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Hello friends, welcome to Rough Life.

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I am recording this week's episode the night before, well actually it's 2am, the morning

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of transport.

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So I'm actually recording this morning of transport.

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So fingers crossed that all of these animals actually show up to transport and have fosters

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signed up for them in Virginia so that they get to go.

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This week's theme is fonts, f-o-n-t-s, and if you're in the Fosters group you know what

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a terrible time I've had lately coming up with themes.

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Y'all gave me some great suggestions, this was just one that jumped out to me, and because

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I will literally do anything else than transport names when I'm supposed to be doing them,

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I spent like 2 hours compiling a list of all of the themes we've ever done.

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It came out to like 190 themes total.

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A few of those were repeats, but still that is so wild to me.

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We could have a transport theme be transport themes, but that would be very confusing so

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we're not going to do that.

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Okay, story time, Lee Laudi, we're going to pretend that's how you say that, came up

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to someone's house because she saw all of the homeowners, other dogs that live out there.

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A new dog shows up to this lady's house every year or so and she's got five dogs right now

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and just cannot afford to feed anymore.

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She's living in a tiny old beauty shop until she moves back into her camper.

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So she contacted us and asked if we could come and get it.

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This puppy stayed for a day or two with my mom and when my mom vaccinated her, she noticed

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the next day that the puppy's eyes were super gunky, which fun fact, if you didn't know,

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if you vaccinate a puppy that is harboring disc temper, so they have it in their body

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but they're not showing any symptoms of it yet, they haven't broken with it yet, vaccinating

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them will actually cause them to break with the virus and they will become symptomatic.

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So we immediately thought we had a disc temper puppy and we freaked out.

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We kept an eye on it.

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We kept an eye on her eyes for a few days and they did not get any better.

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So we sent her to the vet for a disc temper test and some medicine in the meantime and

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we sent her to be fostered at the jail then too because my mom needed to fumigate her

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place and then bring in a new litter that didn't have anywhere to go.

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We found out the next day that it was not disc temper, it was just an upper respiratory

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infection and she needed some eye ointment and an antibiotic.

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And can you just pause for a moment and picture a bunch of hardened criminals holding down

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a tiny squirming wild puppy and trying to gently line her eye with ointment.

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But they have done a great job taking care of her for us and they keep us up to date

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every day on how she's doing and I think we're actually the only people that they're

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allowed to call.

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So that's why I think it's so excited to call us and report how she is every day but they

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are the best and we just love that partnership with them.

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Harlow's owners live next to one of our rescue partners Hope.

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They went on vacation to celebrate the husband's 49th birthday and he died the next day on

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vacation.

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The husband.

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That's so scary.

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So while trying to find some sense of normalcy in her life and trying to reduce her stress

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and obligations, she just really needed to re-home the dog.

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She said her husband loved this dog so much and she really wanted to try to keep him but

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it was just too much on top of taking care of all their other dogs that are much older

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and I love, okay I hate when owners have to surrender their dogs but I love when they're

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like I have this eight year old dog that's been with me its whole life.

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I know it'll be super hard to find a rescue and a new home for it or I have this eight

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month old golden doodle that anybody would take.

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I'll get rid of that one.

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I love that.

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I love when people do that.

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So she chose to send him to a loving family in Virginia that will take care of him just

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like her husband would have wanted.

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And I love that.

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I love that owner.

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Verdanda.

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Verdanda is an owner surrender.

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The owner post of the dog on Facebook is free to a good home but the owner doesn't like

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me.

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So when I saw the post I sent it to my rescue partner Hope to work her magic and get us

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the dog.

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Don't agree to give her the dog and even to hang on to her until transport.

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I can't remember why she doesn't like me.

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She's my like my second or third cousin or something.

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I don't know we're related somehow.

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It was something like her mom wanted me to watch her dog for free and I wouldn't do it

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or she wanted me to watch the dog and I didn't have any openings and I wouldn't do it something

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like that.

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I knew she wouldn't give me the dog so I sent in my secret agent.

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Wean ding and webdings.

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The W litter of two Aussie doodles are owner surrenders.

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The owner's aunt is a doodle breeder so the owners thought it would be a great idea to

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get their two year old and four year old children each their very own puppy.

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And then they very quickly realized that is a terrible idea.

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In the owners defense though they really did try to make things work before surrendering

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them.

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They took a bunch of steps to be able to keep them.

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They just never took the time to actually train them.

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But they did spend $7,000 to build a fence to keep them outside in an attempt to stop

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them from destroying things inside their house and just let them be able to get some energy

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out so they weren't so hyper around the little kids.

