Here are a few snapshots of the foster kittens that have been running around the place lately:
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I realize I've been away a little longer than usual, but I have a good excuse. I just spent the past week with my family at Beaches resort, on Turks and Caicos. You see, my father turned 80 this year, and we marked the occasion by schlepping the whole family down to the Caribbean.
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As some of you know, I take in an extra cat that needs a foster home from time to time, rotating them out as they are adopted or go to the pet store so people can see them. Here's a quick run-down of how the cats my wife and I have fostered (each in turn) have been doing;
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Boy, it's nice to have kittens around. After many years of adopting adult cats, we've had three kittens in the last six years--first one long-haired tabby female from a pregnant queen that appeared in a co-worker's yard, then a pair of grey kittens being raised feral behind my dad's place. They are all fine mousers and ratters. In addition, the brothers dig up earthworms and bring home random toys from weather stripping to dessicated squirrel carcases.
Wonderful photos of your fosters. Fostering is one of the most rewarding feelings I've ever had. Especially when forever homes are found. Thanks for all you do for animals.
They are all simply adorable.