Adopted - Paw Talk

Vanilla_Rat · #1 05-20-2006, 06:53 PM

Brandy, my foster baby has been adopted to a wonderful family in Alberta.She flew out to them yesterday morning.The house seems rather quiet now without her...

Nara · #2 05-20-2006, 06:56 PM

I'm so glad she found a good home! Even if you will miss her.

Elvis Lee Mommy · #3 05-21-2006, 08:34 PM

congratulations on finding her a new home....I'm sure Brandy & her new family are thankful that you fostered her.

Chrissy · #4 05-22-2006, 03:30 PM

That's great she has found a new loving home! I hope the quiet feeling passes quickly for you

sara8 · #5 05-22-2006, 08:50 PM

awww i'm glad she found a forever home but i'm sorry for you

will you have a new foster soon? or do they just randomly ask you to do it? i think it is wonderful that you foster though

Vanilla_Rat · #6 05-22-2006, 09:07 PM

Yeah, the hardest part of fostering is to let them go.

I could take in another foster dog, as currently there are a few dogs at the Beagle Paws office needing both a foster/adoptive home, so I could say I would foster one of them...but they also call me sometimes, if they NEED to place a dog ASAP...

I think I am gonna take a little break from it for awhile tho...I love it tho!But need bit of a break...

crysocopia · #7 05-24-2006, 02:55 AM

I was under the impression taht ratties are illegal in Alberta?
How does that work?

Vanilla_Rat · #8 05-24-2006, 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by crysocopia


	I was under the impression taht ratties are illegal in Alberta? How does that work?

Haha...this thread was about a dog being adopted in Alberta, not a rat...

I never heard rats are illegal in Alberta...hmmm...does anyone know this fact? I never heard it before!

sara8 · #9 05-24-2006, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanilla_Rat


	Yeah, the hardest part of fostering is to let them go. I could take in another foster dog, as currently there are a few dogs at the Beagle Paws office needing both a foster/adoptive home, so I could say I would foster one of them...but they also call me sometimes, if they NEED to place a dog ASAP... I think I am gonna take a little break from it for awhile tho...I love it tho!But need bit of a break...

totally understandable!!

crysocopia · #10 05-24-2006, 11:38 PM

yay. I am not as I thought. Whew. Got worried there. Ratties are illegal in Alberta. If you were travelling through and got pulled over 60% chance your lovleies would be terminated. They used to have a horendus sewer rat problem.

Fubie · #11 05-25-2006, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanilla_Rat


	Haha...this thread was about a dog being adopted in Alberta, not a rat... I never heard rats are illegal in Alberta...hmmm...does anyone know this fact? I never heard it before!

I looked it up, what I saw was, wild rats aren't allowed in alberta

But they could include domesticated rats because they didn't seem to knowledgeable, since they believe norway rats spread the plauge although we know it was the roof rat, and that one of the reasons why alebrta is "rat free" is because the citizens were'nt "compliant".
As if the reason why rats are one of the most successful species in the world is because we want them to be XD

Vanilla_Rat · #12 05-25-2006, 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Fubie


	I looked it up, what I saw was, wild rats aren't allowed in alberta But they could include domesticated rats because they didn't seem to knowledgeable, since they believe norway rats spread the plauge although we know it was the roof rat, and that one of the reasons why alebrta is "rat free" is because the citizens were'nt "compliant". As if the reason why rats are one of the most successful species in the world is because we want them to be XD

Rats are here for good!!!!!! Haha and no one will be able to rid the world of rats!

And actually no rat in particular spread the plague, it was the fleas on these rats that carried and spread the plague.Alot of the rats that carried these plague ridden fleas died as well.