The Decision on Lawrence the Cat.

Lawrence the cat has now been spayed and is healthy and beautiful.  The problem is that she has been in my home long enough that the family has accepted her as one of our own and she has claimed us as her family.   

Now I am faced with the dilemma of keeping her or not. 

If I keep her,  I no longer have that extra space for foster cats who need a temporary home and I may be leaving out someone who really needs my help.

If I send her on to a new home,  I am breaking her trust and separating her from the family that she has claimed.  She has been separated from two homes that I know of already.  It would hurt her and the rest of our family to do that again.

For now,  Lawrence will stay here with us.  She will only be moving if the right family comes along who will love her as much as we do and if she chooses to go with them.  

PROUD PARENT OF A RESCUE ANIMAL

I am the proud parent of many rescue animals.  Right now, I have two dogs, 3 cats, one foster cat, and four snakes.  The dogs both started out as fosters in my home.   One cat I got as a kitten from a farm,  one cat comes from Small Things Cat Rescue in Sudbury and one was adopted from  Raina's Cat Rescue.  Lawrence is still here and waiting to be spayed before she goes up for adoption.

Look at the size of the baby bump

Lawrence (whose name we have shortened to Lauren) should be having kittens very soon judging by the size of her.  Look at the size of that baby bump!  Lauren is a sweet and loving girl.  I'm sure she will be a wonderful mother and her kittens will be just as sweet as she is.