That's why I can't do rescue! I can't give them up! He's turned into the
biggest mush of all! Lives for those head buts!! My ONLY problem with him
is that my Tucson, (my other FELV+) has a thing about him and goes after him
any chance she gets. He's a real wimpy sort of guy so he would stay hi
yeah, but some of us, who weren't even on this list then, still asked
about Big Boy for years after you DIDN'T place him with us! hee
hee.
On 2/5/07, Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Haven't chimed in too often lately but just want to offer another
perspective. Tamara & I were both look
Haven't chimed in too often lately but just want to offer another
perspective. Tamara & I were both looking for someplace for one of our
cats-she for Simms, me for Big Boy. We touched base with each other to
compare notes & I remember when this all happened. Being a total neophyte
at this, I so
No problem - I have a few -- so I am sure that I will have some for
you..
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Paolo
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 3:15 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Acemannan for sale
Hideyo, I AM INTERESTED
Hideyo, I AM INTERESTED in Acemannan, but I won't be able to talk to the
oncologist until Wednesday, and to see him in person until Monday...
If you have someone other interested and moving faster than me, please
go on... otherwise I will write you on Wednesday or Monday.
Paolo
Hi, I wanted to let you know that I would like to sell some of Acemannan
I got for my JoJo - please respond to me only if you are interested in
purchasing.
Hi Paulo
Most of my cats do this. Sometimes they eat the grass to get rid of a tummy
ache. I am sureone else will geive a better explanation.
Sally
On 2/5/07, Paolo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now I am obviously hyper-sensitive towards Rompi, but there is something
he always did in the past:
i can't remember the details, but there are two types of grass that
cats like to eat--one has sharp, pointy leaves, one has broader, more
rounded ones. one of them they eat SPECIFICALLY to make themselves
throw up, to get rid of queasy tummies!
really.
On 2/5/07, Paolo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
well said.
what's really sad is that, with the in-fighting that goes on, people
are sometimes afraid to ask for help when they need it. or if they DO
ask for it, it's either used against them, or they don't receive it.
it IS hard to learn to know your own limits, to say 'no,' especially
when we
Now I am obviously hyper-sensitive towards Rompi, but there is something
he always did in the past: when he eats some herbs [or "grass", sorry,
I am not sure about the appropriate English word], after some hours he
always trow up, and there you find the herb [grass], still whole.
Do your cats beha
At 01:20 PM 2/5/2007, you wrote:
Maybe just letting people know to really check out ANY place where
you cat ends up...and make appointments to do follow ups, I
personally do home checks when I adopt out any kitty or dog, and I do
follow ups, One of my kitties. Little came back to me this week
At 01:20 PM 2/5/2007, you wrote:
We do walk a thin line thoughsounds more like Gemini to me though,,lol
here i go being terminally libra again--ON THE OTHER paw.
this is a pretty closed list, with people particularly attuned to the
needs of special-needs cats, so not as public as
i didn't think it was a personal attack, either, actually. i thought
it was a well-worded reminder to all of us
On 2/5/07, tamara stickler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Nina,
I thought that perhaps the issue I initiated was begining to escalate and
just wanted to dead-end any path that
here i go being terminally libra again--ON THE OTHER paw.
this is a pretty closed list, with people particularly attuned to the
needs of special-needs cats, so not as public as some.
many, many of us in rescue had heard things about angel wings, and we
did nothing. we didn't want to cause tr
Thanks Nina,
I thought that perhaps the issue I initiated was begining to escalate and
just wanted to dead-end any path that might lead to hard feelings. It has
never been, nor will it ever be my intention to cause distress or negative
emotions to bubble over on the list.
Thanks for
At 11:51 AM 2/5/2007, you wrote:
We can and should only relay facts as we personally know them, and do
our best to do it privately if at all possible, If we have
misgivings, it is our duty to protect the animals, We all have
different standards. My cats have dirt to play in and bushes,,,and i
Tamara,
I certainly appreciate your taking the time to post to the list about
your personal experience with RR. Your language and tact was in no way
interpreted, (certainly not by me) as a definitive slam on them
personally. You were very clear about your involvement. It started a
lively di
Hey, I understand. I can understand where both the person who had volunteered
to take Simms and Rude Ranch, are coming from. RR has a business to protect
for the sake of the animals under its care, and they can only continue if the
people who entrust the animals to them continue to help pay fo
Oh.. sorry-- I did not do a spell check! Yes, I meant "precious"
To one who care for Lucy - Lucy is doing pretty good, actually -- my
apology -- I just cannot type!!!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nina
Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2007
exactly. it only takes one person with their own agenda to cause
irreparable harm.
we were once contacted by someone who wanted us to take her two FeLVs,
from quite a distance away. as FeLVs don't do really well on long
transports, we tried to work with her on more local options. every
place
I do not know personally of the place but be careful when saying
something negative like that on line, You could really hurt someone
trying to help.
