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Foster Cat Journal: Week Three-Cupid Confined

It's tough on Cupid being confined and it's tough on me because I've got to spend time with her every day to keep her from going crazy. I know she's lonely and bored. The hour or more we spend together-spread out across the day in short play-periods, is something, but not enough. I can't wait for this to be over. I'm sure she would agree.

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Still waiting for that darn ringworm to GO AWAY! Looking pretty as ever, during the process, of course.

The ringworm hasn't spread, KNOOCK WOOD, to any other part of her body, nor has is spread, KNOCOK WOOD AGAIN, to ANY of the kittens, myself, Sam or our cats. So far, so good.

Next week ends four weeks confined. At that time, I'm going to beg Dr. Larry to give me the go-ahead to free her from the bathroom. I wonder how she'll be with her kittens after such a long separation? Her mammary glands are finally flat and normal again and her spay surgery wound is healed and barely visible. Cupid's put on a few POUNDS and looks terrific. I just wonder if she'll remember her offspring or look at them as strangers?

On March 6th, we're having an Adoption Event. I had to cancel the last two because WE HAD NO CATS. With any luck, ALL the fosters will be READY to be ADOPTED-at LAST!!!!

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Cupid enjoys batting at toys with her paws. She's very expressive with them. I can get her to give me a “high five” or she'll reach out to get me to pet her. She's a very sweet cat.

By the Adoption Event, the cats will have been here almost THREE MONTHS. Compared to the last group I took in from GA, those 9 were here for only 10 days before they all went to great homes. You think this will be tough-saying goodbye to this pile o' cats?

Tough doesn't even come close.

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I have a major weekend work meeting then - @^*%&^&! I'd love to see this crew.

I'm sorry you can't come up to meet the gang! I hope they will find great homes quick, but if they don't, you can come up in April!

Or you can just be like me and adopt them several days after they go up for adoption because you can't get them out of your mind. Not that I know anyone who did that today.

Yes, I CAN be just like you and, in fact, I MAY end up being just like you, after only having my fosters for a few MONTHS, instead of a year! Talk about a TOUGH-to-let-go sort of situation. I couldn't have said goodbye, either. At least you tried and now you know for sure, this is the right thing for you and your family. Mazeltov!

PLEASE send me some pix of your babies OR feel free to post a blog notice here so we can all enjoy your good news!!! CONGRATS!

looking good miss cupid!

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