Hi Everyone,
This may be premature, but I tend to get very anxious whenever Grace
doesn't feel well. Most of my cats have been feeling a bit off lately,
just not quite right. They all go outside in the backyard and my ferals
travel through my yard as well, and GG the feral with the earmite
probl
NO! MY face is red! I really didn't expect any replies and didn't save the message as you'll see if you're up reading late! I'll get it figured out if Susan hasn't already.
t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 6/10/2005 10:29:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ha
Where are you taking a cat from??? I've had quite a few heartbreakers this week. We rarely hear though, when they get rescued! Who are you getting? From Spalding?
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In a message dated 6/10/2005 10:33:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That'
Hi Tonya,
You probably caught the thread about my feral and the earmite problem.
What earmite medication did your (cat?) have a reaction to. More
details please!
Nina
catatonya wrote:
Michelle,
I am so glad the transfer factor is making a difference. I'm not sure
what all you've tried s
Susan,
Did you email the man directly? I have lost his email addy.
tSusan Loesch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I haven't sent any of the other ideas but I emailed with an offer to take them - into FuRR (Feline Rescue and Rehome), my rescue group - with me as the permanent foster. I usually take
I don't have the original message because both of the people who replied, you and Joan, deleted the original from your replies. (which is highly unusual that I would get 2 replies and neither had the original) I normally delete originals, and if I get a reply I deal with it then because I go th
Michelle,
I am so glad the transfer factor is making a difference. I'm not sure what all you've tried so far. It seems to me that if it were a reaction to the flea med. there would have been some sort of antecdote. I had something similar once happen with an ear mite treatment. Also, it seems
Hi Niki!
I'm glad you found the list. You'll get lots of support and advice! First of all congratulations on your new baby! The good news is that if Ziggy is only 8 weeks old he could still fight off the virus (which it sounds like you've already learned). I'm not sure what the total time you
Yes I have, it has worked on the majority of mine.
In a message dated 6/10/2005 1:59:33 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Has anyone tries Periactin on there +kitties to increase their appetite?
Terrie MohrCheck site for available Siameses for adoption!http://www.iGive.
I must say I was quick to stereotype the pet detective as a 'male' when actually the detective is a female named Kat. :) (only defense is that there are still over 600 emails still in the box!)
tonyaNMHPForum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I agree about charging the parents as well. People just need to be educated about their pets. They think they know all they need to know about dogs, cats, turtles, whatever and just go get one. I also heard (or read) that Ingrid Newkirk herself was attacked by a pit bull as a child and 'personal
Please what is the post about Angel wings..most of the psots arent comeing
on teh digest..please email me them privately..I have a cat who I helped get
in there about a year ago now..her name was Lacy..she was "owned" by a rescue
group here in Charlottethey finally got her in.I ha
I thought he was in Astoria, Queens near LaGuardia Airport….
Chris
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Treatment and
Prevention
The two drugs that are most often used—pyrimethamine and
sulfadiazine—act
together to inhibit Toxoplasma reproduction. Treatment must be
started as soon as possible after diagnosis and continued for
several days after signs have disappeared. In acute illness, treatment
It's too bad she couldn't be forced to turn over the property, and then maybe instead of confiscating the cats money could be raised to clean up the property, build a 'barn' there and keep it as a decent sanctuary I think it did say she had put up cat fencing around the perimeter of the pr
Hi Michelle,
I talked with my vet and asked her what she thought about what was
going on with Bramble. She asked if he had been tested for toxopsamosis
(sp?), she said FIV+ cats can hace seizures related to this. Has he
been tested for toxopasmosis? If not I would get that done, it is
r
I agree about fostering military animals. But, this is not a case of us criticising how "they" treat "their" animals. American soldiers were shooting "their" animals. There's nothing very hypocritical about it. It's pretty forthright, cruel, and hateful. Those kinds of behaviors are not going
I believe, that the lady lives in a separate
trailer on the same property and that this was the "cat trailer" but I could be
mistaken on that, as I never actually asked that question. I can certainly find
out, but my contact is out of touch until Sunday, so it will be a couple of
days.
Jennh
The 'pet detective' part I was talking about in my post is mostly the bottom part of the post.
tonya
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>From: "NMHPForum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2005 17:00:35 -0700Subject: [NMHP] But, what if their quality of life would be
We've been having this same discussion on another group. Evidently the information is true and is a direct quote from Ingrid Newkirk. I was given several sites to look at, but they did all come from pit bull rescue sites. I haven't had time to verify anything on a peta site. It was very upsett
I had Cypro prescribed in a transdermal for my Gypsy. I'm not sure if
it helped her appetite because she also started Pred at around the same
time and that stimulates the appetite too.
