Image 1 — Fosters who were most fun to photograph?
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Fosters who were most fun to photograph?

I found some old photos of a foster (who had a government name but I chose to call her "Mudflap"). She was my foster in early 2025 for a few weeks or so. I forgot how crazy she looked.

It made me think about how some fosters just have certain features or quirks that make them the best for pictures. It'd be cool to see some of yours.

u/TeachingSpare1951 — 6 days ago

Harrison: booked for unlawful entry

This goon casually walked into my new home while the door was propped in so I could move in. He is currently detained in my bathroom until his vaccine appointment.

u/TeachingSpare1951 — 2 months ago

Rest easy knowing the streets are 4x safer tonight. They will be fostered and then hopefully adopted into families who can teach them right from wrong.

u/TeachingSpare1951 — 4 months ago

I'm told this photo is deceptive and he's around 3 pounds and 12 weeks old. I haven't been this pumped in a long time from a foster intake photo alone. Gotta clear some space on my camera roll for this absolute specimen

u/TeachingSpare1951 — 4 months ago