Hi All,
New member, just an intro post - and a long one. I will tend to lurk more
then comment, unless I feel compelled to do so. I'm here to learn and to
share my experience and hear about others.
I've been fostering kittens for a local shelter since 2003. Up until this
year I've been
Hi and welcome. I am glad you have the three. I recommend Immuno-regulin for
upper respiratory infections that hang on. There are some articles about it on
this group's website, and a number of us have used it successfully. Dosing is
for cats up to 15 pounds, at .25 ml. I am not sure what dosi
Dear Kelley,
You will be strong enough. You will be strong enough
for Missy, because you love her so. You asked how we
do it...I believe that the good Lord doesn't give us
more than we can handle. Of course, when times get
tough for me, the only way I can get through them is
by asking for help
And I can say from my personal experience ... you're NOT a hoarder. How are
you? I have some albuterol for you ... PAT
Leslie Lawther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:What a diabolical liberty!! My...
that just gets my blood boiling... We have quite a few cats ourselves, luckily
in our county t
Welcome to the group Jo. Your story is not uncommon in the group, I think
several people have joined over the years because they became parents to a
FELV+ litter of kittens. Sounds like you are doing really well with them.
Phaewryn
Donations Needed for Whitey's emergency Vet Care!
http://ucat.us/
Hi all,
I do rescue work in the Chicago area. My group took in a queen from
another organization; she was about to give birth and in fact did so
hours after we received her.
Fast forward three months... three of the kittens were sterilized and
SNAP tested negative/negative on 12/2. She was sepa
Have Missy's portrait made--either by a professional or a friend who is
really good with a camera. Assuming you out live her, you will take great
pleasure in this. At least I have with my own critters. I truly enjoy
looking at their pictures. They remind me of how totally wonderful our
frie
1) How much danger of contracting the virus are my cats in (they
received their last feleuk vaccine in late October)?
Little to none. Adult healthy cats are naturally immune to FELV in most cases,
plus
yours were recently vaccinated with a vaccine that is 85% effective, so I'd say
you
are fairly
I'm cross-posting this:
Dear Best Friends Members,
For years, the Magills have lived close to a park in Los Gatos that was a
convenient dumping ground for unwanted cats.For years, Doug Magill and his wife
have helped the cats abandoned near their home by providing them with medical
care
She's precious!
Kelley Saveika <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Oh, definitely, I would never let
Missy go uncared for. But it is about time to take her to the cardiologist
again and I'm scared. She's the best cat. She's not afraid of anything, and
when peopel come over she will jump into their
My Tigger is a lap kitty :)
Gina
Jennifer Phaewryn O'Gwynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a very nice "lap fungus" kitty here just now. They do happen
occasionally.
Phaewryn
Donations Needed for Whitey's emergency Vet Care!
http://ucat.us/Whitey.html
DONATE VIA PAYPAL
Test.. I am not getting emails from this group.
Sally
uess that reason was to make sure
they'd have a happy, good life for however long they may or may not have.
So that's my LONG story and how I came to owning FeLV positive cats.
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She is adorable. She doesn't want you to be too afraid. Concerned yes but not
tooo afraid. Her job is not to cause you pain but she does have lessons to
teach you. Just look at that face! I've been thru this several times
(different illnesses but all terminal). The last was with the Ro
I got this one...
elizabeth
On 12/28/06, Sally <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Test.. I am not getting emails from this group.
Sally
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