Lynne, my heart truly goes out to you, your husband and Boo. What love and compassion you have - that is truly worth its weight in gold. Love is the best medicine and you obviously have a lot of that! I am praying the treatments help Boo. Best wishes, Anita"Every year shelters kill almost 5,000,000 cats, dogs, puppies & kittens. Most were beautiful, loving creatures (even feral cats!) that died simply because they did not have a home. Every puppy or kitten born costs a shelter animal its life. Save lives, spay-neuter, support Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) & adopt for life!" Visit http://www.castawaycritters.org/info/display?PageID=153 for information on Spay/Neuter in Mid-Central PAVisit http://www.alleycat.org for information on humane control of the feral and stray cat populationVisit http://www.cpaa.info for information on life-saving programs and organizations in Mid-Central PA
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: new hope for BooDate: Thu, 28 Feb 2008 17:17:18 -0500 Well, after bawling a lot last night and conferring with my husband while at work today I faxed off another letter to my vet letting him know that Bob and I would try any treatment that may possibly give BooBoo more time on this earth with us and I made a couple suggestions. To my surprise he told me I could pick the interferon up tomorrow at the pharmacy I deal with and he would start the injections Saturday. The other vet said it would do no good at this stage, but BooBoo's primary caregiver is more willing to try to help him, that is if we wish to go through with it. I was so desparate today I wondered if he could be transfused to give him a better shot at battling this and he will be transfused next week. His vet said they have a donor for him that is vaccinated yearly. I didn't actually think there would be a live donor and was kind of dismayed to think another cat would have to do this for us but the vet assured me with cats their blood store is totally back to normal in a short time. I even had a pharmacy tech offer her Himalayan as a donor. I truly do not know if this will do any good whatsoever but what is there left to do. If new blood and interferon can't help him, I honestly believe we can do nothing more. I asked about other drugs too but the vet said he was really happy and thankful we're willing to go this far for him. He has 3 cats of his own and does love cats. He told us most positive cats or cats with FIP aren't given these chances so this is a first for him. I know he will do everything he can to help BooBoo. He really loves him too..If we can just give him a fighting chance here I'll try this Transfer Factor stuff that came in the mail today. Lynne _________________________________________________________________ Need to know the score, the latest news, or you need your Hotmail®-get your "fix". http://www.msnmobilefix.com/Default.aspx
