that your tiny house is bigger than the 4x4 cage she would be living in at the shelter. So when you come home talk to her play a little with the wand toy or toss a kitty toy across the room. 3. Cat tv on YouTube is free and can run all day while you’re out and about. The main thing with the worms is if she’s fresh from the shelter she definitely has been treated for them, and she probably did have them so she probably still looks icky. Very very normal. You got a new roommate yesterday and cats have distinct personalities so of course it’s going to be throwing you off your routine you have a little stranger free roaming your house - she’s probably just as uncomfy right now as you are but it will get easier because literally just like getting to know someone each day gets a little easier if in two weeks it still doesn’t feel like a good fit bring her back no harm no foul but truly it’s been like a day and you’re panic backing out because it is big and it’s new and reality is hard when it’s a little fluff ball suddenly living with you. People might say give the cat a chance but I’m saying to you let yourself acclimate to having another physical presence in your space before you knee jerk reaction the foster back into the shelter. Idk you do what’s best for you, that’s just my two cents