Re: I'm back for a while again
Hi Jenn, so glad you are back. I hope you and babies are well. We really missed you and all your good advice. Sheila
Re: Buddy has come to stay
Now there's an apt term, scrappy...I took some more pictures of Buddy today and I'll post them when I get a chance. He has an old wound on one side of his face where the skin looks like it was badly abraded or even burned. I think that may have been a healing wound when we first saw him. We're so sad about him being FIV+. Like I mentioned earlier, it's no surprise but no less heartbreaking for being anticipated.Becca[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I had a Buddy too. He was positive and died in 2003. I miss him. He was a scrappy guy. Michelle -Original Message-From: Becca DuBose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSent: Sat, 15 Apr 2006 10:28:54 -0700 (PDT)Subject: Buddy has come to stay Hello all,I can't remember whether I've mentioned Buddy on this list. He is the "neighborhood cat" we feed from time to time. Picture here: http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b298/landlimo/Buddy1.jpgI don't know where he belongs. We've observed him making rounds but we have no idea where his actual home, if any, might be. He showed up yesterday evening with untreated injuries...again. His last set of scrapes just needed a little Bag Balm. Now he's hurt his leg and the skin has scabbed over, but it's clearly a deeper wound. This time he's in pain and I've had it. NO MORE. If someone decides to start worrying now what's happened to him, too little, too late, too bad. We can't bear the thought of coming home one day to find him seriously injured or dead. He is such a sweet boy. He never let us get near him until his friend TorTor died in 2004. He watched us bury her and he seems to have decided we were OK after seeing how we took care of her until the very end. We used to see him sitting near her grave sometimes.We let him check out the house for a little while then confined him to our Florida room for the night. After posting this he and I are off to have the leg checked and test for FeLV/FIV. TorTor had FIV so I'm trying to prepare myself psychologically. Please send healing thoughts and prayers his way.BeccaOllie, Sierra, Kroger, Angel Paassht, Sonic, Chandra, Corky, Io, Angel TorTor and now sweet Buddy Bear!!
Re: Buddy has come to stay
I had a Buddy too. He was positive and died in 2003. I miss him. He was a scrappy guy. Michelle -Original Message-From: Becca DuBose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSent: Sat, 15 Apr 2006 10:28:54 -0700 (PDT)Subject: Buddy has come to stay Hello all,I can't remember whether I've mentioned Buddy on this list. He is the "neighborhood cat" we feed from time to time. Picture here: http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b298/landlimo/Buddy1.jpgI don't know where he belongs. We've observed him making rounds but we have no idea where his actual home, if any, might be. He showed up yesterday evening with untreated injuries...again. His last set of scrapes just needed a little Bag Balm. Now he's hurt his leg and the skin has scabbed over, but it's clearly a deeper wound. This time he's in pain and I've had it. NO MORE. If someone decides to start worrying now what's happened to him, too little, too late, too bad. We can't bear the thought of coming home one day to find him seriously injured or dead. He is such a sweet boy. He never let us get near him until his friend TorTor died in 2004. He watched us bury her and he seems to have decided we were OK after seeing how we took care of her until the very end. We used to see him sitting near her grave sometimes.We let him check out the house for a little while then confined him to our Florida room for the night. After posting this he and I are off to have the leg checked and test for FeLV/FIV. TorTor had FIV so I'm trying to prepare myself psychologically. Please send healing thoughts and prayers his way.BeccaOllie, Sierra, Kroger, Angel Paassht, Sonic, Chandra, Corky, Io, Angel TorTor and now sweet Buddy Bear!!
