YES, everybody was right!!

Congratulations on fostering Rosie, and it looks like you have one happy family!

rvten wrote:
Now you have to buy a couch for yourself.

You think? ... LOL ... Those three looks like they've been together their whole life!

Congrats, Barb!


Pops n' Calvin

Have any of you fosters ever gotten an animal just wondered why anyone would give it up? I would love to know the story behind some of my fosters.

One of them was a Australian Sheppard about 4 years old. He was house trained and had a great personality and he knew at least a dozen tricks, so someone had obviously spent a lot of time with him. He was an owner surrender at the local pound. We pulled him into the rescue and he was adopted within hours of being put on the website.

Now you have to buy a couch for yourself.

Thanks all!! I keep telling myself that I could do it, but I knew better. Nobody seems to be surprised at it

Barb, Willow, Lily and now Rosie

Where else can you fail and come out a winner?

When the lady dropped Bud off for a trial basis I knew he was not going anywhere in less then 5 min.

Welcome to the "failed foster" club. I'm betting there are a bunch of us here who are members. ;)

Congratulations!

Congratulations on your "failure."

And thanks.

Congratulations. I have five failed foster dogs and have never regretted getting any of them.

My daughters started the local rescue and I foster for them. So far I have fostered 57 cats and dogs since I started about 7 years ago. I currently am fostering four cats. Three have feline Parvo and require IVs twice a day and one had a cleft palate and went through surgery last Friday.

The dogs that I've kept all have "issues" that made them near and dear to me. One was run over as a puppy and lost a leg, one has seizures, one was mistreated and had some serious trust issues, and two stayed with me almost a year and no one wanted them.

I think you made a great choice and I hope Rosie has a long and happy life.

Congratulations!!! Glad you're a failure! :-)