Are these cats any different from the normal cats that we are so comfortable in interacting?

Andy : All cats are different in terms of their character, temperament, eating habits, and sleeping patterns just like any other living being in this universe. However, what differentiates shelter cats from others are that they have been accustom to a little hardship in a shelter having to mingle, share a space with many cats & care takers within a confined space. When a shelter cat transition into a permanent home they tend to adjust very quickly having a little more luxury in a comfort of a home and constantly tender loving care from their new owners. That makes a big difference.

If you have a message that you would like to reach out to potential fosterers, what would it be?

Andy : Fostering means a little sacrifice, new change and challenges with a foster pet making the transition to a permanent home easier but that's life even without fostering. It's fine to make mistakes or having a tough time with your foster pet and your own pet's but do know that if you love and care for any pet they will love you back always.

Did raising Blackie taught you something on life?

Andy : A fostered pet helps one self to learn and experience new changes. This helps makes things easier when new foster pet's come into a new home and of course fosterer get a chance to share these experiences of the foster pet to their new owners in the process of adoption.