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25-06-2007, 05:25 AM
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| |  Want more kitten updates? ? ?
Sometimes I wonder why waste my time in this forum with people who hurt like I do. Then along comes a litter of 3 fuzzy kittens and changes my entire world and much to my surprise , the world of others too ! ! !
Seem you guys enjoyed learning about something nice, good, cute and just generally positive. So, therefore, when I start sheltering again in August I will begin posting about the kittens and their progress if you guys would like me to.
Just let me know if this is something you all would enjoy following. I would post their milestones--where and when found--their ages--when they opened their eyes--their 1st steps--etc
I would surly enjoy sharing this experience with any of you that are interested. Might be good for us
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25-06-2007, 09:00 AM
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I think that is a splendid idea. |
25-06-2007, 09:59 AM
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You know you did not even have to ask!!!! That would be awesome, that is a wonderful idea and very uplifting of spirits. Mine anyway. Thank you for being willing to share the joy you are bringing, Spread the warmth. |
25-06-2007, 12:38 PM
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 THAT'S A GREAT IDEA!!!!  I'd love to hear about all your experiences with the little kitties that you will be giving a good head start to!!!!! I would love to do the same kind of work but I live in government housing and it would not be allowed...I am allowed though to have one pet....So I have my 10 year old cat Hayley who keeps me rather good company!!! I got her from the local Animal Protective Society shelter in our county when she was a year old....I am glad :biggrin: that you have the skill and the love to do your fostering....I know it's not easy to give up your babies but you are doing a very much needed service for such little helpless ones :claps: Thanks for sharing!!!!.....SPREADING THE PEACE |
26-06-2007, 02:41 PM
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Herc,
I would love to hear about your foster kittens. I was able to foster one of the dogs from Katrina - we found him a really nice home after a couple of months. Of course, we missed him so much we got another dog!
jmp |
26-06-2007, 03:52 PM
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Yes, Herc! I want to hear all about your fostering experiences! Thanks very much! |
26-06-2007, 04:17 PM
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Ya know, occasional pics would be good too. Who does not melt at the sight of itty bitty babies? Always lifts my spirits.
My rescue cat... Well, she is a bit "slow". I swear inbred or something. Full grown and half the size of my others, and she was going to be disposed of at no older than 2 weeks old at the feed store where the cats they kept had bred. She of course rode home after I picked up my feed in my lap as I could not let her be killed. Sweet as can be but not the sharpest tool in the shed. I still try not to laugh when she leaps from one area to the next and misses by about 6 inches. She walks off acting like "I wasn't really aiming for the counter". But she did turn out beautiful and sweet. Just not bright. |
27-06-2007, 03:09 AM
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Well, the response to my post about the warm and fuzzy updates has certainly overwhelmed me. I had no idea the reaction would be so positive.
I was unsure that sheltering again was such a good idea but I can see now that it will serve more than one purpose. I will not only be helping the babies but looks like I will be helping you guys too. AND ME when I'm not sleep deprived.
Now as far as pictures go, keep in mind that this is my 1st computer. I have a camera but have no clue how to use it. Plan on going outside and tripping the 1st kid I see to come in and show me! LOL But I promise to learn so I CAN share pics of the kitties.
I plan on starting to shelter again around the 1sy of August, depending on how our move goes. I will keep you guys updated....and THANX GUYS | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes |  Linear Mode | 
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