Owners family and I agreed to rehome her but I am not too well now. She would love more company - people and other animals - she did live with a dog.Tigger still here (Dundee)
Tigger still here (Dundee)
I fostered Tigger over 4 months ago . She is white and tortoiseshell. Not a lap cat but quiet and friendly - and her purr makes the world seem a better place. Owners family and I agreed to rehome her but I am not too well now. She would love more company - people and other animals - she did live with a dog.
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Re: Tigger still here (Dundee)
It took a while but Tigger has now gone to a new home with a garden .Leaves me free for next foster pet who needs care but she is one I will remember fondly.
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Re: Tigger still here (Dundee)
Wonderful news - well done for finding a lovely home for Tigger. Do tell us about your new foster when they arrive. I do admire you for fostering - you're selflessly preparing a little one to bring joy and companionship to someone else. Great news that he's gone to a home with a garden too; he will love it!
Re: Tigger still here (Dundee)
thank you for that ! I've told PFSS that I'm hoping for a few weeks animal free - am enjoying having windows wide open (top floor flat ) Had an email yesterday from someone looking for care for 2 cats while she works abroad. Have made a list for her ,maybe there's an organisation that specialises in long-term fostering ?
Tigger settled quickly and has explored the garden already - sounds as if she'll be just as spoiled as she was here