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I was practicing a song when my foster kitty, Blip Blip, made himself at home. So, out came the camera, song ready or not (not, I know there are some picking and timing glitches but hey, opportunity came a knockin'. I wasn't even planning on releasing this song. I was just practicing when this little guy made me rush for the camera).
This is not so much a music video but an ode to Blip Blip and a perfect way to put together all his film clips. I raised him from just 3 weeks old to about 4 months old. He's a dear and it was very hard to return him to the Humane Society(I'm part of their foster program). But, I knew he'd make a great companion for some lucky person and I already have plenty of cats. He's a little thinker and I miss him.
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Blip Blip was a "foster" kitten with my local Humane Society. After returning him, he was adopted the very next day =^-^=
Also there seems to be some confusion about why Blip Blip was returned to the Humane Society. I am a foster parent who takes in kittens who are too young to adopt out and provides a safe & loving environment until they reach an adoptable age. Blip Blip was never in any danger of being destroyed. Once a foster kitten is returned, the Humane Society makes potential adopters fill out a questionnaire to ensure that they are sincere and capable. Also, the adopter must pay an adoption fee of $100+ to the Humane Society. Fostering is charitable and I receive no pay. If I chose to keep my fosters I would have too many cats and since most of these foster kittens go to homes where they are the only cat, they can receive the attention they deserve. I already have three cats and he would have to share the love. Blip Blip deserves to be #1. Hope this helps people better understand the foster program. __________________________________
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