I've had to make difficult decision...

[Anikaca77]

Yes I agree it's better to be safe than sorry.

[Medusa]

Yes, take no chances, especially w/a special needs cat. Some people think they can handle it and they can't and then out the cat goes. The right family will come along, Donna. Keep the faythe.

[moosmom]

I got two more calls for Ari. One said that she found a hairless cat in Maryland and will pick her up this weekend.

The other woman is from upstate New York. She has a New Foundland mix and a Oxolo, a new name for a Mexican Hairless dog. She's concerned that Ari won't do well with dogs. I told her I'd call her back, as I don't know if he's good with dogs. My friend Rene would know more than I would.

[heidiv]

Oh man aren't Newfoundland's HUGE dogs??? I would be so worried that Ari wouldn't know how to hand that sort of situation..... Dogs for a cat that hasn't had a whole lot of exposure to dogs can be a BIG adjustment. But such a big intimadating dog of that size would be my biggest concern but you are a smart cookie I am almost postive you know what best for your kitty....That has to be a very hard decision to make when you also have to look out for his special needs you'll do what best... Thanks for a idea on the foster kittens I think I will be much better off charging for vet needs...Thanks!