Whew!

Buckle up … it was another one of those weekends.

Just a note about me and Fridays … I am usually so completely wiped by the week that Friday nights are my do-nothing-not-even-basic-tidying-or-anything-just-veg-in-front-of-the-TV-with-a-glass-of-wine-(or two)-and-maybe-takeout-night. So when I have to do running around — especially driving in Toronto traffic — I feel like I start the weekend with an energy deficit.

Friday:

  • picked up canine Bella and took her to work
  • used lunch hour to grocery shop (and walk Bella, of course!)
  • on the way home picked up various cat foods and last minute things for Jellybean’s and Cookie’s “suitcases”
  • dropped canine Bella at home
  • gathered up feline Bella and her stuff and delivered her to her new foster home (not far from mine!) When Murphy started picking on her we posted for a new foster home for her. I think it’s perfect! Small, quiet and she’s the only pet.
  • returned home and cleaned foster room & prepared the “suitcases” for the adoption event

Saturday:

  • drove 30km (17.4 miles) — one way — to drop off Jellybean and Cookie at our partner store (with the amazing Jen and her team!!) by 9am.
  • Cookie had an almost immediate response to her web posting! We were unable to set up a meet & greet but the potential adopter went to meet her at the store and by 11am she was adopted. πŸ™‚
  • on the way home from dropping off, stopped at York Mills Animal Hospital and pick up a new (Quebec) foster — Rousette. She’s adorable and friendly. Walked right out of her crate, streeeeetched, ate, explored, peed, purred, and played! She’s already curious about outside the foster room but she’s a quarantine case. I’ve been told she likely doesn’t need the full two weeks, but I’m giving her the weekend just to see.img_5661r
  • settled in Rousette and crammed an entire weekend’s worth of chores into a few hours

Sunday:

  • drove 34 km (21 miles)Β  — one way — to Volunteer Centre for shift (practically the same location as the store but I had to take the “long way” due to the Toronto Waterfront Marathon. NOT that I’m complaining; we had a fundraising team in the event.
  • met friends for brunch
  • headed back to pick up Jellybean, as I suspected. So sad. He was lovely and put on a great show of adorableness at the event. Apparently, on Sunday, they put a harness on him and he just hung out at the front door greeting people!dsc_0233rBut the meds. The stupid meds.

 

About Adventures in Cat Fostering

I am a cat fosterer for Toronto Cat Rescue. I also have cats of my own, Jonesy, the black and white, and Murphy, the brown tabby, are in the photo. Little Blue was a foster kitten I kept. All were adopted from Toronto Cat Rescue.
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6 Responses to Whew!

  1. Connie says:

    goodness, I need a nap just reading all of that πŸ™‚ Congratulations on the adoption.. those always help.

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  2. What a busy lady! I’m glad you squeezed in brunch with friends for yourself at least!

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  3. had one of those weekends here too…..

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