Well, my problem is I volunteer for the Michigan Cat Rescue and am always a sucker for the "challenged" cats and kittens. My last rescue I adopted was run over by a car, the one and only Honeybunny. She is doing wonderful. We don't have aphysical building, all fosters are home-based. I've already told them I can't foster any more because I will keep athem! So I will stick to the fund-raising, as I was supposed to do.

The introdustion has gone quite well. Oh, there are always setbacks but I am more than willing to deal with them. The biggest obtacle is my husband. He seem sto think 5 is too many but he always comments on how (with 4 cats) out house never, ever smells and I always handle all the clean up and pay for all the vet work myself so I am hoping he will come around on his own and agree. I ahve not outright asked to keep the kit, my tactic is more sublte, LOL!

And yes, I love the little guy, did before I even got him home! He is doing wonderful and is strong and confident and I believe very happy. He's getting aroudn quite well.

Now, if anyone has suggestions on the hubby part I'm open! LOL!

Colleen

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