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*Kaine*
I think I have asked you this before, but what shelter do you foster with? I am thinking of going to BARCs on Monday to apply to foster a litter. Don't you get attached? If you foster kittens, do you find that they get adopted easily? TIA!
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Re: *Kaine*
Hey sorry - just seeing this now.
I foster through the MD SPCA. I'm sure BARCS can always use foster parents. It's kitten season now, so foster parents are definitely in demand. We have 2 boys we're independently fostering until space opens up at the shelter, so H says no foster kittens until the boys are in.
I definitely miss them when they're gone, but we only keep our fosters until they are 8 weeks old (and typically get them at 5-6 weeks), so I know that they're leaving at some point. I think it helps going into it knowing that they're just temporary guests and we're helping to socialize them so they can be a part of someone's family. The only foster I've ever really wanted to foster fail with was a puppy we had in October/November last year. I still miss him.
Typically after we take them back they are at the shelter for a week or so until they get adopted.
GL!!
5 cats. 1 baby.
5 cats. 1 baby.