Lucy is in her new home, she was fine with the children, I think she is the right temperament for them, and she had been sat half on my knee while we were waiting for them, so should enjoy having 4 people to sit with!! They were confident at being able to get her weight down, which is good.
I have until next Sat to find the kittens homes, or they have to go back to the rescue while I go on my hols, someone I work with might want one of them, she is going to think about it over the weekend (and I did drop hints that 2 are less work than 1!!).
IT is a shame I am going away in 10 days though, am 'replacing' Lucy with 2 oldies, 1 from the rescue I foster for, she is an 11 year old pure white, who I have wanted a while, but had others that didn't have a place, but she is now looking in poor condition, so we are hoping a home life with me will help, if not, and it is due to illness, at least she will have a loving home. The other rescue I help fundraise for told me about a month ago of 2 oldies they had that they were struggling to find a home for, so I rang them last night, and asked if they would consider me as a fosterer for one of them (Sadly the other one died unexpectedly), she has a liver prob, and isn't that keen on other cats - but lets face it, Molly adn Tiger dont, but they all seem to get on here, I find oldies are better at finding their own space away from others than the youngsters, it is like they are so grateful for the home that they just get on with it, and eventually thought of asking the colour - she is a tortie, the one colour I would never choose to own!! Oh well, she needs a home environment, and that is what she will get, both will be long term fosters until I Can afford to adopt one of them.
