Belinda please add Tip to the CLS. Thank You, Sheila
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Sheila,
I worked on the crisis care team for Hospice of Dayton for two years -
working night shift taking care of people who were in their last days to weeks
of life - and working nights, I saw many people have visits with dead friends
and relatives. Watching someone have a visit is like w
Thanks Kathy, Seeing them all again will be wonderful. Like you I have had pets of all kinds and I loved them all (even some that were not so lovable.)It makes it easier knowing that they will be there for me when it is my turn to go.
Love, Sheila
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Whatever my Purrki's true FeLV status may be, he is
determined to live life to the fullest and won't have it any other way. I do
hope he will be with me for years to come. He is a risk taker who likes
living on the edge and it may very well be that some other hazard in life
will claim hi
Hi all
I've been in close touch on a daily basis this week with my friend Judy
whose sweet little shizu (sp?) dog, Moo Shui, was discovered very recently
to have advanced cancer and who from everything she tells me today, seems to
be at the point of departing.
Judy may have a housecall vet come tod
Hi Sheila,
Here's something that happened in my life that confirmed what I already believed about my animals being in heaven when I get there.
In 2002 I lost my grandfather. I'm sure some of you may remember. My grandfather was as close or closer to my sister and me than our parents. He was
You're welcome Sheila
I witnessed the 3 1/2 hour visit the night before my Tina died - she was 9
1/2 years old, was my first bottle baby - I got her when she was 2 days old
(someone had been babysitting her mother, her mother got out, had her litter on
the neighbor's porch, and went home be
In a message dated 2/23/2005 2:23:54 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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compromised, and only let them out during the day. They stick to my back
yard and the adjacent yards and always come in at night. They come when
I call and if they don't show up immediately,
Hi everyone. First post here.
My 8-year old female Brissle was diagnosed two days ago with severe anemia and
FeLV. The vet was not optimistic about her chances. She had a blood
transfusion yesterday. She's doing much better now, eating really well, color
is returning. But I know this is probably
Dear Kerry:
It is not unusual for an animal that is near death to seek isolation in a
quiet spot. A dying animal should not be fed, only offered water and vegetable
juices. Some will welcome the presence of their loving guardians, but they
should be protected from too much noise and lots of ac
Hi, You may not be aware of it but Lysol should not be used around cats
as it is toxic to them.
I have always used regular bleach and there is no need to rinse. Just
let it air out for a few days and it will be fine. That is what I had to
do when my cats had ringworm
If you use a Steam Cleaner it might loosen the glue that is used on the
condo
I'd take it out on the porch, spray it thoroughly with Lysol and leave it out there for a day or two.Kerry MacKenzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi allCan someone please tell me what the best way to sterilize a pre-usedcarpet-covered kitty condo would be? (It's the type that Petsmart/Petcosells, and
Here is the kitty play pen we had built for our kids, it is 21 by 22
feet and the top is covered in chicken wire. It has two gates and they
are pad locked so neighbor kids can't accidentally let anyone out. They
LOVE it, although now that they can go out they appreciate
air-conditioning an
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