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But then the dogs started tearing things up on the house like the window screens and the

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door frames because they were just left outside all alone 24-7.

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She feels really bad about surrendering them but honestly it is the best thing she could

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have done for these dogs.

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They will have so much attention and love in Virginia and air conditioning.

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The R litter of four was actually a litter of six.

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They were found wandering on a dirt road in the pitch black one night.

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The two littlest ones died from malnutrition and anemia and coxidia and who knows what

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other parasites.

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The other four were treated for everything under the sun and they are doing great now.

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The J litter of four.

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I had them down as beagle mixes but then we got pictures of the mom who looks like a golden

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retriever-dashhound mix and then we got pictures of the mom's mom so the grandma of these puppies

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and she's a pure red Yorkie.

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So someone please do a DNA test on these beagle Yorkie-dashhound golden retriever mixes and

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let me know what they really are.

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They were owner surrenders and the owners are ecstatic about getting their little mama

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finally spayed.

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They also still have two of her older puppies from a previous litter two that they were never able to find homes for.

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The P litter of four was dumped at a local boat ramp when a cop picked them up and took

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them to the city pound while animal control was on vacation so there was no one there

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to take care of them.

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Three died from hookworms and heat exhaustion.

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The last four were all together in a four by eight poop filled kennel with no water whatsoever.

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One of our rescue partners that works closely with that pound loaded them all up and took

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them to our favorite local vet Dr. Jamie to find out why the others had died and then

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get these four treated and into foster care.

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The G litter of six were owner surrenders like everyone.

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A lady thought she could make some good money by breeding her poodle in her lab.

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She quickly found out that people just don't pay big bucks for doodles anymore and thankfully

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contacted us before just giving them all away.

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And in the middle of all this she also lost her job and was very thankful that we were

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able to provide food for the mom and the puppies.

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It seems like she has learned her lesson from this mistake because she has already made

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the appointment to get the mama spayed with the spay voucher.

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A lady heard a lady and her son actually heard the sea litter up 10 crying one night after

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a terrible thunderstorm.

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They were in a flooded ditch and were about to drown.

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She brought them home and fostered them for a few weeks.

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She subsequently found out from a neighbor that the mama dog was dropped off at that

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neighbor's house, had the puppies, and then they shot the mom because she was chasing

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their chickens and they just left the puppies to fend for themselves.

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Okay, as for the kittens, Times New Roman was found by Animal Control as a newborn and

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taken to a local pound.

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Our bottle feeder foster took it and was going to send it back to the pound once it started

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eating if we weren't able to take it because she technically didn't get permission to pull

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it before she just went and got it and none of us, including her, even thought that she

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would actually end up taking it back to the shelter.

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It was actually raised with another single kitten that was going to go on transport today

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too.

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We think they're just a few days apart in age, but this other kitten isn't even a full

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pound yet.

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So since they're not even technically littermates and since Times New Roman, TNR, was beating

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the little bitty kitten one up, we decided to just go ahead and send him and hold the

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little one back for a few more weeks.

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Ariel was found as a stray at three and a half weeks.

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He was walking in the street in a nearby town and someone working in a medical clinic heard

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him meowing and she parked and decided to just explore and see if she could find him

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and it's a really good thing she did because he was just a few feet away from a major intersection

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and would have definitely been run over.

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The F litter of two were in the Walmart parking lot with a great big sign that said free kittens.

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Our rescue partner stopped and was in the process of asking how many they had left and

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then reminded herself that it didn't matter.

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They were all going to go home with her, whether it was two or 20, but she was really

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grateful when she found out it was just two.

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It is really rare to have a bonded pair adopted out together, but these brothers and sisters

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really do act like they are bonded pair and they are super tight.

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I'm sure they would be fine once they were separated, but they are really sweet to watch.

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The K litter of five were found in a hole in a local gas station.

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They were posted online asking for someone to go get them and were originally six, but

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after they were posted online, someone picked up one of the kittens and left all the others

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behind.

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They were four weeks old at the time and super weak and mountain nourished.

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They were also feral when our rescue partner got them, but she has worked with them for

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almost a month getting them sweet and friendly again.

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Okay, we asked litter of four are owner surrenders from Jesse's aunt.

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I don't know how active Jesse is up there.

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I think he's more of the behind the scenes guy, but Jesse is our co-founder slash accountant

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slash crate cleaner slash foster bag put her together.

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Jesse does it all.

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Jesse's aunt lives down here in Alabama several hours away from me.

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And a few years ago, his aunt had a feral cat come up to her house and have kittens.

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The kittens were equally as feral, but over time she was able to get them to wander and

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enter her house and then corral them into one of her bathrooms.

