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Well, it looks like I've gotten really, really, really Lucky on finding a place for Sam. A local rescue group has a place for him in one of their foster homes with two other FIV+ kitties. He'll be in permanent foster care, meaning that he'll technically be up for adoption, but if he doesn't get adopted, the rescue will take care of him for the rest of his life. Since this group doesn't have a shelter, Sam will be in a real home. I'm hoping to meet his foster mom sometime in the next week or two.
Sam is absolutely one of the sweetest cats I've ever met. It's going to really hard to let him go. I wouldn't hesitate to keep him if I could. The FIV isn't an issue. In fact, I've decided that when I'm in the position to have another permanent cat, I'm going to adopt an FIV kitty in Sam's honor. I know several people that an FIV+ living with their other cats and it's worked out fine.
As you guys already know, I end up being tempted to keep every cat that I foster and really struggle with letting them go. Sam has made me realize, though, that as great as the temptation might be, it's more important that I keep my number of permanent cats as it is so I have the space to continue to foster as the need arises and time allows.
Sam truly is an incredibly sweet, special boy. Please keep the vibes coming.
He'll probably go to his new home in the next couple of weeks, once he's off the antibiotics and back on dry food. Thanks, guys!
Sam is absolutely one of the sweetest cats I've ever met. It's going to really hard to let him go. I wouldn't hesitate to keep him if I could. The FIV isn't an issue. In fact, I've decided that when I'm in the position to have another permanent cat, I'm going to adopt an FIV kitty in Sam's honor. I know several people that an FIV+ living with their other cats and it's worked out fine.
As you guys already know, I end up being tempted to keep every cat that I foster and really struggle with letting them go. Sam has made me realize, though, that as great as the temptation might be, it's more important that I keep my number of permanent cats as it is so I have the space to continue to foster as the need arises and time allows.
Sam truly is an incredibly sweet, special boy. Please keep the vibes coming.
He'll probably go to his new home in the next couple of weeks, once he's off the antibiotics and back on dry food. Thanks, guys!