Gloria, I took in a blind and deaf cat a couple of years ago (I think she could
see shadows, maybe)- she was 18, and her owner was moving to Chicago and
didn't want to be bothered with her- she was going to be put to sleep if no one
took her, so of course Crazy Cat Lady here came to the rescue.
Gloria I would be happy to take him into my sanctuary and work with him, but
I'm in SW Florida. I'm not sure that I would be closer to you than the one
in North Carolina. If you are interested, let me know.
www.helpingpawsanimalsanctuary.com
http://www.helpingpawsanimalsanctuary.com/
We are
I live in Black Mountain NC and would be more than happy to give him a home.
I'm really not too familiar with how things are done here but I have a male
that I rescued from outside that has feline leukemia and I keep him separated
from my other cats. I'm sure he would be happy for the
I live in Black Mountain NC and would be more than happy to give him a home.
I'm really not too familiar with how things are done here but I have a male
that
I rescued from outside that has feline leukemia and I keep him separated from
my
other cats. I'm sure he would be happy for the
I live in Black Mountain NC and would be more than happy to give him a home.
I'm really not too familiar with how things are done here but I have a male
that
I rescued from outside that has feline leukemia and I keep him separated from
my
other cats. I'm sure he would be happy for the
Thank you Sharyl. This morning I had to take my old sweetie to
the vet to be put to sleep. He was 17 years old and had been
dealing with kidney failure for over a year. As all of us know,
making the decision to put a pet to sleep is one of the most
difficult decisions we ever have to make, but
Lorrie, I was saddened to read that Beezer has crossed the Rainbow Bridge. I
understand how hard that decision is but it is also the greatest gift we can
give to a terminally ill furry friend. With each kitty I have had a QOL guide
to judge when it was time for that cat to cross over - them
Lorrie, your vet was right. we want to keep our ufrry friends and our family
here with with us forever or at least as loong as possible. sometimes that is
not best for them. irealized that when my fatherpassed at 92. i wantd so for
him to stay longer, but he was tired of figting the
Theresa, if you felv kitty is lonely, ask your vet about mixing him with your
other cats. my veet said that as long as hey are up on their shots, it is okay
and mine have been mixed for 2 years now with no problems. sure does make
everyone happier.
brooklynnat...@charter.net wrote:
I
you sound like me. think maybe the word sucker is tatooed on your head. had
to tell my vet to keep an eye on me as i feel that 8 is enough and i don't want
to become a hoarder. but, i love each and every one of them and would rather
eat less myself than give thm up.
POTT wrote:
My vet totally discourages putting them together. He said there is too much
risk. I have 7 other cats that are all healthy and I would love to be able to
have them all be together but I'm afraid. I wouldn't want the healthy ones to
get sick. I would feel so responsible.
Someone surveyed the group about a year ago and quite a few people do
co-mingle. Maybe you can check archives on co-mingling if you want to see
that information.
Because the FeLV+ cat has a compromised immune system, it is important to
protect that cat from anything contagious going on with the
Lorrie, I am sorry to hear Beezer has moved on. He is lucky he found you and
it sounds like you were lucky, too.
When you can, I would love to hear the story behind his name - it's a great
name that I cannot say without a smile.
God bless you and God speed Beezer boy.
L
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