@Hellothere1234 You're awesome for fostering! I'm guessing you're working with a rescue - is there anything set up for contacting the adoptive family after a few days to check how things are going? Are you able to be the person who does that? Hearing he's doing well would probably go a long way for you, and you could help with any uncertainties or questions they may be having.
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Ah Stormy, your post made me cry. I volunteer with a local dog rescue and at one adoption event there were a few dogs who needed fostering. We had no plans to have another (and a one dog limit) but I took one terrified, shut-down little guy home for a week to help out. After 2 days my husband said we had to keep him, so we'd know he was safe and loved. As time went on, I couldn't imagine giving little Javva up, and after a month of fostering, we adopted him. I've seen others who brought their fosters to be adopted after a month, and one woman really had a hard time with it, but luckily she and the new adopter were similar aged and, became good new friends.
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I'm so glad you send those updates! Any chance you can take some short videos and send them along? Just upload to Youtube and send a link even - would be a wonderful gift.
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