That was beautifully said Nina. I just couldn't find the words for what was in my heart, but you really spoke to it. Thank you so much Leslie for what you have done for the Angels. GinaNina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Oh Leslie my heart is breaking for you! I want to stomp my feet and cry at
I am so sorry for your loss. Boomer knew he was loved and loved you for
sharing your life with him. God bless.
Lori
Leslie, I am very sorry for your loss. Azrael is now in heaven, we will see
them again!
Hi guys, I though some animal lovers would be interested in
this.
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Glass? Plants? Any kind of knick knacks? Rugs??? Forget it! t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Kerry wrote: After I discovered the 3rd pool of throw up yesterday (oh yes, and a 4th when i got home last night) in desperation I threw out my last remaining plant. Wait, you have PLANTS? I
Wow, Leslie! That was beautiful!!! So many lessons to learn from these little ones...it really is amazing! Thanks for sharing and I'm glad you are beginning to heal. Hugs back! :) MJLeslie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Thank you all so much for your support and kind words. I am doing be
Oh Leslie, you say it so well! They are a never-ending source of amazement and love. Watching youngsters learn about their world is wonderful and having a creature love you SOO much. it's humbling and makes me feel very grateful to be able to appreciate it.Leslie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
Thank you all so much for your support and kind words. I am doing better with the loss of this sweet one. I'll let you know what happens with getting another, I'm just letting this work itself out right now, not trying to force anything. It's you all who are amazing, being able to give and give,
His auto feeder is plastic... come to think of it, it's been months since I
let it completely empty and actually washed it with soap. Do they make metal
auto feeders?
Phaewryn
Please adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescue!!! http://ucat.us/adopt.html Low cost
Spay&Neuter services in VT,
"kindling wrapped in fabric" is almost as good as the way another
friend recently described snakes: "bungee cords with personalities."
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Leslie,
I just wanted to remind you that two of the six felv bottle babies that
I rescued are doing great at over 3yrs old now. One of them has tested
neg and the other has never been tested. There is hope that the little
littermate of Azrael's still at the shelter might be one of the
except
Hi everyone, I didn't know kitty barf would be such a hot topic! I really think Dash just stuffs himself silly, no hairballs yet, just a huge pile of half-digested cat food. I'll switch him back to his old food and see how he does. I had a long-haired kitty many years ago, I still remember
To all who have lost fur-friends/family recently, my deepest condolences. There is a safe friendly non-pushy place you can go if you need to talk about your loss or if you just want some company while you figure out if you need to talk or not - MC has mentioned it and I've been hanging out in a nu
Are you feeding him with plastic bowls for food and water?
In most cases this will cause Feline Acne on the chin.
In a message dated 8/14/2006 7:23:52 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyone know if Relief shampoo with Pramoxine HCI and Colloidal Oatmeal would be good for
You slay me MC! And btw, I think you can rest assured, few would accuse
you of being "normal"
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TenHouseCats wrote:
at one point, i considered putting the cats into the glass-fronted
bookcases just so i could leave the breakables out...
Oh Leslie my heart is breaking for you! I want to stomp my feet and cry
at the Universe about the unfairness of it all. Such a childish
reaction, but there it is. I can only imagine how you are feeling. The
"WHYS" of it all must be driving you crazy with grief. You are one
remarkable woman
Oh such a sad, sweet tale about Boomer! What an incredible miracle boy
he was! I'm so sorry for your loss. It's a testimate to your love and
care that he was able to stay with you longer than expected. It never
gets easier losing them, whether we have "prepared" ourselves, or not.
Most of
Diane and Gail,
I haven't been able to participate in the list and I just saw your post
about having to let Patches go. I'm so sorry. I know you were hoping
for a miracle to turn his illness around. Please remember that you
already shared a miracle the day you all found each other. You resc
Oh Leslie! I am so sorry to hear your news!! My heart breaks for you. But I'm glad she was able to feel loved and cared for in her brief time here. Bless you for that tremendous gift you gave her. I know you had a hard time deciding whether to adopt her in the first place (and we were all look
My thoughts and prayers are with you as you deal with the loss of Boomer. Know that he knew he was loved and he left happy. And he loved you. Sending vibes for peaceful crossing and for comfort for you. MJDiane Rosenfeldt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm sorry to hear that you lost your Boome
Leslie, My condolences on sweet Azrael passing, may she cavort forever happily at the Bridge Marta Please visit my shop Cat Agora gifts for cat caregivers http://www.cafepress.com/marta
Diane, I'm so sorry to hear your news!! He was very lucky to have you and Gail to do all you could for him. Bless you for loving him. I will be thinking of and praying for both of you...and sending wishes for a peaceful crossing to Patches. Hugs, MJDiane Rosenfeldt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I used to be somewhat anal about keeping my house clean, dusting and
vacuuming 3 or 4 times a week, sometimes more, then came the furballs,
used to have nick nacks, no more, used to have plants, no more, used to
buy nice furniture, now look for material that hides cat hair and
replace it more
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I heard a recent crash, but a brief glance
(middle of night, feeling half-drugged) left me none the wiser. Later in week
discovered one of them had knocked a glass vase off the mantelpiece. Amazingly
it survived. Not even a chip. However it had hit a glass lampbowl on the
flo
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Brilliant. A keeper!
Reminds me of a (former!) friend who is
completely anal about tidiness. Even I began to dislike visiting her because I
felt my mere presence in her living-room constituted untidiness.
In response to her _expression_ of horror when
I said my cats used my s
I like that idea of the cats in the glass-fronted
bookcases so the breakables can be out! LOL
Precious Pets, Almost Home Association
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> at one point, i considered putting the cats into the
> glass-fronted
> bookcases just so i could leave the breakable
This is wonderful - my feelings exactly...said so well.
In a message dated 8/14/2006 6:41:52 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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Someone on another list was asking about if she should allow her cat to
shred her chair. I just had to share my reply with you guys, cause
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