Nina
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Jenn,
Hi Niki,
I'm sorry your little Ziggy has tested positive. I'm sure you're
already head over heals in love with him, how could you not be? When I
first found out my babies were positive I was devastated and very
confused. You've come to the right place to help you sort through all
the informa
Title: AOL Email
Jenn,
Yes, Periactin, also known as
cyproheptadine is used commonly as an appetite
stimulant.
I have used it many times, and
more often than not, it DOES increase appetite.
Patti
Thanks Patti,
Mineral oil! That's a great idea. I like Jenn's idea of using the ear
wash to dilute it too.
Nina
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We actually "injected" the ivomec. With 1 ml syringes...doses vary according to weight, but normal
injectable dose was VERY low, check w/ vet
Hello all,
I've received some private complaints about our list starting to
drift from its mission of late. While a certain amount of activism
and off-topic (OT) posting is allowed (and appreciated), the focus of
our main topic is getting a bit drowned out. This is a high-volume
list anyway, s
We actually "injected" the ivomec.
With 1 ml syringes...doses vary
according to weight, but normal injectable dose was VERY low, check w/ vet ref
guide.
We NEVER gave higher than I believe
.08mg.
But it's been awhile, but I would
check.
You can also make your own Acarexx, using Ivomec &
mi
In a message dated 6/10/2005 10:29:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Has anyone contacted this man via e-mail with this
info & advice?
Someone really should forward ALL info to
him.
Patti
Tonya,
Accept my apologies for not reading ALL posts in
order!
I should
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That's what I thought! I forwarded the ideas, but haven't had
time to check up with anyone from the group yet tonight. I'll
In a message dated 6/10/2005 10:32:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Didn't
notice where he is located but could possibly arrange to fly to
get.
In Bronx,
NY
Well, DUH - I just now read the full subject line - think I'd stopped at the age before! Could probably arrange a NY - AR transport.catatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's what I thought! I forwarded the ideas, but haven't had time to check up with anyone from the group yet tonight. I'll l
I haven't sent any of the other ideas but I emailed with an offer to take them - into FuRR (Feline Rescue and Rehome), my rescue group - with me as the permanent foster. I usually take any really elderly kitties we get in. Didn't notice where he is located but could possibly arrange to fly to get
Title: AOL Email
Has anyone
contacted this man via e-mail with this info &
advice?
Someone really should forward ALL info to
him.
Patti
Title: AOL Email
In a
message dated 6/10/2005 1:24:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
how the sanctuary where i lived/worked handled taking in
cats:we did NOT list a street address anywhere, for reasons i've
Hi, Nina. The best way you know is through actively practicing your
attempts to communicate with them telepathically. For instance, you're
sitting there reading a book, totally absorbed in it, and from nowhere
pops in the idea that "I should take the dog for a walk" or "he wants a
biscuit" or "I sh
Hello. I have just adopted a 8 week old kitten named Ziggy.
Ziggy had his first vet visit on 6-9-05 and since I knew nothing about his mom
or dad I decided to have a FeLV test done which resulted in a positive. I
was devastated and am now trying to figure out the best course for Ziggy.
H
Why is she stuck with thiso ne vet, and who is paying who. I
wouldn't give that vet another dime. Is there any ohter vets in her
area she can go see?
--
Belinda
Happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties ...
http://www.bemikitties.com
Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens
http
That's what I thought! I forwarded the ideas, but haven't had time to check up with anyone from the group yet tonight. I'll let you know what I find out!!
tChris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
He could try Angels Gate which is near him. Also, North Shore does have a retirement plan for ani
Jenn,
I'm fully aware of the logic behind not freely handing out prescription
drugs, or advising people on medical treatments based on the reporting
of a couple of symptoms. Not being an idiot, I'm fully aware of the
idiots that are out there, and the danger of arming them with
medications at
Jenn
You may be right...I don't think these are the same pictures I looked
at...I don't remember the inside at all...As somebody else said...Is
anybody livibg there or have they been abandoned???
I would think those inside pictures would be enough to show to a
local official and with rescue
Thanks Jenn,It really helps when you have a lot of animals.
I did not mean to say you are doing nothing to
save cats in general, I meant you are doing nothing in THIS case, sorry if I
wasn't clear. I know you do alot in other cases.
