Good luck
Thank you for what you are trying to do for this kitty
Sharyl
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From: Jamielynn Storch <jlsphotograp...@gmail.com>
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 1:17 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] FELV Transport to Best Friends
This is a cat that failed in his last attempt to make it to Best Friends
because of how poorly he handled transport. He was 1 of 3 cats supposed to be
headed out there and they decided they needed to work with a vet to find a
better solution for getting him through long travel. The biggest issue is now
with all the new travel security requirements he can't just stay in his carrier
he must be removed and his carrier xrayed while he comes through the xray with
me.
They have done tests runs with the sedation and feel it is the best option for
us making it through security safely without putting him, myself or security at
risk when removing him from the carrier. Other products have not worked with
him. He takes a very long time to adjust and warm up (but once he does is said
to be a total sweety). Other problem being I do not know nor have I ever met
this cat. He will be arriving at my house in a few hours but I am no home and
will only have time to meet him for about 10 minutes prior to being out the
door again this evening.
None of it is the ideal situation however I am his only option to save his life
and I do not feel comfortable removing a cat from the carrier unsedated that
those who actually know the cat have expressed great concern about the problems
I will have with him. I don't think its as simple as minor anxiety or stress
for this guy.
--
Jamielynn Storch
http://www.jlynnphotographyonline.com/
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