Heart of the City by Steenz for February 21, 2019

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    codycab  almost 6 years ago

    Most kids risk their dignity.

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    Nachikethass  almost 6 years ago

    Moreover, I don’t think Heart has the staying power to take care of a pet in the long term! Too scatterbrained.

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    Kalkkuna  almost 6 years ago

    Dosen’t?

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    sallyseckman  almost 6 years ago

    Any chance of Mark Tatulli making another Heart of the City collection book?

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    Plods with ...™  almost 6 years ago

    Is it me or are the kids growing?

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    Teto85 Premium Member almost 6 years ago

    You have to be very special to foster animals.

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    Milady Meg  almost 6 years ago

    Yeah. I couldn’t foster a kid or a pet.

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    contralto2b  almost 6 years ago

    My last cat was a foster fail, so I understand where Heart is coming from.

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    Sisyphus1967  almost 6 years ago

    whether it’s a foster pet or one you’d keep the same reasons Mom had for saying no would still apply; maybe more so with a foster.

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    whenlifewassimpler  almost 6 years ago

    You are so right Heart…..

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    drmickeyg  almost 6 years ago

    Not to mention the heart of the foster animal…

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    PammWhittaker  almost 6 years ago

    Our Jelly was our first foster, and our first fail. I have never regretting fostering a single dog we’ve had (even when we had EIGHT on top of our 3 one night!), I still have photos of them all, and I still love them.

    We even got to see current photos and video of one of our babies at the last optometrist visit, a gal who works there is his furever mummy! And man did that dog get huge! LOL!

    Yes, they each take a bit of your heart with them when they leave, but you also have the joy of knowing you helped them, and cared for them while waiting for their furever homes.

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    Decepticomic  over 3 years ago

    No pain, no gain. Plus you might find out that you actually really hate looking after dogs. Sometimes, disappointment sets us free.

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