Update on rehoming my chins

[kathiva]

Hi

Just wanted to let you know that I have plans to see my mom on Thursday with Kiki. We will take all of her chins from her then. She may want to keep one or two as pets. (not breed) I have a few chins that have already found a home, so that has helped reduce the amount of chins a little bit. We are going to go to where my Mom lives (four hours each way) with Kiki's husband's truck and bring the cages and everything home to Timmins. Kiki will take a bunch around ten or more, and she is preparing for them, getting cages etc. They will be quarantined until we know they are not sick. (30 days) If they need vet care Kiki will bring them to the vet, as I don't have a car. We'll see how we will split the amount of chins. The rescues we are going to rehome them with people from town here that we know. We will sell a couple of the others in the community at reduced prices and depending on how many I have left, I might keep a few. If I find that I have too many still, will still try to keep selling them, until I am able to have a fair amount of chins in my care. I don't want more than I can afford to give proper care to. If anyone would like to adopt a chin, please let me know,

thanks

 

[momenteller]

I think its great that you are following the advice given here and making things better for you, your mom, and most importantly the chins. Kiki sounds like a wonderful friend to help you in such a way. I hope everything works out for the best!

 

[kathiva]

Hi

Yes, Kiki is a very good friend, I am glad that she is, and I am happy to have met her, because she has helped me giving advice on how to take care of the chins, etc. and by living in the same town, it helps lots too.

Thanks for the good wishes too, I am hoping that everything works out good, and I am trying to do my best, for everyone, especially the chins,