I'm back for a while again
Hi everyone! Just dropping in to say hi and check out the goings-on lately. I find myself lately sitting at my computer wondering why I'm sitting there, cause there's no email or anything really to do. SO, I know going back on mail on this group will fix that! No lack of email here, right? Anyways, my condolences to everyone that has lost a baby while I was away, and hi to any newbies that have joined in that period. I'm Jenn, but probably, I know, not the only one (I'm going to change my name, but am undecided on what to change it to at this point). If anyone in the North-eastern USA in the "New England" states has FELV+ or FIV+ cats up for adoption, I'd be happy to put them up on my NE adoption listing pages. I currently have one cat up for adoption here now, in rescue. He's a very sweet FIV+ boy, who gets along GREAT with kids and dogs, but has never seen another cat until he came here, and is just not so sure he cares for them (I think he thinks he's a dog). SO, if anyone in NE wants a GREAT FIV+ boy, healthy as can be, sweet, loving, even-tempered, good with kids and BIG dogs (his buddy was over 100lbs rotty/shepherd), send them my way. Zack would love to be part of a family, and not stuck in a cage all alone here. Jenn (Moogie's mom)http://ucat.us http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.htmlhttp://ucat.us/airline-loss-reports.html Adopt a cat from UCAT rescue:http://ucat.us/adopt.html Adopt a FIV+ cat: http://ucat.us/AWrescue/FIV/ http://ucat.us/FIVadopt.html Adopt a FELV+ cat:http://ucat.us/FELVadopt.html No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.4.1/312 - Release Date: 4/14/2006
Re: "Slight" positive
Faulty test? Bad laboratory procedures? Could be any number of things, all the way from your vet got lab samples mixed up, to the testing kit was defective, to it's possible your breeder isn't god and can't control everything all the time, to maybe your breeder wasn't so reputable after all. OR, if your cat has ever been boarded or spent any time in a place other than your own home, she might have been infected there (highly unlikely unless you boarded her at a VERY nasty place where they let boarders interact). Anyways, there's lots of reasons HOW it COULD have happened, however unlikely. BUT, chances are, it's just a bad test result. Wait a month, go to a DIFFERENT vet (one that might have newer or a different batch of test kits). Then, if THAT comes back positive, have blood drawn and send off for an IFA, done at a large lab, not in house at the vet's office. Jennhttp://ucat.us http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.htmlAdopt a cat from UCAT rescue:http://ucat.us/adopt.html Adopt a FIV+ cat: http://ucat.us/AWrescue/FIV/ http://ucat.us/FIVadopt.html Adopt a FELV+ cat:http://ucat.us/FELVadopt.html No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.4.1/312 - Release Date: 4/14/2006
RE: "Slight" positive
Hello Sylvia, Sorry to hear about the results of the SNAP for your little boy. What I've read indicates that you will want to do another test with different technology sometime soon. An IFA might do the trick. I'm really not sure of what the (Idexx?) SNAP is vs. ELISA. Someone here could probably enlighten me. You might also want to do the same test in three weeks to three months. In the meantime, a really good diet (Innova EVO, Felidae, etc.) and as little stress as possible are the way to go. Even if he doesn't have the virus, those are good steps to take for any kitty. Hopefully, this is just a false positive (not unheard of). Take care. Lance
Re: Just Needed to Share
Congratulations on Bandit's birthday!! Sorry it's so belated! Trying to catch up from a busy week. tonyaChris Behnke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Today one of my cats turned 7. Bandit has been with us since he was 6 weeks old. He is not Felv+ but he does have bad asthma. Two days ago I remembered his brother, Smoky, who did four years ago of cancer. Just two days before his birthday. Every year, I worry about Bandit getting cancer since the vet thought that Smoky's cancer was hereditary. But thankfully each year he is still cancer free. Bandit is also the oldest cat in our family and has also beaten my record with cats. My very first cat, Sarge, passed away just 5 years after I found him. He also had cancer. Then we had to put Moonshadow down 5 years after we found him. He was so sick and there was no hope. Then there was Smoky. And the most recent lost was my Sylvester who was Felv+ and passed away last year, just 2 years after we rescued him. Now I have 2 cats with Asthma, one also is Felv+, and 11 cats that so far are healthy as can be! I am thankful for all the time I am allowed to spend with my "kids", even when it is short. Every year on Bandit's birthday, I celebrate the good and remember the sad. Thanks for letting me talk. Chris
