mom was suffering worse than kitties

Dawn I think your very awesome for taking care of foster cats. This says a lot about the person that you are. Your very compassionate. I am so glad that you make a big difference in those little babies lives.

Awh. You are going to miss those kittens. Do not worry they will get a good home Dawn. I think there would be a lot for you to keep anyway. They will make some young person really happy, maybe this Christmas. My daughter came home last year with a little kitten about six weeks old. It could barely breath and was shivering none stop. I thought it was going to die, but I stayed up all night and brought it back to life. Someone around my corner had thrown it out to die. I could not keep it though. The next morning it was running around my house as if it had lived there for years. It was a real we pet. We took it to the rescue centre and my daughter broke her heart. We got a call around three weeks later saying they had got it a good home. We had a big ginger Tom for two years but he nearly killed me with his fur as it triggered severe asthma attacks everyday. He now lives with the father in-law so my daughter still gets to see him all the time. I can still see that we kitten though, but he got a good home where he could be happy. We can get the violins out together now.

Oh no need to play "Cry me a river" on that voilin. Instead try thinking happy thoughts knwoing you are a big part in helping getting these kittens a perment home. That they might not otherwise get with out your help. You are doing good here. You really are.

It's nice of you to foster abandoned kittens until they get adopted by other owners. It is heartbreaking getting apart from kittens or puppies that you have taken care of. I do understand your feelings right now. © ronaldinu 2008

That was very nice of you to rescue the kittens and then take time out to be spay and nuetered so that they will be adoptable. I know it will be hard for you to give them up, they are so darn adorable.

My husband rescued a kitten once. Actually, the people at the hospital she was at did not want to let him have the kitten, because at the time he did not have his own place. He was living with his aunt. I had just met him as well. When they told him no, he was not qualified to have her, my husband started to cry, and they had him promise that he would not abandon her. Eleven years later, we still have our pretty little Scoots. Please see her picture belowThere should be more people like you. keep up the good work.