I am considering adopting a kitten This coming Spring. I already have a place where I am going to choose one and I want it when it is small so I can train it properly. When I go to choose one, I will wait until it comes to me. That way I know we will bond. Pets can be a lot of company, and since I live alone, I will choose a kitten, because although I am wheelchair bound, I will be able to care for it. If I get a dog, I won't be able to as well. The place where I live is a government rent subsidized apartment complex for the elderly and disabled that has a lot of rules and regulations, but if I was able to, I'd have a cat a ferret, a bird and a dog then I'd have all the entertainment I would need. Oh well, at least I will be able to have one pet again anyway.🐈😊. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mar 3, 2019 by safetypin, BSN, RN I think adopting a kitten is a wonderful idea! However, as I've experienced in the last thee months of having one, it's definitely hard work keeping up with and cleaning up after him. (He is a domestic long hair. To be precise, a ragdoll! Tracks everywhere, makes our small apartment smell bad...) Have you ever considered fostering kittens? I think under your circumstances this would be an extremely fitting thing to try out! I don't know if you are aware (and I apologize if you are) but most shelters put down kittens they receive if they are 8 weeks old or younger. There are some great videos about fostering kittens on Youtube. This is a great channel for learning about kitten fostering: https://www.youtube.com/kittenlady Also, her videos are adorable. Definitely fun to watch, as well! If I had the time, I'd absolutely foster kittens. It'd be like what I do at work- only the babies are tinier and fuzzy. ❤️ 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jun 9, 2019 by FranEMTnurse, LPN, EMT-I She's here! 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jun 9, 2019 by FranEMTnurse, LPN, EMT-I This is my little "Blessing." Her eyes are the same color as her orange fur. She's a little cockeyed, but so am I. She's very playful and mischievous, and everyone who has seen her so far says she is adorable and funny. One of my caregivers even told me she wanted one. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jun 12, 2019 by FranEMTnurse, LPN, EMT-I This is another photo of her. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jul 2, 2019 by No Stars In My Eyes Wish I could get a cat or two, but it isn't a possibility right now. Hope yours fits the bill exactly. She's a cutie! Did you name her 'Blessing'? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jul 3, 2019 by FranEMTnurse, LPN, EMT-I Yes I did, and she's even more entertaining, intelligent, and adorable than I expected. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jun 16 by Fran L. LeMay, LPN, EMT-I Well, I was forced to give my little Blessing back to the agency I got her from because she got chronic diarrhea, and I have carpeted floors, so I now have Gracie! Gracie was given to me by my daughter. She is so cool. She looks directly at you when you talk to her, and she is very laid back. However, she acts like she understands us. She talks back, she sits up on her haunches when she looks out the window, and she wakes me up at the same time every morning with her "Meower" sound. She even rubbed against my Physical Therapist's legs to get his attention. When she got it, she then rubbed her chin against the can of soup he was using to help with my therapy by having me lift it at different heights. She adores food. She begs for it when she sees me go into the kitchen with her following close behind. When my caregivers are here, she plops down on the floor in front of them to give them signals that she wants some pets. When they begin petting her, she will roll over on each side and even stop to lay on her back so the caregivers will rub every bit of her torso.♥️ Edited Jun 16 by Fran L. LeMay blurry photo 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
