Update - Hushpad, bad news

Why, oh why, can't people follow directions?
The family that adopted Hushpad also have a lab (dog, not chemistry lab). I
really did not forsee a problem with Hushpad and a dog, particularly a
large, friendly one. Plus, the people went on about how they would probably
never meet anyway, as the dog stays in one area of the house and Hushpad was
going to be in another part. I advised the people to keep them separate at
first, then do a gradual introduction. Apparently, Hushpad attacked the
dog, gave him some nasty scratches on his face. The little girl got in the
middle of it, and also was scratched. I got all of this second-hand, as
they brought her back to the shelter when I wasn't there.
Blah. I guess it wasn't meant to be. So, now Hushpad is only to go out to
a home with no other type of animal or small children. I should have gone
with my gut and stuck with adult-only, quiet home. sigh

--
-Kelly
kelly at farringtons dot net
Check out www.snittens.com

Oh, no... :-( Are you going to foster her again?

Cathy


"KellyH" wrote in message
news:3fHDc.119185$eu.49874@attbi_s02...
Why, oh why, can't people follow directions?
The family that adopted Hushpad also have a lab (dog, not chemistry lab).
I
really did not forsee a problem with Hushpad and a dog, particularly a
large, friendly one. Plus, the people went on about how they would
probably
never meet anyway, as the dog stays in one area of the house and Hushpad
was
going to be in another part. I advised the people to keep them separate at
first, then do a gradual introduction. Apparently, Hushpad attacked the
dog, gave him some nasty scratches on his face. The little girl got in
the
middle of it, and also was scratched. I got all of this second-hand, as
they brought her back to the shelter when I wasn't there.
Blah. I guess it wasn't meant to be. So, now Hushpad is only to go out
to
a home with no other type of animal or small children. I should have gone
with my gut and stuck with adult-only, quiet home. sigh

--
-Kelly
kelly at farringtons dot net
Check out www.snittens.com

Oh, no... :-( Are you going to foster her again?

Cathy


"KellyH" wrote in message
news:3fHDc.119185$eu.49874@attbi_s02...
Why, oh why, can't people follow directions?
The family that adopted Hushpad also have a lab (dog, not chemistry lab).
I
really did not forsee a problem with Hushpad and a dog, particularly a
large, friendly one. Plus, the people went on about how they would
probably
never meet anyway, as the dog stays in one area of the house and Hushpad
was
going to be in another part. I advised the people to keep them separate at
first, then do a gradual introduction. Apparently, Hushpad attacked the
dog, gave him some nasty scratches on his face. The little girl got in
the
middle of it, and also was scratched. I got all of this second-hand, as
they brought her back to the shelter when I wasn't there.
Blah. I guess it wasn't meant to be. So, now Hushpad is only to go out
to
a home with no other type of animal or small children. I should have gone
with my gut and stuck with adult-only, quiet home. sigh

--
-Kelly
kelly at farringtons dot net
Check out www.snittens.com

Some people are incurably stupid, face it.

I would suggest that the cat must go to a home where previous cats have
lived to ripe old ages.

"KellyH" wrote in message
news:3fHDc.119185$eu.49874@attbi_s02...
Why, oh why, can't people follow directions?
The family that adopted Hushpad also have a lab (dog, not chemistry lab).
I
really did not forsee a problem with Hushpad and a dog, particularly a
large, friendly one. Plus, the people went on about how they would
probably
never meet anyway, as the dog stays in one area of the house and Hushpad
was
going to be in another part. I advised the people to keep them separate at
first, then do a gradual introduction. Apparently, Hushpad attacked the
dog, gave him some nasty scratches on his face. The little girl got in
the
middle of it, and also was scratched. I got all of this second-hand, as
they brought her back to the shelter when I wasn't there.
Blah. I guess it wasn't meant to be. So, now Hushpad is only to go out
to
a home with no other type of animal or small children. I should have gone
with my gut and stuck with adult-only, quiet home. sigh

--
-Kelly
kelly at farringtons dot net
Check out www.snittens.com

Some people are incurably stupid, face it.

