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ladymidathWhere do I start? This week has been insane. it all started when we decided to adopt a dog and a cat from a shelter that rescues animals. Seve had seen George the dog on their website and was told that he was available for adoption. So far so good. We bought toys, food, a collar and lead and a bed for him, we drove out to the shelter, did the meet and greet and we were about to adopt him when another woman who worked there came up and told us that the dog was promised to someone else. The workers had no idea about this and they were pissed off.
A woman had been making inquiries about George and had been calling them for a week, she was making up her mind whether she wanted to home him or not. We were told she was going to make her mind that afternoon, needless to say, she decided not to home him, so we have did. At the same time we adopted a beautiful calico cat we called Cindy.
We got Cindy home a week later than George because she had to be desexed. We get her home, had her settled, then she suddenly leaps out of the laundry window and runs off.
I searched everywhere for her. I spent the whole week looking for her, worrying myself sick. She ended up planting herself on my downstair neighbours balcony. I managed to catch her and bring her home, only for her to escape and go straight back to my neighbour's place. My neighbour is a lovely person, she has two cats of her own and she is happy to have Cindy. technically she is still my cat, but she is living on my neighbour's balcony. I will buy her cat food to pay for her room and board. LOL. We rehomed a beautiful ginger and white cat from the same shelter and she is happy and settled with us, so we have two cats but only one living with us.
Honestly, you can't make this crap up. I am happy that Cindy is safe and cared for although I am feeling a little hurt that she rejected us so quickly. I guess she prefers to be outside, but she is microchipped and desexed so there's that.
Hopefully the rest of January will be less eventful, fingers crossed.
A woman had been making inquiries about George and had been calling them for a week, she was making up her mind whether she wanted to home him or not. We were told she was going to make her mind that afternoon, needless to say, she decided not to home him, so we have did. At the same time we adopted a beautiful calico cat we called Cindy.
We got Cindy home a week later than George because she had to be desexed. We get her home, had her settled, then she suddenly leaps out of the laundry window and runs off.
I searched everywhere for her. I spent the whole week looking for her, worrying myself sick. She ended up planting herself on my downstair neighbours balcony. I managed to catch her and bring her home, only for her to escape and go straight back to my neighbour's place. My neighbour is a lovely person, she has two cats of her own and she is happy to have Cindy. technically she is still my cat, but she is living on my neighbour's balcony. I will buy her cat food to pay for her room and board. LOL. We rehomed a beautiful ginger and white cat from the same shelter and she is happy and settled with us, so we have two cats but only one living with us.
Honestly, you can't make this crap up. I am happy that Cindy is safe and cared for although I am feeling a little hurt that she rejected us so quickly. I guess she prefers to be outside, but she is microchipped and desexed so there's that.
Hopefully the rest of January will be less eventful, fingers crossed.
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