Has anyone been to one of these? They are doing this near me. It sounds like fun. Just curious if anyone has firsthand experience, I'd appreciate knowing more about it. Thanks in advance.
What are ways in which you don't feel supported while fostering? How could you be better supported? What have you had to change or do in your life to make fostering while single possible? I think that with the enormous need for foster parents there is going to have to be greater accommodation for singles to foster. I'd love to see the strategies that people have to make it work. I think this could help others who are dealing with this.
I love how Jessica handles combative or difficult situations. For example, when the shopkeeper in Deadly Assets got upset about a thank you note. Jess came back with, paraphrasing, x years seems a long time to hold onto something like this. I don't know how to help you with your problem. Great response, and puts it right back on the shopkeeper. There are many examples of this. What's your favorite?
I love this one. Just saw it again. I love the guest stars and that they only had women in the episode. Also, it was a fairly clever mystery. It was nicely thought out.
My foster Rottie mix is getting along well with my neurotic Belgian Malinois mix. Thank God and you all for the good advice on introductions. I was worried it wouldn't work out, but it looks like the adoption part is good to go.
I adopted a Rottweiller mix from the pound. She's a year old. She and my other dog, a Belgium malinois mix have met and have spent some time together. My concern is that they have had two scuffles. Neither side experienced injury. Both happened when my son unexpectedly entered the room. He has a lot of energy. How can I encourage bonding among the dogs? Any advice appreciated.