Again its not that my finances are strained...... I really didn't realize that it was goin to be as much of a investment as it is. I wouldn't take this back in a heartbeat they have been more than rewarding in the love they give its worth every penny that has been invested. I was just wondering if there was vaccine clinics or something down that line that I could save or other options that anyone could have I was completely shocked when it came to the huge amount of money that it would be up front. I completely understand that if someone were to get ill the amount of money it would cost to get them better...Originally Posted by Catlady711
I just invested a ton of money in getting our little Chloe's eye diagnosed at the University of Minnesota so I understand by all means what it costs to get your animal healthy when they are ill. I have has 2 cats that I have invested that kind of money into, one which I had to make a huge investment in and ultimately have to make the horrible decision to have her PTS due to the fact that she had a stroke. So I know the amount of time and money goes into animals. The only other option I had was to allow this women to just take these 8 week old babies and drop them off at a farm where they would have had to fend for themselves. Being an animal person or Cat person I couldn't handle the thought of it. So if it means overtime at my job I will go the extra mile. I just look at if I could avoid it by finding a little better money saving away of getting their first shots etc. then yes, I would rather go that route. That way I can spend more time socializing the kittens and loving my own... I would rather... Its a ton more rewarding spending time with the animals then sitting at work.... This isn't the first time I have fostered.....Its the first time I have fostered without the backing of a humane society. I just did it for the safety of the animals... It was sort of a decision I made to save the kittens from an uncertain future.
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