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So I don't know if you guys could just hear that, but my neighbors dogs were going crazy

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outside and I was afraid they were going to wake up my sleeping baby.

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So I went to see what they were barking at.

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There's a possum in my backyard.

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So ignore all the barking.

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Everything's fine.

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Okay, back to the story.

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Um, okay, so she would corral them to her bathroom.

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She told Jesse about it and Jesse had me go out there, trap them in her bathroom and then

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send them on transport.

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They were like nugget, noodle, nugget and something else.

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One of them is still so feral.

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Jesse was never able to adopt it out and it just hides in the corners of his house.

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Anyway, same aunt calls and says it's happened again.

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So Jesse calls me and asks if I'll go get them again.

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And I was like, no, that's a four hour road trip one way.

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Like I have a three month old baby now.

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I cannot make her sit for eight hours in her car seat, but I'm also exclusively breastfeeding.

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I can't be away from her for that long.

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I mean, I could, but I don't want to.

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Unless there's no telling how long it would take for me to like trap them again.

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This could be a 12 hour day by the time you factor in stopping for food and gas and catching

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them.

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So he's like, oh, right, right.

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All right, I'll order some crates and have them delivered to her so she can try and trap

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them before you get there.

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Look, like that fixes all the problems.

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So I call Dr. Burn and I'm like, it's happening again.

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Jesse's trying to make me drive eight hours to get feral kittens from his aunt and bees

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like, nope, absolutely not.

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Do not go.

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I don't want them.

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I'll handle this.

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So a couple minutes later, she sends me her screenshot with Jesse and she's like, this

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is too much to ask of Katie.

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She's got a newborn baby.

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I don't even want these kittens.

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We're already bringing up 60 plus kittens that week.

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No way.

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And Jesse literally responds with, okay, I'll see if my aunt can meet Katie halfway.

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So he sends me that screenshot and goes, I don't know.

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I tried.

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So then Jesse texts me and he's like, can you meet my aunt halfway instead?

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And I was like, I don't know.

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That's still a really long day for me.

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I can't take Mary Sue by myself, so I'll have to find someone to keep her at home for me

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or come on the ride with me.

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I don't know.

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How about I just reach out to some rescues in the area instead and see if we can like

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strike up a deal with them and maybe they'll go get the kittens for us and we'll take

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something in return for them.

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Jesse writes back, okay, my aunt will meet you on Wednesday.

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And I know I'm making it out to sound like Jesse is a total jerk, but he's seriously

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one of the nicest people you will ever meet in your whole life.

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I don't know if there is anyone in the whole world that has beef with Jesse.

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Like he is the best.

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And if this was pre-baby, I would have had no problem joming back in the car for an

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eight hour road trip to get him some feral kittens.

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It was just so funny that me and Dr. Burton were both like, no, I'm not going.

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She doesn't want them.

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No way.

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And then Jesse somehow makes it happen anyways.

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But all of that complaining aside, I didn't even go.

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My mom was going to ride with me out there so that one of us could sit in the back with

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Mary Sue and then my mom was like, that's really dumb.

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She doesn't need to be in the car for that long for no reason.

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Like it's not like we're going on vacation or something, you know, in the end, it would

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just be sitting in the car.

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And she's like, I'll just go by myself and meet her.

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Oh, and my mom has stage four cancer, remember?

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So she's on like a bunch of chemo's and medications and all that.

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So some days she just feels really rotten.

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So I go, okay, well, let's plan on you going.

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And then if you wake up the day of and you're just super tired or just not feeling good

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and have a bad headache, Mary Sue and I will ride with you and make it worse.

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She was like, yeah, I'm not going to tell you if I'm not feeling well on Wednesday.

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I'd rather have a quiet drive by myself and just pull over to rest if I need to.

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Quietly by myself.

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But she ended up feeling fine.

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The trip was quick and easy for her.

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Jesse's aunt was super, super thankful.

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The kittens are cute, feral, but cute and everyone lives happily ever after.

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Oh, I am just now realizing this was actually a really pointless story to tell you guys

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because Jesse's fostering all of them himself and keeping them at the Wolf Trap Hospital.

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So none of you guys that are listening are even going to have an S flitter kitten.

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Oh, well, enjoy the story.

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That is all of the stories this week.

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There are 46 total critters on the van.

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We have another transport in two weeks and there are already some super cuties lined

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up for it.

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So if you are not fostering this week, make sure you sign up for the next foster period

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and get your puppy snuggles in before the summer comes to an end.

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It's a rough life, but someone's got to do it.

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And I got to go get this possum out of my yard.