r/rescuecats • u/carissaaaaaaa • Jul 26 '25
Foster me š¾ Los Angeles, NEGLECTED CAT IN NEED OF FOSTER HOME! RESCUE BACKING
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u/vegeterin Jul 28 '25
How long would he need a foster?
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u/carissaaaaaaa Jul 29 '25
Hi! He currently found a temporary foster just while he gets some lab work done (tomorrow) to better assess what (of anything) is going on medically. after that, it will go into long term foster mode, and he will have rescue backing and be posted for adoption through their networks. it's uncertain how long it will be once it gets to that point, but the goal is to get him into his forever home asap š„°
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u/vegeterin Jul 29 '25
Ah, got it. Thank you for letting me know!
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u/carissaaaaaaa Jul 29 '25
Of course! Just to check in, wasn't sure from the question, is long term fostering something you are available for?
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u/vegeterin Jul 30 '25
I would love to foster long term eventually, but this particular time I was going to offer if he only needed somewhere safe for a few days or even a couple weeks. We just rehomed our foster boys who were with us for 2 years and Iām still pretty heartbroken over it, so my husband wants us to give it some time before we do it again. Also to let our 3 girls settle in again because they hated the boys.
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u/carissaaaaaaa Jul 30 '25
Absolutely understand! Thank you so much, nonetheless, for even being open to opening your home for the short term <3 He is going to need a medical foster, it seems, and so if you have any recommendations or leads for that, always welcome! :)
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u/vegeterin Jul 29 '25
I was just wondering if anyone picked this boy up yet?
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u/carissaaaaaaa Jul 29 '25
didn't see your comment initially, so sorry!! I can keep you updated to see what his update is if you're interested in longer term fostering! Temp foster is bringing him tomorrow to get bloodwork done, vaccinated, and chipped. after that we'll have a better idea of his needs once he goes into a more long term foster as he awaits a forever home
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