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Comment by Kelly Butler on October 14, 2009 at 6:29am

Please check this website out www.bark10-4.com. How would you feel if your beloved pet was caught in a house fire (god forbid that would ever happen).xx

Comment by Kelly Butler on July 8, 2009 at 5:05am

Contact your local ASPCA as they should be able to catch them, using traps. Our local RSPCA Inspector catches the wide cats and they neuters them and if they can not be tamed then they go to a farm where they are fed but can still be wild.

So many kittens die of problems when cats interbreed.xxxxx

Comment by MaKayla <3 on July 8, 2009 at 12:31am

I have fostered 14 kittens. I had 7 at once. There is an Idiot who lives next to me and he just keeps bring cats in and they are not fixed so they reproduce like crazy. They are starting to innerbred and having very sickly babies who are left with no help. It drives me insane but there is nothing I can do because there is about 30 adult cats running around who are wild and can not be catched.

Comment by Kelly Butler on July 6, 2009 at 12:28pm

I hope you don't mind me joining this group as I am a foster parent in the United Kingdom.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Comment by Nia on June 23, 2009 at 7:29am

I FOR SURE WANNA BE A FOSTER PARENT THATS Y I JOIN THIS GROUP GLAD U MADE IT :)

Comment by Juliane on June 8, 2009 at 1:31pm

Too all foster parents, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO JOIN OUR ASPCA COMMUNITY FOSTER NETWORK

Or apply to be a potential foster parent for pets...

Comment by Moo on February 24, 2009 at 4:28pm

If anyone knows anyone who would take these two angels, please let us know. It is sad they have to suffer for the failures of the mortgage industry. 2 Beautiful Labs need homes- MUST stay together (house trained) Just passing this along if anyone can help!
"If you would like to adopt these dogs together, or know someone who would, please contact kjmorris74@yahoo.com
They are emotionally and physically attached to each other, and should NOT be separated. But Lab Rescue cannot find a home for both, and the owner must move in less than 2 weeks due to foreclosure. They are 2 sweet, young Labs (Cookie & Coco, 3 yrs old), love kids, spayed, housebroken, great health, love to walk, ID chips and MUST STAY TOGETHER!!!".

Comment by Jennifer on August 11, 2008 at 12:31pm

Just recently became a co-foster parent (along with my 3 roomates) of six kittens and a mommy. The babies are only around 2 weeks old.

This is along with 4 cats of our own...
craziness!

Comment by Mandy Ellis on August 11, 2008 at 12:20pm

hi i'm a fosterer and mostly take in dogs and pups, altho i've also been foster mum to kittens and at one stage 3 feral cats. currently i've 6 pups (from 2 different litters) and 4 adult dogs who i'm fostering along with caring for my own animals. it has to be one of the most rewarding things you can do, specially when you see the progress of each animal from when it arrived until when it leaves to go to its new home.

Comment by Brittany Harper on August 8, 2008 at 3:19pm

i woulda love to foster. im in florida but moving to ohio let me know if i can help

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