The revolving door (of fostering) never stops.

YES! Shelly went to her new home yesterday!!! Along with another shelter cat (a sweet young male). WOO HOO!!!! (they came to adopt ONE kitty....) :D

So Nova came home with me. He is yet another lovely and sweet ALL black cat. A bit timid, we think he was getting picked on by the other cats in his room at the shelter. Now he can relax and go back to the sweet boy he was when he came to us.

I don't even know his story (I'll have to ask), but he is so nice. So now I have 2 all black fosters, 2 tuxies and 2 others.

Photos when I can get them (you all know how challenging it is to get a photo of a black cat. ;)

Yay Jen! Way to go!

Good work Jen!!!!

Was it Simba? Was he adopted? I've been dreaming of that boy.......... :(

NO, it wasn't Simba. You may still adopt him if you like. You would not be sorry. :D

Jen that's great news :D :D I'm so happy the cats have you around to help them.Thank God for people like you! :D

Jen,you Are Truly A Hero To Everyone On Pet Talk.
There Are So Many Gold Stars Beside Your Name,that It Resembles Fort Knox.
You Have Given Hope To The Hopeless.
And Homes To The Homeless.
You Will Truly Be Blessed And Rewarded
One Fine Day!!!

i agree with gary, you will be rewarded. what goes around comes around. You are going to be rewarded.

Great news Jen!!!!

Jen,
The Tribe officially thanks you for having that door open to foster kitties until they find their new families. Scooter was in a foster home when we went to adopt him - he was such a little scaredy-boy and if he hadn't been in a home where he felt safe, his true self would have never shown through. While we know how hard shelters work to save animals, they could not do it without foster homes.
YOU are the best!!!

Congratulations!!!


Welcome!!!

:D

Well at least your door is revolving! :D Ours seems to be a one-way entry! ;) They couldn't be in better hands and they sure are lucky kitties to enter your door!

Way to go!!! It's so good to know they're going to a loving, caring furever home. By the way, how is that sweet little Simba?

That's just how it should work ... great job, Jen! ;)