Foster Parent Plays Fast One On Ex-Roommate Who Took One Of Her Cats While Moving Out
Until a permanent home is found, dogs and cats who would otherwise be put to death at an overcrowded shelter are temporarily placed with a foster family. As a foster parent, you are never required to do anything!
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For any reason, you are free to give your foster pet back to the shelter at any time. All that is required of the foster parent is that they provide food, shelter, and affection to the pet or pets.
If any medical costs arise, they are usually covered by the shelter or rescue organization or, if you are able, you are free to. Fostering is a fantastic way to discover more about your own requirements as a pet parent, in addition to offering a priceless service to rescue organizations, shelters, and the animals themselves.
And the OP of today's story did just that as she was fostering kittens who had coccidia. OP's housemate at the time was very attached to one of the kittens.
After she stole the OP's car and left her stranded in the rain, the OP lost her cool and told her to leave. While she was leaving, she took the kitten, and that's not appropriate.
The kittens are under the OP's rescue, and it looks really bad if suddenly they die or she accuses the OP of giving her a sick kitten. Read the full story to find out what happens next.
This story happened a while ago but something just reminded her and she decided to share it
OP's roommate had guests over to drink regularly and went through her stuff while she was at work
The guy brings the kitten back and the OP microchipped the little one into her name and message her ex-roommate
Every animal rescue that enters a foster home creates room for an animal the rescue would not otherwise be able to take in. It really is that easy.
More animals will be saved when there are more foster homes. Some animal rescues don't even have real places to keep their animals.
They rescue animals from unfavorable circumstances, such as being abandoned, abused, in need of medical attention, or taken from an overcrowded shelter, and they totally depend on foster parents to care for the animals in their homes until they are adopted. Let's head into the comments section and find out what other Redditors have to say regarding the story.
The OP's actions are very much approved by this crazy cat lady
This Redditor absolutely loves what the OP did
This Redditor just wants to see the cat being talked about
Taking in a foster cat frees up space for shelters to assist other animals who would otherwise be sent to shelters where they are put to death. Additionally, it provides shelters with a deeper understanding of a cat's personality than we could ever get in a shelter setting, which facilitates the cat's adoption.
The OP is a foster parent and doesn't need someone to make her life any harder. Share this story with your loved ones to get their own opinions as well.