In a message dated 12/14/05 9:30:41 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Beautiful smoke colored FeLV mother cat desperately needs a homePlease
help us find a home for
Hi. I know that you said that fasting Brooklyn made his stools solid
for the first time. Did that last after you started feeding him again? And how
long had he had loose stools before that, and how loose?
I am still struggling with Lucy's diarrhea. I am considering fasting her
and was just
Gloria,
First my condolences on losing Chrissy this way! It's so frustrating
when people think they are doing the right thing, but don't bother
contacting someone who they should know would be able to give them
advice. I think you may be right, this had more to do with the
adopter's
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Thank you, I did! Thank you very much for
writing for me I appreciate it very much, Kerry!
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Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005
3:50 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Hideyo's court case
Hideyo, call Best Friends in Utah. I bet they have a lot of
information about various cities, as they work on this issue. I know that
Phoenix has a low rate of euthanasia so you may want to call them.
Michelle
In a message dated 12/14/2005 3:52:58 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Thank you, Michelle.
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Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005
2:04 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: OT:can you help
research for my hearing??
Hideyo, call Best Friends in Utah. I
Absolutely - everything that you said - you expressed it so well. So
frustrating, and hard to evaluate the adopting woman's emotional
state. And I end up with such a duality of feelings. She mentioned
something about wanting to consider another kitty. I'm just going to
ignore her and not
I don't know, I think I might talk to her about not being ready to take
on the emotional hazards that come with the responsibility of holding
another life in her hands. (I don't know if I'd put it that way!). She
may just go get another kitty somewhere else. It sounds like she's in
such
I've been seriously thinking about getting microchips. Don't think anyone
else in our rescue group is that interested, but maybe I'll bring the
subject up again. Those are all good points - I may do that. The vet is
maybe 15 miles away, and may not be aware of our cat rescue, so I do want
Maybe Chrissy has saved more than one life with the sacrifice of her own. :(
N
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I've been seriously thinking about getting microchips. Don't think
anyone else in our rescue group is that interested, but maybe I'll
bring the subject up again. Those are all good points
You know, I LIVE at Walmart. I have thought and thought of boycotting them, even before this. But I went to petsmart today to buy litter and I HATE giving them my business as well when they are selling all of the poor exotic birds being teased by children running around and screaming at them.
catatonya wrote:
Maybe this shouldn't be on the list, but I would really like to know if
others have a hard time handling or balancing your animals and any
semblance of a 'normal, happy' life?? I guess it sounds like a 'martyr
complex'. I don't know. It just seems like so very few people
Geez, Tonya -- how awful.
Living in Jersey where I do, I see lots of animals on the side of the
road: cats and deer mostly. But occasionally there are dogs, geese,
and other rodents (possum, raccoons, etc.). I makes me sick the way people
just plow into these poor creatures without a
OK - as I understand the message, she's in Minnesota, right? MC
(Tenhousecats) is in Michigan, has volunteered with a large rescue there,
and hopefully might have a suggestion -
Gloria
At 07:41 PM 12/14/2005, you wrote:
I can't follow exactly what is going on with the testing and if it's
Hello,
Two weeks ago I took a cat in that had been abandoned. Today, I took
her to the vet and found out she was tested as positive for feline
leukemia. I also found out today that she is pregnant.
I have a 15 year old cat that does not have leukemia. Thus, I cannot
keep this new cat but I
Thanks Gloria,I replied to the group I found it on and to the person who posted it as well. I've got to get to bed soon so it will probably be tomorrow evening before I can get any more info. Maybe there's a rescue that could help her out. Maybe I could send her a 'Christmas gift' if this is
Hi,
If your 15 year old negative is vaccinated, it's unlikely that he will get
FeLV, especially if you can keep them separate for a while until they get used
to each other's scents.
I mostly lurk on the list lately, and am FeLV free at the moment, so I will
let other list members who are
Janet,
As Terri and Tonya have already mentioned, many of us mix adult negs
that have been vaccinated with pos. It's a judgement call and of
course no matter what our success rate in doing this is, there's no
safer protection for your elderly cat than to not mix them together.
That's what most
Tonya, it so humbles me and honors us all that you did the right - though
difficult - thing. But you did the right thing, and demonstrated to all
those whizzing cars. It made people think - and maybe next time some one
of them will behave differently Most important, you helped the poor
In a message dated 12/14/05 11:57:53 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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the
wetness test? WHAT
Western blot, maybe???
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