They are ALREADY dying AT this place http://angelwingsrescue.org/picsrescue/new/large/deadinyard.jpg ,
so saying that
Michelle,
I just realized we had a new Michelle on our list. Welcome to the list, although it sounds like you and poor Bramble are going through a horrible time right now. My thoughts and prayers are with you and Bramble. If the seizures stop, I'm sure Bramble can deal with the blindness per s
Thanks Michelle. Could you please E-Mail me a copy? I sure would appreciate it. My number is 512-835-2484.
Barbara BaassNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Hideyo, I was going to post it for Barbara, but hadn't gotten the chance yet. Barbara, your vet has to be the one to call. Good luck, let
Jenn
Please don't say I am doing nothingTrue..I am doing nothing on
getting someone that may be doing a lot more than you are to save cats
from be ing shut down
I asked for the proof that these cats were sufferingThey may have
a couple junk piles but that has little to do on how
Just try to change your way of seeing this
situation Nina. Your vet may truly have your cat's best interests at heart, She
may have had a client in the past who was an idiot and killed their cat at home
with meds she gave out, and that made her less trustful of people now, so she
just doesn'
>From my contact:
-
-
We only have one FIV+ cat so far [note from Jenn: no FELV+ yet]. And he is a
hoss!!
Weighs 18 pounds. Beautiful boy. Black and White, VERY VERY scared. I have
pictures, but will not have t
Yes, with three cats. The first had a reaction to it where she went into a stupor for many hours. The second, who had cancer like the first, had no reaction to it and it did nothing. But Ginger, who was not eating after dental surgery and had a URI with a stuffy nose, starting eating about 30 m
That sounds crazy for me. Did he say interferon interacts with seizure medications?
Acupuncture sometimes helps with seizures, as well as steroids.
Michelle
In a message dated 6/10/2005 2:02:44 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hey guys... I've been talking to Michelle
I have to say, I actually agree with PETA on all of that, though not on their feral cat stance. They do not think that people should not adopt and care for animals, they just think they should not be bred in order to be pets for people. I agree. I also took care of my two horses for decades wi
Ah, thank you so much for letting us know Michelle. Suddenly, I don't
feel like hitting anyone anymore!
Nina
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Ginger is still at my mom's in NJ, because I am moving there in
a month and, after taking her down there when I went to care for Pepsi,
my horse, I
Thank you very much Jenn. I had read that Ivermectin is now approved,
can't remember where I saw it though, somewhere in my research travels.
It does however still require a prescription when packaged for this
specific use. Really, I want to be fair and charitable, but I feel like
hitting so
In regards to finding homes for the cats at Angel Wings, my contact
says:
"If it is a good foster, I don't care where it is! I just hope we can
get them all. We got the 6 last night, and one is at least 10 (guess)
years old and one has FIV. Some of these would be definite euth candidat
I am sure it was – I am so so glad
that she is doing so well! Thank you for letting me know.
From:
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P
Ginger is still at my mom's in NJ, because I am moving there in a month and, after taking her down there when I went to care for Pepsi, my horse, I did not want to put her through 2 more 5 hour car rides to bring her back to MA and then down to NJ again. So she is still there. She was doing real
Just for info… I got
this from Neighborhood
Cats….
There must be some poor nun who must be devestated! Lets hope they get the
remaining 3 cats soon…
“A volunteer who lived
in the area is the one who TNR'ed the cats and supplied food to a cat-friendly
nun. The other nuns were always
Good to know….
Chris
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i would b
LOL, yeah, I know, but when you work in rescues,
you need to find every break you can. It helps that I've worked in a vet office
and a few livestock supply stores, I picked up alot of info that
way.
Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
~~~
http://www.jefferslivestock.com/ssc/product.asp?CID=2&mscssid=XKSPEED2FEB88NE7B93VKG9GA81F35K6 (for
the cats earmites, use in the ears only, 3-4 drops should be more than
enough in each ear, if you have a hard to dose cat, try mixing it into ear
cleaner (I like the Nolvasan Otic brand) and ju
Thanks Hideyo, I was going to post it for Barbara, but hadn't gotten
the chance yet. Barbara, your vet has to be the one to call. Good
luck, let us know what happens.
Nina
Hideyo Yamamoto wrote:
Ask your vet
to contact Michelle Rose - the
number is 805-339-2290 (Nina’s ve
Has anyone tries Periactin on there +kitties to increase their appetite?
