It's . . . THE RETURN OF THE FLEA!!!!
Hide your children, hide your grandmothers!
Hide your dog, hide the kitten you thought was cute last week!
Hide your flea medicine--yeah, go ahead. We de-flead the Flea.
And hide your covetousness, because we think we've found the Flea a home with a lady who will defend her with a broadsword!
It's going to be so hard to let her go for Tim, Cara, and me. She's learned to run and jump this last week, to chase toys and the blue jays who come to my window for peanuts; she's learned to climb my shins to get to my knees (and my attention), and she talks all of the time. But I think this new home sounds like a good one, and we need to keep space for pregnant cats and older ones that people won't want. Only a dreadful person who would let her get so undernourished that she would appear to be a month younger than she is and who would teach her to be afraid of a rolled up magazine (I was trying to get a fly when I found this out) would not love this little Flea.
She's asleep now. I'd better post this before she wakes up and decides to try and improve on my typing!
Hide your dog, hide the kitten you thought was cute last week!
Hide your flea medicine--yeah, go ahead. We de-flead the Flea.
And hide your covetousness, because we think we've found the Flea a home with a lady who will defend her with a broadsword!
It's going to be so hard to let her go for Tim, Cara, and me. She's learned to run and jump this last week, to chase toys and the blue jays who come to my window for peanuts; she's learned to climb my shins to get to my knees (and my attention), and she talks all of the time. But I think this new home sounds like a good one, and we need to keep space for pregnant cats and older ones that people won't want. Only a dreadful person who would let her get so undernourished that she would appear to be a month younger than she is and who would teach her to be afraid of a rolled up magazine (I was trying to get a fly when I found this out) would not love this little Flea.
She's asleep now. I'd better post this before she wakes up and decides to try and improve on my typing!
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Oct 03, 2010 09:53PM
Oh she's darling. We rescued a litter of four in June. We found homes for two of them and someone just called yesterday inquiring about the ones we have left. I'm going to be so sad if they go. It's so hard to let go of them once you've taken care of them and watched them grow. It's good that they're finding homes though. I'm so glad you found a good home for this one.
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Aww she's adorable, Tammy! I don't know how you'll ever let her go.
Yay! A home for Flea! I so wish my hubby would let me foster. I thought it was because he thought I would get too attached and wouldn't be able to let them go. (We have limitations on how many animals we can permanently have in a home here.) I told him I could if they were going to a good home. He said, "This isn't about *you*. *Any* animal that steps into this house is *not* leaving! *I* won't let them." The strays know too. He's responsible for the last 2 (mostly) black cats in our house. They saw him as kittens and made a beeline for him. :-D
