Nina,
Your husband is right. We can't save them all. These kinds of things pull at my heart too. Then I think about all of the totally healthy cats/kittens that are euthanized daily. They are just as deserving as the disabled and sick cats and kittens. It's a "no-win" situation.
Over the years I've just learned to follow my heart. The ones I bring in are ones that tugged at my heart for various reasons. It's kind of like we always say you will "just know" when it's time to let one go. I always feel like I "just know" when it's a cat I "must" take in, no matter what.
You just have to go with your heart, but take common sense into consideration as much as you can! lol.
I am with the group "kittycityrescue" located in georgia where that post is from. Someone is picking the kitten up but does not have a home for
it last I read. The person picking her up cannot keep her but will not let her go down.
I assume Patti crossposted the email to this list because she used to be in Georgia and probably saw it on one of the GA lists.
I'll check and see if I can find out what's going on.
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Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So sad. There are times I don't know how I'll survive the grief of all the little angels that never get a chance. I was wondering about the cataracts too... I've never had a blind, or deaf cat in my home. But then again, there was a time I never had a kitty with felv too. Have you tried to contact the person that sent out the cross post about the little blind girl? I didn't want to get their hopes up, but I can't stop thinking about her. Do you think you might be able to take her in?
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I tired to get the white injured cat...the injured pit pup and was too late...