Thanks Jenn, I had seen the "Ivomec" wormer for cattle and pigs, but
it's a different solution amount, cattle: 1% and the, what looks like
ingestible one for pigs is .02%. The .02% is closer to the .01% that's
used for earmites, but I hesitate to put this in her ears, when I'm not
sure exactly
Does everyone give injections of Interferon themselves? Sebastian takes Interferon orally, on one week then off one week. What is the difference between Interferon Alpha or Omega? Should he be taking injections? Also his weakness in his hind legs are really bothering me. I suggested to the ve
hee hee, jenn, you're giving away all the secrets!
On 6/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Nina, go to your local livestock supply store, and buy a bottle of the
> injectable Ivomec cattle wormer. It's the same drug as what your vet wont
> prescribe for you. Use it TOPICALLY
Ask your vet to contact Michelle Rose - the
number is 805-339-2290 (Nina’s vet) – I also a received a packet,
if you want me to make a copy for you, I can.
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Very good question, Nina!
I would like to know myself.
Terrie MohrCheck site for available Siameses for adoption!http://www.iGive.com/TAZZYShttps://www.paypal.com/TAZZY'S ANIMAL TRANSPORTShttp://www.tazzys-siameses-collies.petfinder.org/Click Here to Join WASHINGTON SIAMESE RESCUE Yahoo Group
Nina,
What is your vets name & address, so we can get the information packet on the interferon.
Barbara BaassNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Barbara,I know you asked Michelle this question, but I thought I'd jump in here. Michelle lives in the UK where Feline Interferon Omega has been approved for
Wow, your vet gets it.
Thanks very very much for the offer, Hideyo.
Now I'm going to pray I never have to take it up!
Kerry
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Nina
Ranting is very necessary
sometimes.
Yes, I
understand the liability thing too. But as you say...can't they treat a case
like this on its own merits?
Kerry
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Thanks Nina. Yes, I need to get this for Samson's mouth.
Barbara BaassNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Barbara,I know you asked Michelle this question, but I thought I'd jump in here. Michelle lives in the UK where Feline Interferon Omega has been approved for use. It's easier to get, (and I'm guess
The vet prescribed the omega interferon Barbara - it's they only one they
use in UK
Michelle L
If you ever need for an antibiotics (clavormox or amoxicillin), let me
know - I will try to get it for you. My vets prescribes to me for my
feral cats for the very reason you mentioned - there is no way that I
can catch some of them to bring it to a vet - I also have a friend who
is a vet tech - s
Barbara,
I know you asked Michelle this question, but I thought I'd jump in
here. Michelle lives in the UK where Feline Interferon Omega has been
approved for use. It's easier to get, (and I'm guessing cheaper too!)
there. In the US, we have to have our vets apply for a special
dispensation
I should have just put the whole information to begin with sorry.
He is currently taking Antirobe (antibiotic) for gingivitis following his
dental op - has about a week of these left.
2.5mg of Fortekor for heart Murmer - Daily
Has had 5 injections of Feline Omega Interferon - starts the next
thanks for the information.
Barbara BaassNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do you need a prescription for Interferon Alpha? I got mine from my Internist. It wasn't very expensive.NinaDel Daniels wrote:
I ordered mine from Island Pharmacy in Wisconsin www.islandpharmacy.com
It is not the only p
Michelle,
Your vet's concerns of interaction may not be with the Interferon
Omega. With all of Brambles conditions, I'm afraid that no one would be
able to address his medication needs/concerns w/o having his history in
front of them. If you don't trust the vet that the sanctuary is paying
f
Michelle,
Where did you get this interferon?
Barbara Baass[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Jenn for adding that.
Thanks for offering to find out Nina - if anyone else can find anything out too that would be great - baring in mind the neurological problems probably are FIV related.
PS - Brambl
I should also mention that he takes 2.5mg of Fortekor daily too for a heart
murmer. And also that he has been treated for many secondary infections -
respiratory, earmites, dental etc... over the last two years.
Michelle L
Thanks Jenn for adding that.
Thanks for offering to find out Nina - if anyone else can find anything out
too that would be great - baring in mind the neurological problems probably are
FIV related.
PS - Bramble is on feline omega interferon - not human form
interferon.
Thanks Michelle
I just had an interesting conversation with my dogs vet. Unfortunately
Bramble has to go to a different vet because the sanctuary pay but I sure wish
he went to my dogs vet. I mentioned the current episode and my concerns about
stronghold/Revolution. When I told her she was nodding her head i
Hi Kerry,
You know, I do understand about liability, and not wanting to base
judgments on what people relate without actually doing an exam. I get
that, really I do. I can't tell you how many times someone has told me
something about their dog's behavior that has been WAY off the mark, so
I u
Barbara - I just emailed it to them.
