Need to rehome two, I'm afraid..

[Pinot's Mom]

I, too, just found this thread. Pat, my heart goes out to you and your kitties. I hope it works out and please do keep us posted if possible.

[phesina]

Oops, I only just noticed this thread 5 minutes ago..... ! Sorry!!

My dearest Phesina, i am so sorry for all the troubles you're having with your landlord...! I feel so sorry for you because you have to rehome your dear kitties you love so dearly.... !
I wish I could do more than replying here... .
Coping with your physical needs, the surgery, you really do not deserve all these other problems.... .
Accepting and living with your health problems is already more than enough to cope with!
All I can do right now is praying that the perfect solution will be knocking on your door asap, and also for you that the surgery will go perfect

I hope you understand my message here, my English is letting me down a bit..... ;

I am sure that all pettalkers and I are wishing you all the best.
You deserve nothing less sweetheart

Lut & the Gabriels Girls

ps. Is there someone who will keep us informed with how your doing? Will you have access to a computer while recovering? Can we reach you in any way?

Dear Lut, thank you so very much for your sweet message and good, kind wishes. Yes, what frustration that all these things are happening at the same time!

Still, I have to realize how lucky I am that this with the cats didn't happen back when I had seven cats in the apartment, including the two old ladies Lavinia and Poppaea...
and that it wasn't going to happen until after I was already in the hospital and then rehab!

Speaking of which, I plan to have my laptop with me, during the four days in the hospital if allowed and I'm able for it there, and definitely in the rehab place.

It is very important to me and means a whole lot, my communication with all my dear friends (of all species) of Pet Talk.

Love from us all

[phesina]

Gee even in SC we get a 24 hour notice.

You probably have a cheaper rent since you've been a tenant a while. by kicking you out, they can up the rent again for the new tenants. And not pay you any deposit back. Sigh

Here ya go: https://library.municode.com/HTML/11...05HOCO_8_529PR

Oh, yes, any time anyone moves out, they raise the rent substantially for the new renters.

These apartment are safe, reasonably maintained, and conveniently located, so they are in big demand. Especially since the owners have started marketing them directly to students.