Some of the little ones I fostered were in a pitiful state when they came in. You need to be tough to deal with it. I still hear from new owners though who let me now how my fosters are. It was a rewarding job while I could manage it.
That's good, why did you stop?Some of the little ones I fostered were in a pitiful state when they came in. You need to be tough to deal with it. I still hear from new owners though who let me now how my fosters are. It was a rewarding job while I could manage it.
Some of the little ones I fostered were in a pitiful state when they came in. You need to be tough to deal with it. I still hear from new owners though who let me now how my fosters are. It was a rewarding job while I could manage it.
He's gorgeous, cat's are intelligent just like dogs, they do understand what you say.View attachment 17873 This morning, a fairly nice day outside, time for a garden walk to check out all the daffs etc coming up. My cat Teddy (15 years old) had already tucked himself under the bed in his favorite spot to sleep the day away. But over the years, I have verbalized to him when about to leave with coffee to walk the garden----"Go for a walk" and he would follow me all around our 3 acres. Today, wondering if my words would rouse him from down the hall bedroom to meet me at the door. So tried, said it twice "Go for a Walk". And there he was ran down the hall to be with me. We did our walking together. And two other cats joined us. Getting back inside, he went back to the bedroom and under the bed for the day. Such a sweetheart he is.
He's lovely, i can hear him purring.This is my Teddy in action. Not letting me read. Listen carefully to his purring. He's my sweetie.
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