I have a small sanctuary and would never allow anyone in here with
out an appointment, There are many many crazy people out there
unfamiliar with
Susan, my heart goes out to you for your losing your little Buddy and
I'm sorry too that you weren't even able to say goodbye to him. (I'm
presuming the man disposed of Buddy's remains.)
I'm sending your little miracle guy Leader prayers and healing vibes. Is
he rejecting assist-feeding also? When
the other thing i have to say, tho i think that tamara's comments
weren't about rude ranch's conditions but about the other person's
home, is that whomever said that cats are clean and neat has never
lived with a large number of them
our facilities at the sanctuary were extensive, and designe
Dear Michelle
I can't tell you how shocked and sad and tearful I was/am to see your
email this morning. Feeling a sense of torment/attack by the list is the
last thing you need--especially you, who have given so much of yourself
and your wisdom and knowledge---and so unsparingly--to ALL of us.
My f
It is my understanding that Bob and Kathy were living in and had as a
shelter a few years ago a much smaller place than the very large house they
have now. I had no problem making an appointment at our mutual convenience
when I went to adopt a cat this past December. It looked very clean and the
on the other paw.
as someone who lived/worked at a sanctuary, let me explain something
about the reasons places ask for notice before people are allowed to
visit.
a real sanctuary will NEVER turn anyone with a legitimate reason to
reason to visit down. HOWEVER, in most cases, this is also th
Thanks. You know, when I started rearranging my schedule so that I could
begin to feed the little colony a year ago when the girl who'd been doing it
moved out of town I had some "trapped" feelings thinking how inconvenient it
was going to be to do this day after day - I was sorry at first th
Yes, Rude Ranch does LOOK like a great place...BUT:
I attempted to place a cat at Rude Ranch a few years back, committing to the
monthly support fee needed to surrender. My first choice for the felv + stray
I had rescued was an actual home, not an institution, so when a woman called
and
aw, susan, i'm sorry. GLOW to guide Buddy over the bridge, where he'll
never have to be hungry or cold again.
and for miracle's journey to be gentle and soft if it's his time.
this is heartbreaking work we do, at the end of their little lives,
but they give us so much in return that we just keep
I am so sorry to hear about sweet little Buddy. I
hope you are able to relocate Sissy. I will keep
Leader and Sissy in my prayers.
Cindy Reasoner
--- Susan Loesch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This has not been a good weekend at my house. I
> have a little 4-cat feral colony I have fed daily
>
Ditto, Michelle. We all have different feelings and opinions -- and nobody is
trying to tell you what to do. What is right for one person isn't right for
another. One thing I like about the list is the way we play "devil's advocate"
for one another -- sometimes asking hard questions. Then w
*Susan, I'm so sorry for your horrible weekend... and the possible loss of
your colony kitten. We care for several colonies as well... and know how
sad it is when you suspect something has happened to one of them. *
**
*Prayers for your little Leader too... *
**hugs**
*Leslie =^..^=*
On 2/5/
How sad, on all counts. Here's hoping that you can at least bring Sissy
in, in time. Gentle Bridge vibes to Buddy, he was lucky to have you
looking out for him. And healing vibes to Leader.
Diane R.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
This has not been a good weekend at my house. I have a little 4-cat feral
colony I have fed daily for a year -- we've had pretty bad weather lately and
I've put mounds of food out -- and haven't seen Buddy and Sissy, two little
longhaired tabby littermates in over a week. Hoped that they were
Paolo, just wanted you to know I'm thinking about you. Don't
unsubscribe from Feline Anemia if you need it - I'm not sure but
assuming you're getting too much mail perhaps - if so, just change to
the no mail (web only) option and go read them off the web.
Sending my best to you and your ki
Michelle, I just wanted to tell you that you, Lucy and
Gray are in my prayers. I am so sorry all of you are
having to go through this.
Cindy Reasoner
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Since I last wrote, Lucy got up, climbed all 14
> stairs to the upstairs, ate
> half a jar of baby food and a
Thank you ALL for your replies You are all SO caring& wonderful!
As of today, my Charity is eating very well, using litter box, allowing me
to stroke her, purring...
She really seems very content,
Now Bart, well, besides being so bloated, he is NOT eating (much). When I
went out
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