RE: Buddy has come to stay
My Romeo is a stray I was feeding for a couple of years. He was always terrified if my hands came near him and yet would always come running to rub up against my legs. I brought him in when we expectign sub-zero temps and a major snow storm. He has turned into the most loving affectionate cat in the brood! I know he was somebody’s throw away cat-he’s FELV+ & I suspect they threw him out when they found out. Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Becca DuBose Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2006 5:20 PM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: Buddy has come to stay You're right, to everyone else he'll be just one more outdoor cat who's disappeared without any warning or explanation. There were cats all over this neighborhood when we moved to this house 5-1/2 years ago and they all seemed to live at a house across the street...an endless cycle of kittens and more kittens. Around the time TorTor died in July 2004, we realized suddenly that almost all of them were gone. It must have become a hotbed of disease and death over there. That was TorTor's home [sic] and we believe Buddy is a close relative. Buddy was so well behaved at the vet's. He would have preferred not to have his temperature taken, of course, and he didn't see why he should be still long enough to get weighed. He is a big boy...11.5#, mostly muscle! He was so relaxed and compliant for everything else, I just couldn't believe it. I'd been so sure he was going to put up a fight when they drew his blood. Sadly, he did test FIV+, but I knew in my heart that he would. His puncture wounds aren't as bad as I had feared. They've abcessed outward and there's a little drainage, but the tissue looks clean and has good color. He has a mild fever and they put him on clindamycin plus Metacam for pain. We'll have to wait and see how well he recovers from the infection. Now that I've had a better look at the wounds I think the big fight must have happened at least a couple of days ago and he's going through the worst part of the recovery phase right now. We'll neuter him once he gets past this. Then what, I don't know. I took him to a new low cost clinic that's nearer my home and has later hours than our regular doc. I was very pleased and impressed with the clinic and staff, so this will be our new backup clinic. My original plan was to take Buddy back there for his surgery but now I want him to see our regular doc. The more I reflect on our experience with Paassht, the more I trust her to take the approach with positives (of both kinds). Becca catatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Becca, Bless you for doing the right thing. I know we all have too many. But sometimes you just have to do what you have to do. My last addition had been injured outside as well. That was the last straw and I brought her in. And I would not worry one little bit about anyone missing her. They won't. t Becca DuBose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello all, I can't remember whether I've mentioned Buddy on this list. He is the "neighborhood cat" we feed from time to time. Picture here: http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b298/landlimo/Buddy1.jpg I don't know where he belongs. We've observed him making rounds but we have no idea where his actual home, if any, might be. He showed up yesterday evening with untreated injuries...again. His last set of scrapes just needed a little Bag Balm. Now he's hurt his leg and the skin has scabbed over, but it's clearly a deeper wound. This time he's in pain and I've had it. NO MORE. If someone decides to start worrying now what's happened to him, too little, too late, too bad. We can't bear the thought of coming home one day to find him seriously injured or dead. He is such a sweet boy. He never let us get near him until his friend TorTor died in 2004. He watched us bury her and he seems to have decided we were OK after seeing how we took care of her until the very end. We used to see him sitting near her grave sometimes. We let him check out the house for a little while then confined him to our Florida room for the night. After posting this he and I are off to have the leg checked and test for FeLV/FIV. TorTor had FIV so I'm trying to prepare myself psychologically. Please send healing thoughts and prayers his way. Becca Ollie, Sierra, Kroger, Angel Paassht, Sonic, Chandra, Corky, Io, Angel TorTor and now sweet Buddy Bear!!
