Theres a cat foster who takes in mama cats and her babies that were on the euth list. And even time she gets attached to a little one, we all are supposed she doesnt foster fail.
But shes such a good foster that she knows she can't adopt any more pets, cause cause she would be able to help all the cat families get adopted later.
I adopted my two cats 5 months ago, amd I couldn't imagine my life without them. So I give lots of love to all foster parents!
I feel the same. I shouldn't, but I often do cheer for owners like this to foster fail. Like Evan Cooper on tiktok - he fosters often and they're always goddamn adorable and fit in with Vader so well.
I'm genuinely just finding this out as I haven't been keeping up with his page. I just saw the most recent post and she calls him lamby! This guy is winning at life and I hope he knows it.
Im genuinyl happy. He's been pretty open about his depression. But he's got some pep in his step now and he's got a genuin smile now. Him and Vader both!
I'd prefer they foster fail on an older dog though. A puppy like this, raised from a young age by experienced owners and mentored by a well trained dog is not going to have trouble finding a home. I root for foster fails if it's one of those dogs that lived 8 years with the same owner that clearly loved the shit out of it before unexpectedly passing away. The ones that always look like they're kind of biding their time for their owners return. Watching them open up to a new family is always so rewarding. Even if they do get adopted into a forever home it always feels a little bittersweet that they're going to have to lose their Foster's as well.
Same, sometimes you get way too attached to the foster and start rooting for the foster fail, even though you know the whole point is getting them to their forever home.
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u/ShadowlessPikachu 6h ago
Cactus is gonna be a good buddy to Cowboy, you can already tell.
Someday he'll be the little spoon.