I would suggest that the cat must go to a home where previous cats have
lived to ripe old ages.

"KellyH" wrote in message
news:3fHDc.119185$eu.49874@attbi_s02...
Why, oh why, can't people follow directions?
The family that adopted Hushpad also have a lab (dog, not chemistry lab).
I
really did not forsee a problem with Hushpad and a dog, particularly a
large, friendly one. Plus, the people went on about how they would
probably
never meet anyway, as the dog stays in one area of the house and Hushpad
was
going to be in another part. I advised the people to keep them separate at
first, then do a gradual introduction. Apparently, Hushpad attacked the
dog, gave him some nasty scratches on his face. The little girl got in
the
middle of it, and also was scratched. I got all of this second-hand, as
they brought her back to the shelter when I wasn't there.
Blah. I guess it wasn't meant to be. So, now Hushpad is only to go out
to
a home with no other type of animal or small children. I should have gone
with my gut and stuck with adult-only, quiet home. sigh

--
-Kelly
kelly at farringtons dot net
Check out www.snittens.com

"Cathy Friedmann" wrote in message
...
Oh, no... :-( Are you going to foster her again?

Cathy


She's going to go to another foster home that has no other cats or any pets,
so she won't have to stay in one room. We're hoping to see how she does
having the run of the house. Poor Hushpad. I just want her to be happy.
:-(


--
-Kelly
kelly at farringtons dot net
Check out www.snittens.com

"Cathy Friedmann" wrote in message
...
Oh, no... :-( Are you going to foster her again?

Cathy


She's going to go to another foster home that has no other cats or any pets,
so she won't have to stay in one room. We're hoping to see how she does
having the run of the house. Poor Hushpad. I just want her to be happy.
:-(


--
-Kelly
kelly at farringtons dot net
Check out www.snittens.com

in article 3fHDc.119185$eu.49874@attbi_s02, KellyH at
wrote on 6/27/04 4:46 PM:

Why, oh why, can't people follow directions?
The family that adopted Hushpad also have a lab (dog, not chemistry lab). I
really did not forsee a problem with Hushpad and a dog, particularly a
large, friendly one. Plus, the people went on about how they would probably
never meet anyway, as the dog stays in one area of the house and Hushpad was
going to be in another part. I advised the people to keep them separate at
first, then do a gradual introduction. Apparently, Hushpad attacked the
dog, gave him some nasty scratches on his face. The little girl got in the
middle of it, and also was scratched. I got all of this second-hand, as
they brought her back to the shelter when I wasn't there.
Blah. I guess it wasn't meant to be. So, now Hushpad is only to go out to
a home with no other type of animal or small children. I should have gone
with my gut and stuck with adult-only, quiet home. sigh

Bugger

in article 3fHDc.119185$eu.49874@attbi_s02, KellyH at
wrote on 6/27/04 4:46 PM:

Why, oh why, can't people follow directions?
The family that adopted Hushpad also have a lab (dog, not chemistry lab). I
really did not forsee a problem with Hushpad and a dog, particularly a
large, friendly one. Plus, the people went on about how they would probably
never meet anyway, as the dog stays in one area of the house and Hushpad was
going to be in another part. I advised the people to keep them separate at
first, then do a gradual introduction. Apparently, Hushpad attacked the
dog, gave him some nasty scratches on his face. The little girl got in the
middle of it, and also was scratched. I got all of this second-hand, as
they brought her back to the shelter when I wasn't there.
Blah. I guess it wasn't meant to be. So, now Hushpad is only to go out to
a home with no other type of animal or small children. I should have gone
with my gut and stuck with adult-only, quiet home. sigh

Bugger

"KellyH" wrote in message
news:3fHDc.119185$eu.49874@attbi_s02...
Why, oh why, can't people follow directions?


Poor hushpad.