Bringing your kitty home for the first time can be difficult. Keeping that in mind, it is always important to remember that this is a new space for them that they aren't yet familiar with it. If your kitty starts hiding right when you let them out of their carrier, here are a few ways you can help them to become acquainted with their surroundings. Allowing your kitty time to adjust is important. Being in a new, unfamiliar space may be frightening to them. If your kitty starts hiding, giving them time to build up the courage to explore can be beneficial. Another important step is to remove anything that might scare your kitty back into hiding. Some possibilities are, loud guests, lots of people, or unfamiliar noises. In addition, be sure that your kitty does not feel trapped, stay out of the way of their exits so that they can escape if they want. You may also consider coaxing them out with treats or bits of food, once they are not hidden they might be comfortable exploring. If your kitty still will not stop hiding, bringing them to the vet can be the best bet. The vet will give you more suggestions on how to help your kitty adjust, as well as informing you of any health issues that are causing your kitty to hide.