"Slight" positive
I am totally bewildered and am wondering if anyone out there can help shed some light. My one year 10 month old Persian cat was tested for FELV/FIV with the SNAP test on Thursday and showed a "slight" positive for FELV. This blew me out of the water as I purchased him as a kitten from a very reputable breeder who has paper proof that all her cats are negative and vaccinated. My cat has never been in contact with any other cats and is a strictly indoor pet. How can this be??? Any ideas Sylvia
Re: Buddy has come to stay
You're right, to everyone else he'll be just one more outdoor cat who's disappeared without any warning or explanation. There were cats all over this neighborhood when we moved to this house 5-1/2 years ago and they all seemed to live at a house across the street...an endless cycle of kittens and more kittens. Around the time TorTor died in July 2004, we realized suddenly that almost all of them were gone. It must have become a hotbed of disease and death over there. That was TorTor's home [sic] and we believe Buddy is a close relative.Buddy was so well behaved at the vet's. He would have preferred not to have his temperature taken, of course, and he didn't see why he should be still long enough to get weighed. He is a big boy...11.5#, mostly muscle! He was so relaxed and compliant for everything else, I just couldn't believe it. I'd been so sure he was going to put up a fight when they drew his blood. Sadly, he did test FIV+, but I knew in my heart that he would. His puncture wounds aren't as bad as I had feared. They've abcessed outward and there's a little drainage, but the tissue looks clean and has good color. He has a mild fever and they put him on clindamycin plus Metacam for pain. We'll have to wait and see how well he recovers from the infection. Now that I've had a better look at the wounds I think the big fight must have happened at least a couple of days ago and he's going through the worst part of the recovery phase right now. We'll neuter him once he gets past this. Then what, I don't know.I took him to a new low cost clinic that's nearer my home and has later hours than our regular doc. I was very pleased and impressed with the clinic and staff, so this will be our new backup clinic. My original plan was to take Buddy back there for his surgery but now I want him to see our regular doc. The more I reflect on our experience with Paassht, the more I trust her to take the approach with positives (of both kinds).Beccacatatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Becca, Bless you for doing the right thing. I know we all have too many. But sometimes you just have to do what you have to do. My last addition had been injured outside as well. That was the last straw and I brought her in. And I would not worry one little bit about anyone missing her. They won't. tBecca DuBose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello all,I can't remember whether I've mentioned Buddy on this list. He is the "neighborhood cat" we feed from time to time. Picture here: http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b298/landlimo/Buddy1.jpgI don't know where he belongs. We've observed him making rounds but we have no idea where his actual home, if any, might be. He showed up yesterday evening with untreated injuries...again. His last set of scrapes just needed a little Bag Balm. Now he's hurt his leg and the skin has scabbed over, but it's clearly a deeper wound. This time he's in pain and I've had it. NO MORE. If someone decides to start worrying now what's happened to him, too little, too late, too bad. We can't bear the thought of coming home one day to find him seriously injured or dead. He is such a sweet boy. He never let us get near him until his friend TorTor died in 2004. He watched us bury her and he seems to have decided we were OK after seeing how we took care of her until the very end. We used to see him sitting near her grave sometimes.We let him check out the house for a little while then confined him to our Florida room for the night. After posting this he and I are off to have the leg checked and test for FeLV/FIV. TorTor had FIV so I'm trying to prepare myself psychologically. Please send healing thoughts and prayers his way.BeccaOllie, Sierra, Kroger, Angel Paassht, Sonic, Chandra, Corky, Io, Angel TorTor and now sweet Buddy Bear!!
Re: Buddy has come to stay
Becca, Bless you for doing the right thing. I know we all have too many. But sometimes you just have to do what you have to do. My last addition had been injured outside as well. That was the last straw and I brought her in. And I would not worry one little bit about anyone missing her. They won't. tBecca DuBose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello all,I can't remember whether I've mentioned Buddy on this list. He is the "neighborhood cat" we feed from time to time. Picture here: http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b298/landlimo/Buddy1.jpgI don't know where he belongs. We've observed him making rounds but we have no idea where his actual home, if any, might be. He showed up yesterday evening with untreated injuries...again. His last set of scrapes just needed a little Bag Balm. Now he's hurt his leg and the skin has scabbed over, but it's clearly a deeper wound. This time he's in pain and I've had it. NO MORE. If someone decides to start worrying now what's happened to him, too little, too late, too bad. We can't bear the thought of coming home one day to find him seriously injured or dead. He is such a sweet boy. He never let us get near him until his friend TorTor died in 2004. He watched us bury her and he seems to have decided we were OK after seeing how we took care of her until the very end. We used to see him sitting near her grave sometimes.We let him check out the house for a little while then confined him to our Florida room for the night. After posting this he and I are off to have the leg checked and test for FeLV/FIV. TorTor had FIV so I'm trying to prepare myself psychologically. Please send healing thoughts and prayers his way.BeccaOllie, Sierra, Kroger, Angel Paassht, Sonic, Chandra, Corky, Io, Angel TorTor and now sweet Buddy Bear!!
