
His new family is very nice, and were happy to have all the information I gave them. (Well, heck, I've accumulated a lot of info over the past, between my own cats, and then the ferals and the kittens!)
AND, in a move I learned from the best (Tamnonlinear, she of the brownies), I insisted they knew that once a cat is rescued, s/he stays rescued. They know that if they ever need anything, or need to give away the cat, I'm only a phone call away and I'll help figure something out.
Anyway, Sammy has moved to the new house. It's somewhat conditional-- if things really seem like they're not going to work out between the puppy and the kitten, that's understandable. But fingers crossed, Sammy has a new home, where he's loved and safe. In which case? Fastest rescue ever.
Next, there's a stray (not a feral) tabby boy who needs to be neutered, just as soon as I can catch him. Well, I've picked up plenty of times, but can I get him to the third floor? :)
[I'll keep you up to date on Sammy's progress as I learn of it.]
5 comments:
Wow! Congratulations on finding Sammy a new home (and so quickly too!) With both critters being so young there is a very good chance they will become close buds! :)
It is amazing how quickly Sammy found a forever home (keeping fingers crossed). Good luck with catching the other guy who needs neutering and vaccinations.
oh my goodness.. the magic of seeing a kitten belly for anxiety.
I'm having one of those 'going to kill EVERYONE' days.. but the kitten makes me think twice. :) I need a bucket of them constantly!
:)
Jenna! It's Jasmin (swisscheesed!) I have found you!
@The Worsted Witch: OMG! Hi! Yes, you have found me! Woot!
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