Originally Posted by K & L
Well there's always a chance Tim might still want Chowder!
Oh, right, like you would give him up now?????????????
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Well there's always a chance Tim might still want Chowder!
Oh, right, like you would give him up now?????????????
Bunny & Kitties:
Taz - F (7); Majerle - M (4) & Loki - M (8 months)
(pronounced: Marley).
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Lisa,
I would be a failure too if i ever tried it. That is why i don't. I know once their little paw hit my door there are there to stay.
Melissa
I've stopped counting
I'm so glad that you bowed to what was obviously meant to be. The ones that bond with us that instantly and intensely, in my experience, don't come along very often. He decided very quickly that you were his and really let you know it.
I've failed because the two times out of three that I fostered, I accidentally ended up with seriously ill kittens - no one here is going to blame me for hanging on to them, I'm sure?! Although,Ashley's two brothers are not at all sick, but she needed company and they needed to stay together, and so...... That means that out of 8 kittens that I've fostered, only two left my home. Dammit! I'm proud to be a failure.
In All Things Give Thanks
Well I certainly can't point any fingers!!!Congratulations to you and little cutie pie, Chowder!!!!!
Hugs,
Kim
The Cat Groomer
Tsk, Tsk.....don't you know that fosters are suppose to find homes OTHER than you own???
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Myles, Bailey and Zoey
Congrats on keeping Chowder! I just love his name by the way and send more pics when you have a chance I just love seeing everyones kitties!
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All I can say is it 's a good thing Tracey has her plane reservations or Ziggy would stay too!
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Oh, I do not think that you are a foster failure.... you have given Chowder a furever home..... and that does not mean failure at all!
Congratulations on your newest addition!
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It's so wonderful to know that little Chowder is staying right where he (she?) belongs! Don't think of yourself as a foster failure, because of you Chowder will have a loving, caring furever home with everything any happy kitty could possibly want or wish for. These kitties do have a way of wrapping us securely around their little paws. Welcome to PT, Chowder!!
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Excellent ! Keep on failing like that and you'll be fine
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Yeah, okay Jen...That comment comming from you is just too darn funny. LOL!!!!Tsk, Tsk.....don't you know that fosters are suppose to find homes OTHER than you own???
Oh Lisa, I am so happy that your little shoulder riding Chowder is staying. I knew he would break you down.
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