There
is a plan in place now for Echo. The visit to the prospective foster-home
yielded good results. The person conducting the interview with the
foster-guardian was impressed with the young woman in question, and with Vinny,
the cat currently living there. He is three years old - so quite a bit senior
to Echo - but mischievous and energetic. My little foundling will be going to
what is hoped will be her new foster-home late Tuesday afternoon.
The
PAW Society will be monitoring Echo’s situation closely. I think that with a
whole house in which to run about, and only one feline to grow to know, Echo
will do well. But she will have a place here at the Cosy Apartment if things
don’t work out. In such a case, she will be integrated with my beasts upon her return,
though she will be kept separated at night and during my absence, until I am
sure of reactions. She will certainly not be abandoned; it would be a poor sort
of rescue in that case.
But
I am confident in Plan A. Kittens have been successfully introduced to homes
under less attractive terms. I have no doubt that Echo will win human hearts
wherever she goes. If Vinny wants the companionship of his own species as we
believe, there will be a happy beginning to Echo’s search for a permanent home
– her next quest. Perhaps it will have a library, in which she can re-arrange
the books, as she likes to do in mine…
Oh we are sure she will find a good home - she is such a little sweetie and loves reading too.
ReplyDeleteWe're keeping our fingers and paws crossed that all works out well for her. Give her a cuddle and smooch from me before you send her off on her next adventure. ♥
ReplyDeleteAlways nice to know there is a Plan B! Echo is such a darling, as well as a book critic, I see...
ReplyDeleteIt's good to hear there is a plan in place for Echo. Kittens adapt easily to new situations, so I'm sure Echo will settle into her new home with no problem. I've found that it's usually the existing cat that has a difficult time adjusting to the new arrival. But Vinny is still young, so bringing a new kitten into "his house" may not be an issue. Please keep us posted on how things are going.
ReplyDeleteShe will do well I am sure. I love that things are going so well for her. May they continue to do so.
ReplyDeleteNaughty little munchkin, messing with those books! I'm sure little Echo will have a great time with her new playmate and a new house to explore. Glad you will be keeping tabs on her. Thank you for taking her in and giving her a new life! I've been feeding a stray for almost two years and he still will not let me get close. In the winter I worry every day for him. I'm just glad Echo is off the streets and safe! If only every cat and dog could have that chance. Thank you again for all you do.
ReplyDeleteecho....we send de verree best fishez wizhez N mice creem dishez that all werks out for ewe in yur new for everz; yes we will bee sad ta see ewe go, but we noe how thiz stuff werkz.....1000000000000000 million hugz ♥♥♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteWe hate to see Echo leave you. Actually we think your home would be the best home for every cat in the world! We love the way you love and care for them.
ReplyDeleteGod bless the sweet little girl. We pray she finds a happy and loving forever home. Keep us updated, will you please?
Sounds like a lovely foster homegirls little Echo. I am sure she will settle in well and enjoy many games of chase with her foster brother. But you will miss her! We hope to have updates.
ReplyDeleteWe purr Echo the very best in her new home and we commend PAWS and you for having plan B just in case.
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming by to wish Rotton Rumpy well on his Gotcha Day.
Purrs
Best wishes Echo!
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