For those of you waiting breathlessly for news of our cats, there is an update. The vet’s assistant who was going to take them has had a change of circumstance, and can no longer do so. Another vet’s assistant may be willing to take Nemo (who needs the extra maintenance), but not both.
Yes, it looks like our cats will be going to separate homes.
I know this is traumatic news, and I’m sorry to spring it on you like this. We’re all just going to have to find a way to get through it.
Anyway, this means we’re back to looking for a foster home for Shpilkes. On the upside, he’s the low-maintenance one. No medications or special needs. He is not so shy, and loves to play. Not really a cuddler, though. He’s also magnificently beautiful. And knows it. And would prefer that you know it as well. Full disclosure: he does have his front claws (we would spring for occasional clipping), and also has a bad habit of chewing on the cord you use to pull up blinds. We keep ours tucked up out of reach.
If you know of any leads, please let me know.
Hi. Shavua Tov. I haven’t had a chance to read your blog since last time i posted, but apparently you have met my son, Pinchas. Thank you very much for having him over.Hatzlacha in your incredible endevour. Esther Fiber