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Gravity-
Yes, you can do it, and I believe you must. My critter companions have given me a safe, sane spiritual place for many years.
Our dogs were adopted from a rescue agency with a contract that if we can't care for them we must return them to the agency and they will find a new home.
My end-of-life document makes this clear. Hazel was much loved by her foster family and they would welcome her back if we can't care for her.
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I agree wholeheartedly Ed. We are inclined to get another kitty....an adult or senior. If we were to adopt a rescue from Southeast cogi rescue they have a similar agreement to taking a pup back if we become too disabled to provide adequate care. Other than my husband I can't imagine a better companion than a furry family member.