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We have an understanding that if a responsible owner shows up we will return the kitten to the owner. That said, there is no way I was going to pass up a good home. They are too few.
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Look What Showed Up This Afternoon
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I'm not sure you answered my question, but I hope so. That is, you'll be leaving breadcrumbs of information around the neighborhood (fliers, or whatnot), so that if there is a responsible, worried owner who had a possibly wily, mischievous kitten who could have just slipped out an open window or door by mistake, can know where to try to find their loved one -- at the home of this vet receptionist?
She is beautiful!
She is a pretty girl! Sweet little face!
Its wonderful that she was adopted by a good person, but yeah, I agree, someone could be missing this little girl. Definitely continue actively looking. Thats good the receptionist understands that. So a better way to put it is that shes "fostering" her until / if her family is found, & if not after some time, then she has a good home.
Its wonderful that she was adopted by a good person, but yeah, I agree, someone could be missing this little girl. Definitely continue actively looking. Thats good the receptionist understands that. So a better way to put it is that shes "fostering" her until / if her family is found, & if not after some time, then she has a good home.
Please try to find her owners, I myself didn't chip my cats for years I reasoned that they never went outside anyways. But I don't feel that way anymore after my chipped dog wss never found after being stolen. Give her a chance to get home she might belong to an child.