Re: New Special needs kitten - Traumeel
You're making me think I should get some for myself! I'm forever getting cut and bruised working on the house and my trucks. By the time the weekend is over my hands are a mess, but they don't get much of a break during the week as I'm working at a computer all day and usually pottering about in the evenings.BeccaNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: No kidding? I keep a bottle on hand and end up using it all the time around here, someone is always pulling a muscle or getting s/n. It seems to help speed recovery time, but it's so darn hard to tell with homeopathics. They work so subtly that I end up wondering if the recovery might have been the same without them! Like everyone on the list, it makes ME feel better when there is something I can do that has a possibility of helping. Nina Becca DuBose wrote: I work for Vanderbilt University and there is an ongoing study of Traumeel S in pediatric oncology patients with mucositis. I understand it's very popular in Europe. I wanted to try it with Paassht but didn't get the chance. Her mouth sores improved with amoxicillin to the point where they no longer hurt.Becca Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Also, you might want to give him some Traumeel, or Traumed, (homeopathic blend for injury) to some goat's milk or yogurt. Come to think of it, plain yogurt or goat's milk might help loosen things up too. If he's getting abx, then an probiotic would be beneficial. Nina
2 FeLV+ Kittens Need Home - Please Read
I'm writing about 2 male white kittens in Rochester, NY that desperately need a home. I just got a call from a woman about her son who died suddenly and unexpectedly. I don't know the details but I know he had 2 kittens that he loved dearly. He adopted them at 6 weeks old from our local humane society and a few weeks later they both tested positive for leukemia. He had fallen in love with them and decided to keep them, so they have been in a loving home since September. Now that the son has passed, the poor boys have no home. The family called about taking them to our humane society and they said they would euthanize them. The family is devastated and just wants to find a home for these 2 cats. I am pregnant and have lost my job because of being so sick and there is just no way I can add 2 more to my batch right now. I have been in bed sick for the past 18 weeks and can't even think about introducing 2 cats right now. I feel awful for this family and for these cats that are so sweet and full of life. I know it is a long shot but can anybody take them? I would help set up transport to get them to a new home. Amy Weygandt Woof Wagon www.woofwagon.com __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Buddy has come to stay
Hello all,I can't remember whether I've mentioned Buddy on this list. He is the "neighborhood cat" we feed from time to time. Picture here: http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b298/landlimo/Buddy1.jpgI don't know where he belongs. We've observed him making rounds but we have no idea where his actual home, if any, might be. He showed up yesterday evening with untreated injuries...again. His last set of scrapes just needed a little Bag Balm. Now he's hurt his leg and the skin has scabbed over, but it's clearly a deeper wound. This time he's in pain and I've had it. NO MORE. If someone decides to start worrying now what's happened to him, too little, too late, too bad. We can't bear the thought of coming home one day to find him seriously injured or dead. He is such a sweet boy. He never let us get near him until his friend TorTor died in 2004. He watched us bury her and he seems to have decided we were OK after seeing how we took care of her until the very end. We used to see him sitting near her grave sometimes.We let him check out the house for a little while then confined him to our Florida room for the night. After posting this he and I are off to have the leg checked and test for FeLV/FIV. TorTor had FIV so I'm trying to prepare myself psychologically. Please send healing thoughts and prayers his way.BeccaOllie, Sierra, Kroger, Angel Paassht, Sonic, Chandra, Corky, Io, Angel TorTor and now sweet Buddy Bear!!
Re: New Special needs kitten - Traumeel
No kidding? I keep a bottle on hand and end up using it all the time around here, someone is always pulling a muscle or getting s/n. It seems to help speed recovery time, but it's so darn hard to tell with homeopathics. They work so subtly that I end up wondering if the recovery might have been the same without them! Like everyone on the list, it makes ME feel better when there is something I can do that has a possibility of helping. Nina Becca DuBose wrote: I work for Vanderbilt University and there is an ongoing study of Traumeel S in pediatric oncology patients with mucositis. I understand it's very popular in Europe. I wanted to try it with Paassht but didn't get the chance. Her mouth sores improved with amoxicillin to the point where they no longer hurt. Becca Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Also, you might want to give him some Traumeel, or Traumed, (homeopathic blend for injury) to some goat's milk or yogurt. Come to think of it, plain yogurt or goat's milk might help loosen things up too. If he's getting abx, then an probiotic would be beneficial. Nina
Re: Time Is Running Out For Magoo!
