Question:

After careful consideration, we decided to take Mojo back to the HS. Issy had some red marks on her tummy where he kept trying to nurse, despite my water gun usage... he thought it was fun apparently. He also spent the last two nights yowling in the basement because he was alone- because we couldnt let him stay upstairs as three animals in the bed is over the limit, and he and Mindy would squabble, etc.... so anyway, it was really hard, but i feel it was the best choice. I wrote up a nice recommendation with what his issues were, and of course will check on him when i go in for my volunteer shifts....
i cried like a baby after leaving him.... this fostering is hard. i
Issy does seem to be much more relaxed.
Yesterday we let the two older kittens out to play with the dogs and us, and to see if they will integrate. They are really sweet - time will tell. They still have three more weeks before they are scheduled to go up for adoption at the HS, so that gives us time to see.
thanks for all the input....


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I think you made a wise decision.. you're right.. fostering is hard.. and emotionally draining.. but the rewards far outway the difficulties...


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I have to agree with you about fostering being hard. My two foster rat boys, Seth an Duncan have been looked at to be adopted, There new owner is looking at arranging sometime next week or the following to pick them up. There so sweet and loving im going to cry when I have to let them go, but I took them in as fosters and the fact that Duncan wants to beat up on Daisy isnt helping any, had to seperate her into a smaller cage as shes the only one getting beat up on .
I think you did the right thing for all involved.


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I hope Mojo finds the most loving family in the funnest environment. I'm sorry it was so hard though.