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⌈ Secret Post #3864 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Fostering cats

[(Anonymous)]

I'd say go for it with a few things to ask yourself.
Will the work related things be a problem for fosters too?
Will the shelter you're working with cover costs? How much?
Are you emotionally able to handle both adopting out cats and the possibility that some might pass away in your care?

Re: Fostering cats

[(Anonymous)]

This is good advice.

Re: Fostering cats

[(Anonymous)]

The last one is not something people really want to think about, but I follow a few kitten foster blogs and all of them have had at least one tragedy in their care. Kittens can be perfectly fine and then suddenly extremely sick, especially if they're exposed to shelter-germs.

Re: Fostering cats

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT

That reason (plus the fact that honestly if I took an animal in I'd have a very very very hard time not getting attached to the point where I wouldn't want to give it back) is the biggest reason of why I don't foster.

Secondary is one my own cats is a total bitch who barely gets along with my second cat so I can't see her taking it well if I suddenly had a revolving door of pets, lol.