[–] 9 points 7 months ago

If you buy one, make sure you train with it. Just basic safety and target shooting. People think they can just have something on a shelf and grab it in an emergency but that is dangerous for them and those around them.

Also want to throw out building a garden if you have some dirt and networking with like minded people.

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  • Gibbous update. (i.imgur.com)
    submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by to c/cat@lemmy.world
     

    The baby is already willing to trust us to grab them some so we finally got a proper inspection. It's a boy!

    He is flea free now and no longer hoovering up his food the second he's fed. Waiting to hear back from the foster group so we can schedule a vet visit. Once he's dewormed we can start introductions with my kitties.

    New foster baby (lemmy.world)
     

    This void was too small for TNR and likes to play in the road. Thought it would be better to foster at least until they are old enough to get fixed. I'm also working with a local foster program to see if they can help me get this cutie adopted.

    Their first day inside went well. So far they've been responding well to the domestication process. I'm guessing they are around 7 or 8 weeks old so technically a little late for easy domestication but my last two fosters were slightly older and that went fine. Now I just need to not foster fail this baby.

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