Michelle L
I'm so sorry, Nina---I TOTALLY relate. My vets are just the same--they
will not prescribe antibiotics for a URI e.g. unless they see the cat
first. They don't seem to have any idea of the stress involved--and the
effect on all the kitties of all that stress--in bringing in a feral
FeLV cat.
And whi
Michelle L.,
Formulate your questions and what Bramble has been prescribed/tested for
so I can ask my vet's office. They've been incredibly indulgent with me
in the past, so I'm hoping they will help. I'm not a vet, so I can't
say what the reason would be to not give Bramble seizure meds, (ar
Tad, I have been in contact with a woman who
lives in the next county over from this place and has personal experience with
the case. The facts are, I have been sending out the info that possible
foster homes may be needed since I first heard about the case, but
nothing can be done until the
Title: Message
Michelle, I've never had a blind cat myself, but my
friend in Portsmouth had a cat that became blind as an adult--and went on
to live happily to a ripe old age. I guess because cats' other senses
are so acute they adapt better than a human might expect of them. I've also read
Michelle, or Jenn,
Which Interferon are we talking about feline, or human?
Nina
Nina wrote:
Jenn,
I'll try and give my Internist a call. They don't always get back to
me right away, but maybe they'll be able to answer the question about
interferon and seziure meds.
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] w
Jenn,
I'll try and give my Internist a call. They don't always get back to me
right away, but maybe they'll be able to answer the question about
interferon and seziure meds.
Nina
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Hey guys... I've been talking to Michelle privately, and she said
something that worrie
Title: Message
Barbara, I got my interferon from Walgreen
after my vet wrote the prescription. (It's not the feline interferon, Virbagen
Omega, of course, but the kind that's available in the US, for
humans.)
Walgreen were a bit taken aback at first, but once they
made a call or two, they go
Hey Sweetie,
It sounds like Bramble may be improving, despite the pupil dilation and
possible blindness. It sure sounds like he's still enjoying life,
anybody who gets "excited over his chicken" doesn't sound like they've
given up! Being blind isn't the worst thing that can happen, many
anima
maybe i missed a post, where did you leave your view?
barbara
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military
I have just left my views about the milita
i would be very leary of any retirement program
north shore has because as I recall, they also try to find homes for these
retired pets--so in essence, you the owner might pay thousands of dollars to
have your pet retire to a supposedly safe environment however if north shore
adopts it out t
Oh, MC, how wonderful it must have been to have made such a difference
in the lives of people you were able to educate! It gives me goose
bumps thinking about the people that came to you distraught, ready to
relinquish a loved one, and left with a lighter happier heart! Those
are the kind of
Do you need a prescription for Interferon Alpha? I got mine from my
Internist. It wasn't very expensive.
Nina
Del Daniels wrote:
I ordered mine from Island Pharmacy
in Wisconsin www.islandpharmacy.com
It is not the only place.
Del
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Hi Kat,
While we have you here, I'd like to pick your brain some more about AC.
My question concerns communicating on our own without the help of a
professional AC. I feel, like most people that have a close
relationship with the animals in their care, that I do have a connection
with the an
how the sanctuary where i lived/worked handled taking in cats:
we did NOT list a street address anywhere, for reasons i've mentioned
previously. it was our home as well as that of the cats; the potential
for problems with neighbors tho we were licensed by the state and in
compliance with local reg
I ordered mine from Island Pharmacy in
Wisconsin www.islandpharmacy.com
It is not the only place.
Del
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From:
Barbara Baass
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 5:31
PM
Subject: RE: thanking for the incredible
Jenn
Are you offering the safe environment and transportation for these
cats
You seem quit knowledgable but don't you know that a safe environment
in these parts of the country means PTS
I don't know where you got your information that these cats are
suffering so much...Please give
Jenn -
Thank you for the information. I don't want to get into a debate on it either. I really appreciate the info & I know some of the folks here know about the organization. I wasn't even aware of their stance on some of these issues.
Thanks!
Rachel[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I believe
Thanks for the info!
My personal opinion on the matter is that I do not believe any breed is more dangerous than another. I think people become careless and complacent and forget that they are dealing with an animal. I may view my dogs as my kids, however, I would not leave my 3yr old niece alo
Please guys, if you haven't called yet, please
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Call Scott McCluen, the District Attorney
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And the Roane County Sheriff, David B. Haggard
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