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Sid and Colin, my 1st fosters!

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Hi All,

These are my 1st ever fosters for Walsall RSPCA. If anyone is interested please pm me, Just thought i'd share a few pics, Sorry there's lots, couldnt decide which ones to post!

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Sid
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Colin
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Colin in action, he loves the camera!
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And poor little Sids poorly nose :(
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I think so too! I'm trying to spend as much time as possible with them as they are a little nervous and dont seem to have been handled at all. Little Colin is very curious and has to check out everything! He happily meets me at the door of his cage. Sid is very nervous but i'm sure gently handling and some TLC and he'll come out of his shell.
 
awww some people ! ... at least its healing, they both look very happy :D .. hope they find a great home soon ! :P
 
Angeladeedah said:
Aw, they are gorgeous. Don't think I could foster - I would want to keep them. Hope they find a forever home soon.
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I can imagine it'll be rather upsetting to let them go. Have to think of it as helping and not letting them go would mean i wouldnt be able to help more find their forever homes.
 
They are gorgeous - beautiful colours x)

I'll bet they're a pair of right cheeky chappies :))

Teresa x
 
Wonderful photos ... they look really sweet, real characters!

I got Milly and Molly from the RSPCA at Walsall, although I am not fostering them, I adopted them. The foster carer I got them from in Walsall was lovely and I still keep in touch with her.

Well done you! :)
 
Hello all, thanks grommit for posting the boys for everyone to see. Hopefully once they are a bit more settled they'll find forever homes. They are a good age for rehoming and they are very handsome, so I think they may be leaving us sooner rather than later :))
 
Hi,

I'm so pleased you have started fostering for Walsall RSPCA, letting them go does it easier, the first ones are the hardest.

See you soon

love Vicky
 
My first foster pig was an old boar called Moose, he wasn't with me long but I still miss him sometimes! He got a great home though. Good luck with your boys, they're lovely!

Sophie
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aww they are soooo cute and I love their markings. I don't know why someone would get rid of them.
 
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