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Cat Rescue & Rehoming => Rescue & Rehoming General => Topic started by: Gillian Harvey on October 08, 2010, 13:04:15 PM
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Juliette is going to her new home tomorrow - this will be my first rehoming since I started fostering in May (and she's been with me since then) - I'm so pleased for her and its a great home, she's going to be living with another cat who's blind (he's not gonna know whats hit him lOL! :evillaugh: ) and a couple of gentle dogs (Ju's lived with dogs before). Can't help feeling sad at the same time though, cos I have a real soft spot for her, daft isnt it? I didnt think it was going to be this hard to let them go, should have known really, soppy aipeth I am :innocent: .
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Awww well done Gillian xx
Congratulations Juliette on your new forever home :Luv:
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Yay! Fab news!
You'll have to develop rhino skin Gillian! :evillaugh:
Hope Juliette is happy in her new home :Luv:
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Great news, well done Gillian. That's why I don't foster cos I would be hopeless at giving any of them up :rofl:
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:1st place: Juliette ;D
didnt think it was going to be this hard to let them go, should have known really, soppy aipeth I am :innocent: .
I could have predicted it! :hug:
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Great news fror Juliette...........I loved her ;D ;D
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It must be so hard to do but she has had a good start with you :hug:
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Great news for Juliette - I know just how you feel as have just parted with my first fosters, after six weeks here, not with me as long as Juliette with you - it is a milestone though I think in the fostering world :hug
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Well I've just been in to give them their supper - all that was going round in my head was The Last Supper....... :Crazy: .
I've just heard that someone is interested in Duchess and Bramble too now - all my girls going :( . But Duchess can't go for a couple of weeks at least anyway because she's on the steroids for that long and we don't know if they are going to work yet either.
Definitely a milestone Chris :hug:
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Of course you are a big softie - thats what makes you so great! :hug:
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Gillian, I was totally happy with the new home so hope you are too as that helped a lot, as did the beautiful 4 month old kitten I now have as my next foster.
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I'm sure its always really sad to see them go :hug: :hug:
Just think of the wonderful life they have ahead of them, and that without you, it wouldn't have been possible :hug: :hug:
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I dont often find it sad to see them go (have only cried over one foster cat, and that was cos I was taking her back to the rescue, not to a forever home), as I know they are going to a fab home (I have always had the final say with my fosters). And as one goes off to a new home, it is one more space to help another needy cat, and sadly there is no shortage of them.
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You know how much I loved Juliette and I'm filling up so you must've been in tears Gillian :hug: :hug:
You lot that do this kind of job are 100% angels and I'm so glad you can do it. You should all be so proud
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Mary
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Hoping Juliette is settled in her new home now. You did an amazing job, Gillian. :hug:
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You know how much I loved Juliette and I'm filling up so you must've been in tears Gillian :hug: :hug:
Yes I did shed a little tear I must admit.
Hoping Juliette is settled in her new home now. You did an amazing job, Gillian. :hug:
Thanks :thanks: - I spoke to her new owners a few days after she'd gone and she'd met their other cat already, still not too sure about the dogs (it worried me a bit when they said that) but she was wolfing down her food apparently - so thats always a good sign! And since then I've had an email saying she's well and truly settled in, gets on fine with their other cat and is keeping the 3 dogs in order lol! ;)
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So re3lieved she has settled in ;D