Oh god - I am sobbing here! It's all just so cruel and terrible. I could NEVER do that to an animal - give it away for no real reason at all.
{{{HUGS}}} to you for fostering. I would love to, but I am outvoted in the family. But when Bailey is no longer with us, I am going to get 2 or 3 new dogs from the RSPCA.
I have a dear friend who's involved in animal rescue in the Kansas Cities. She sends me pleas from her realm, begging for people to rescue death-row dogs and cats - and there are pictures. It's all so overwhelming, but my dream is to win a zillion dollars, and I'd use it to build the most awesome, well-equipped animal shelter and hire the best people to maintain it
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EDIT: Sabrina is now Sheba (as in "The Queen of Sheba.") She uses the litterbox, and is fiercely protective of the little lives she carries inside her. She now has the run of the house, and Jo and the kitters are in the spare bedroom. It seems to work out better for all of them - Jo was puking blood and stressed to the nines over the kittens and all the threats (my other cats, who viewed the kittens as foreign objects or potential meals.) Now, mom and her kittens are safe in a room where the only intruder will be me, and only because I check on them, give them fresh food and water, and change their litter. They seem pretty okay with the arrangement. Sheba mostly stays to herself, but if one of the other cats gets too close, she'll fight tooth, fang and claw. Which means that only the stupidest of my cats will cross her twice.
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{{{HUGS}}} to you for fostering. I would love to, but I am outvoted in the family. But when Bailey is no longer with us, I am going to get 2 or 3 new dogs from the RSPCA.
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I'm good with that.
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