Just before Easter we had our much loved cat PTS. He was a failed foster, and it was the first time I have ever seen my DP cry. I vowed never to get another cat as it felt as though someone had ripped out my heart and stamped on it.
We take delivery of a little foster boy later this week. We didn't even last a month - our house was meant to be ruled by cats! I really do hope he is a cuddly sort. He has FIV and is very small for his age. I think LunaCat would be looking down approvingly.
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Life after losing our boy
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acatcalledluna · 09/05/2017 22:28
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acatcalledluna ·
09/05/2017 22:48
I read on another cat group that the cats you lose send another to you. We clearly have proven to be good cat slaves.
FosterCat is around 18 months old. Rescued from an overcrowded home and quite unwell when he was first taken in. The lady I spoke to clearly has something of a soft spot for him, and was delighted that we wanted to take on a sickly cat with a terminal disease. Apparently lots of fosterers avoid the old and the sick cats. He needs some TLC and fattening up before they consider rehoming him permanently.
I'm considering documenting the journey this time. Either with a Facebook and Instagram page or with a blog 
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acatcalledluna ·
09/05/2017 22:57
I think they like to make your life as entertaining as possible, and wouldn't send you anything you couldn't handle 
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Wolfiefan ·
09/05/2017 23:15
Haha I love the terrors. Such fun. Here's one
of them tormenting our puppy on a walk. Wolfhound vs kitten. Wolfhound lose! 
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