Hey, I'll forward this to Neighborhood cats,the do TNR in N Y. If it helps I
can take one.CAthy ,in th Bronx N Y
From: Amanda Vollaro <avoll...@optonline.net>
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2012 3:17 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Searching For Foster People / No Kill / Rescues in NY
on Long Island
Hey all, I've been a lurker here for quite a while - lost a batch of yearlings
to FeLV about a year ago, and your advice has taught me quite a bit about
treatment of young cats that came up positive.
I've been lucky in that most of my kitten rescues turned out negative, but I
am working with several who are pos and will probably never go neg - it sucks
- why are the sweetest ones always pos?!
Anyway, I've become overwhelmed with the sheer number of kitties that I'm
dealing with (24) and even though I've been working with The Brookhaven Animal
Alliance to get them all fixed, I'm at my wits end. I'm trying to find foster
parents for at least six little darling 7 month old ragdoll kittens. Some are
loners and can go on their own, others could be paired for comfort...they are
all indoor-outdoor cats (they have a kitty-run on my deck outside) and every
one of them is a love.
Does anyone know of anybody doing fostering in my area (Suffolk County) and
could you please let me know their contact info? I have tried asking some of
the gals that I know, and they are booked up solid.
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