Magoo and Romeo's stories break my heart, I so wish I had an answer. They are both in my thoughts and prayers that someone is able to give them the life they deserve. So sad. Nina
Re: ImmunoRegulin for Chelsea?
Cindy, That's wonderful news about Smokey! How long does the vet intend to keep him on Winstrol? I know there are people that treat with equistim, (Immuno Regulin), as a preventative, but because it is a bacteria used to stimulate the immune response, I would think it wouldn't be something that you would want to keep Smokey on indefinitely either. Please tell us more about the protocol you and your vet have chosen for Smokey. Thanks, Nina cindy reasoner wrote: Hi, My Smokey has been on equistim for about 2 months now. He had been tested for felv when I first got him and it was negative but after about a month he started getting fevers. After alot of medications to get the fever down only to have it go back up again the vet decided to check for felv again. This time it was positive. This vet didn't seem to be the best at handling felv+ kitties so I changed vets. The new vet started him on the equistim. The first week I believe he got an injection for 4 or 5 days and now he gets 2 injections a week. He gets them subq. The vet lets me give them to him at home. He also goes to the vet every 2 weeks to get an injection of Winstrol. He has been doing great. He hasn't had a fever since we started him on the equistim. He is gaining weight and has started playing now. He has a great appetite. I hope this helps. Cindy
Re: New Special needs kitten
I work for Vanderbilt University and there is an ongoing study of Traumeel S in pediatric oncology patients with mucositis. I understand it's very popular in Europe. I wanted to try it with Paassht but didn't get the chance. Her mouth sores improved with amoxicillin to the point where they no longer hurt.BeccaNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Also, you might want to give him some Traumeel, or Traumed, (homeopathic blend for injury) to some goat's milk or yogurt. Come to think of it, plain yogurt or goat's milk might help loosen things up too. If he's getting abx, then an probiotic would be beneficial. Nina
Re: New Special needs kitten
Also, you might want to give him some Traumeel, or Traumed, (homeopathic blend for injury) to some goat's milk or yogurt. Come to think of it, plain yogurt or goat's milk might help loosen things up too. If he's getting abx, then an probiotic would be beneficial. Nina Nina wrote: Karen, Healing thoughts coming Ozzie's way. Poor little sprite! You could also try adding a little canned pumpkin, or pure rice bran as regulator for his bowel problem. Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: great idea I gave him canned food with warm tuna juice and he is going at it like crazy thanks see our available orphans at: http://members.petfinder.org/~TX418/index.html Karen 817-453-4888
Re: New Special needs kitten
Karen, Healing thoughts coming Ozzie's way. Poor little sprite! You could also try adding a little canned pumpkin, or pure rice bran as regulator for his bowel problem. Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: great idea I gave him canned food with warm tuna juice and he is going at it like crazy thanks see our available orphans at: http://members.petfinder.org/~TX418/index.html Karen 817-453-4888
Re: Tabbs
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Re: Subject: Re: Please add Tabbs to CLS
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Re: Tabbs Spain Belinda CLS picture to follow
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Re: Moon Pie
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Re: To Belinda
Thanks Wendy and everyone else sending well wishes. I'm still tender when I sit too long but getting much better. <<< I'm so glad to hear you made it through your surgery successfully. What a blessing. Prayers for your quick recovery. I hope that Bailey responds to the new herbs. I will continue to keep him in my prayers. -- Belinda Happiness is being owned by cats ... Be-Mi-Kitties ... http://www.bemikitties.com Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens http://adopt.bemikitties.com FeLV Candle Light Service http://www.bemikitties.com/cls HostDesign4U.com (affordable hosting & web design) http://HostDesign4U.com --- BMK Designs (non-profit web sites) http://bmk.bemikitties.com
