Wednesday, October 12, 2016
In celebration of "A Moment of Frustration Day" (according to the holiday a day calendar)
I was actually thinking of not sharing this with you because who really wants to read about the frustrating parts of fostering, but when I saw on our Holiday a Day calendar that today was "A Moment Of Frustration Day" it seemed like the right thing to do.
My husband is only smiling in that photo because I'm trying to take his photo. He was a bit frustrated with Benji wanting to cuddle with him because he was completely and utterly lacking that new kitten smell. What did he smell like? Well I am glad you asked.. (you didn't really, though, did you?)
This makes three out of the last three litters that have decided to use the couch we replaced the futon with as a litter box. I am not amused, not even a little, and the frustration might have lasted more than a moment when I saw this.
But..
I know it is not his fault. He is small and he is alone and he is sick.. and all he wants is love..
I had already put in word to the shelter that he was having issues and meds were actually in the house to give him when I found the couch deposits, so after changing the sheets and attempting to clean off his back feet without giving him a full bath, he received his medication and some fluids and we proceeded to snuggle him for nearly two hours (according to Muffin it was nearly three hours). He is such a sweet little thing, so very well mannered. And I do not hold the couch thing against him, I'm sure once he is feeling better things will be back to normal.
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Awww... poor little guy. I hope he gets over being sick soon.
ReplyDeleteIt's certainly allowed to be frustrated, though I suspect Benji is a little frustrated with his condition, too. Poor fellow. I like the staring contest...
ReplyDeletePoor guy! I hope he feels better soon :)
ReplyDeleteFrustrations are part of the deal and if you're going to tell people about fostering (hoping to encourage more!) then they should get the whole picture. It's an honest representation. Good luck and hope the little dude feels better soon!
ReplyDeletePoor lil guy! We hope he gets better soon. And we agree totally with Adventures above. Fostering is not for the faint of heart. and probably not for those who can't stand smelly smells, either.
ReplyDeleteSweet little boy - hope he gets better soon.
ReplyDeleteThat must be so painful for him! Purrs that the meds help soon.
ReplyDeletepoor Benji - it is tough to be mad at them when they don't feel bad (at least once the clean up is over)
ReplyDeleteA poopy kitten in your face...and someone is trying to take a picture at the same time! Sweet Benji; hope the meds help out.
ReplyDeleteWhen you consider how much kittens trust us and seek our affection when we are — what? — 50 times bigger than they are? Imagine any of us wanting to be touched by something the size of King Kong. They are miracles.
ReplyDeleteOh poor sweet Benji...but he is in really good hands. I hope he gets better soon xoxo
ReplyDeletePoor little guy! Hope he's feeling better soon. Your husband is just what little Benji needs.
ReplyDeleteOh, poor little guy. We feel bad for him and for your futon. Sending soft purrs and the hopes for lots of cuddle time.
ReplyDeletePoor baby. Hugs to you and your hubs.
ReplyDeleteEmma and Buster
We sure do hope that normal shows up soon.
ReplyDeletePoor little guy ! We hope he feels better soon ! Purrs
ReplyDeleteWe know he didn't mean it...he's just not feeling well. We send him lots of purrs.
ReplyDeleteOh what a pretty kitty
ReplyDeleteAw, Benji. You and your husband are so kind. I'm so glad he has your love. I hope he feels better soon. I know that's a lot of work to clean that up. He's lucky to have you guys.
ReplyDeletePoor kitty, I hope he feels better soon.
ReplyDeletePoor Benji. We hope he's better soon. You and your husband rock. Thank you for all you do for these little ones.
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