Boarding a brand-new kitten for 10 days?

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07/16/2019 11:28

Subject: Boarding a brand-new kitten for 10 days?

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Anonymous

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Anonymous wrote:The problem isn’t that we won’t be home. The issue is with our home. There’s a major repair issue that has to happen and we just learned that people or pets cannot be here during.

I can ask the foster mom, but I think she has a vacation planned once she had an empty nest.

We’d accept losing this kitten if boarding would be really bad for her.

Ask the foster mom if she can hook you up with another foster mom. I've done it before.

Ugh I'm sorry I didn't read the update. I would have taken the kitten for you too.

Is this a foster mom or is it a woman who has kittens from her own cat? It's weird she "Venmoed you back the money".

No it's not - I'm sure OP put down a deposit on the adoption fee, and the foster was returning that money since the kitten was being adopted to someone else. It sounds very normal. I work in animal welfare.

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07/16/2019 19:22

Subject: Boarding a brand-new kitten for 10 days?

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Anonymous

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The problem isn’t that we won’t be home. The issue is with our home. There’s a major repair issue that has to happen and we just learned that people or pets cannot be here during.

I can ask the foster mom, but I think she has a vacation planned once she had an empty nest.

We’d accept losing this kitten if boarding would be really bad for her.

Ask the foster mom if she can hook you up with another foster mom. I've done it before.

Ugh I'm sorry I didn't read the update. I would have taken the kitten for you too.

Is this a foster mom or is it a woman who has kittens from her own cat? It's weird she "Venmoed you back the money".

No it's not - I'm sure OP put down a deposit on the adoption fee, and the foster was returning that money since the kitten was being adopted to someone else. It sounds very normal. I work in animal welfare.

Yes. The foster mom acted like that was the norm. She said it covered shots, microchip, and spay. That seemed reasonable since our neighborhood vet wanted over $300 just for the spay.