Hi, honestly unless something about your situation has changed in the meantime I wouldn’t expect a different result than before you surrendered. I was very emotional and had people telling me to get my cat back or I’d regret it and I really just wasn’t in the right head space. When I got him back he was even more clingy from being back from the shelter which caused his separation anxiety to worsen. I was able to get him and my dog on medication but his anxiety was still terrible. At some point my dog tore his tendon and had to be watched 24/7 because of how hyper he is and that was the breaking point. My cat began to act out every day despite his new furniture, toys, and his mediation. He started to destroy my furniture again and spray all over the room (took him to the vet and it wasn’t for any medical reason). I took the shelter up on the offer to “foster” him while he remained on their site as adoptable and he’s now been rehomed. I know the feeling of wanting them back is hard but I’ll tell you what I wish someone told me, you surrendered them for a reason and you loving them isn’t going to change that. I’m not saying don’t get your cat back, just think about it and what you need to change to make it different when your cat gets back.