Thank you SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much everyone for sending
George and myself a positive energy and prayer!! I finally CAUGHT George last night – I tell you it was
one of the most scary things I had to do (emotional wise). I knew that I was
not going to be given a second chance if I messed it up, but I also did not
want to regret by not trying since I did not know how long he was going to come
see me regularly like he has been for the past two weeks, which has been a
miracle to me as well. Anyway, I finally caught him in a fish net, and it was not a
pretty site – he got all tangled in a net and I had a very difficult time
to transfer him from the net to a dog trap – I had to tear up all the net
to get him out - but no matter how difficult it was, I was so determined not to
mess it up – I kept apologizing to George about scaring him like this
while I was doing it – poor baby, his mouth was bleeding from the
net – I felt so bad – but I somehow he knew that I was doing so to
help him (because he did not bite me (and he so could have), and let me scratch
his head during this trauma- He is in a crate right now, he ate all the food I gave to
him last night (chicken with broth) and even ate some dry food, too – I was
very glad, because some feral cats I rescue usually don’t eat for at
least 24 hour or so due to the stress – I am planning to take him in to a vet soon, am not sure if I
should have them anesthetize him for a brief time so that they can draw a blood
from him and check him out thoroughly (I hate to do that to him), or try
to hold him without anesthesia which also can be stressful. He is not
neutered yet, but I would like to wait until his health recovers and I know
what we are dealing with before I have him go though the surgery. I also let Squeaky out from a crate (she is the one who has
been tested negative, positive, equivocal, and indeterminate and all that stuff
on FIV test since March) – she was in a crate for so long, I couldn’t
do it to her anymore – I promised her a good life when I re-trapped
her after my neighbor dumped, and I feel like I was not keeping my promise to
her though I only mean to keep her in a crate for a very short amount of time,
and I did not expect this test results back that way for that long – anyway,
she IS finally OUT of a crate – when I did, I cried so hard, I did not
know why, but the tears couldn’t stop falling – I guess I was glad
that she was finally out - she is very cute, she still goes back to a crate to
sleep as she feels safe there – but I am leaving the door open so that
she can go back and forth if she wants to – this morning I found her on
the bed with me, as soon as she saw me wake, she freaked out and jumped down… Please pray that George’s health will only get better
going forward! Thank you again everyone for your support! Hideyo |
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