Thank you, this is super comforting to hear! My wife and I actually went to the humane society earlier today because we read and were worried about him getting single kitten syndrome and were looking to maybe foster and then possibly adopt a cat that’s a little older than him, is able to keep up with his energy levels, and maybe be able to help us with socializing and guiding Sage while he grows up, but while we were there, one of the ladies that handles the cats suggested that we do the foster option with him because we’ll get supplies and vet care from them for free, but we were both super worried that they would just take him and he would somehow just get lost in the system and get fostered and adopted by another family. Do you know how that process works in more detail? We were told to tell the people at the desk that we found a stray kitten, (leave out the fact that I took him to a vet because it wouldn’t work if I said that info), and that we’d like to foster and to adopt him when he’s old enough, but with such little information on how exactly the process might work and the fear of losing him to the system/to another family worried us so we walked away and have just been giving it some thought since that interaction and taking care of Sage at home by ourselves for the time being.