Looks like they have him at a PetSmart. That's much better than the shelter. Someone will probably fall in love with him this coming weekend and take him home.
We all get too attached. We love them and that's why we save them. He's already been a very lucky boy to have you rescue him. Someone will fall in love with him.
Haha, well I couldn't stand it, so I drove 30 miles out of my way to stop by PetSmart after work. Both of those orange tabbies were there...and neither one is Dasher. The one does have white booties, and the little scrawny one doesn't have enough clearly defined tabby markings. Now I feel kind of stupid...and also like I'm stalking a kitten.
Anyway since I drove so far, I sat down and watched a bunch of kittens play. This handsome guy crawled up in my lap and almost went to sleep:
Some day I'll win the lottery and own a cat sanctuary with a big staff and lots of cats. (Yeah, right?)
Anyway, now I'm back to wondering what happened to Dasher.
All the young kittens had very fresh spay/neuter incisions, and they do surgeries only on Wed and Thurs. Maybe they didn't have time to get Dasher on this week's schedule. There was a lady at PetSmart who works for the shelter. She said if I turned him in last Friday he probably "wasn't ready yet". Both those tabbies I saw today were turned in on the same day.
I touched base with the shelter. Dasher was adopted.
I guess he was adopted straight out of the shelter and his photo never even went up online. When I checked him in, the intake person said he weighed enough to be adoptable "immediately". I'm sure they neutered him first.
Anyway, that is one happy ending. Hope he has a wonderful long healthy life in a good home.
Yes. He didn't derive any joy from playing with my other kitten...except for playing dead. I was afraid they'd throw him in with a bunch of kittens and he would cower in a corner...not his personality at all! Hopefully the new owners didn't adopt "the shy one", because he's an outgoing gregarious little devil (with no other cats around).
I'd be happy to have a functional camera, much less video.
Yes, I worry about the type of home he got...but he got one. My biggest concern was that he would sit in a shelter for weeks or months being scared and miserable. So this is very good.