Baxter Seems To Be Loving His New Permanent Home Here. Apparently They Call This A "Foster Fail", When

Baxter seems to be loving his new permanent home here. Apparently they call this a "Foster Fail", when an animal is adopted by their foster parent. Fail seems like the wrong word to use tho. We're both pretty happy.

New foster at Rancho Relaxo™, Voltaire. His name was Scout, but everyone felt that was a terrible name so they tasked me with giving him a new one. Pretentious, I know, but whatever. Besides, I'm pretty sure I heard him chewing hay in french.

He's here for a week or so, until they can get him in to be neutered. They have a backlog at the moment.

Little Baxter will be available for adoption soon. He will remain here at the ranch however, and prospective adopters will come here for a meet-and-greet. I must be dedicated, letting total strangers into my house. To say I am a recluse would be a gross understatement. I'll post a link to his adoption page when it is put up on the Capital Area Humane Society website.

Fosters Wensleydale (left) and Camembert (right) continue to make ingressive weight gains after being found starving to death in a cage. Enjoying their (slightly larger than normal) breakfast salad.

ok

heye every one.

Bentley is 'back' at the Ranch, or his ashes are anyway. Bittersweet for sure. But now he and Baxter are together again in a way, and will be for good. While certainly not the reason I adopted Baxter, having both of their ashes when Baxter passes away someday was a contributing factor in making my decision.

(history: Bentley and Baxter were brothers that came to me in September from a terrible living situation. Sadly, Bentley passed away on October 15th from lymphoma.)