That's hilarious too! What a wonderful image--2 kits sitting on a stool in
front of the TV waiting for mom to switch it on!
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From: maimaipg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 3:29 PM
Subject: Re: laser toy
Ebony and
Yes, thanks Tonya. It's heart-breaking to see how the animals
have been abandoned and evenforcibly taken from their humans.
Kerry
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From:
Nina
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 10:11
AM
Subject: Re: petition to
Thanks for that, Julie -- I found the laser toy article very
helpful. I'll be getting one of those Da Birds! Kerry
- Original Message -
From:
Julie
Johnson
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 10:08
AM
Subject: Wonderful article on
Thanks Nina.
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From: Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: Adult cat resistance to Felv
Lisa had brought up on my IBD list that adult cats are not susceptible
to Felv the way kittens are.
Thanks for that Patti---I couldn't agree more. Belinda is such
a huge part of this group (as well as playing a huge part right from the
beginning-as a relatively new member I didn't realize that until recently
when James made special mention of Belinda's enormous contribution right from
Title: Message
Hideyo
-wondering if you got any of my offlist emails in the last few days or
whether (again) our computers/servers aren't communicating?
Hoping you and your
brood are ok~~please let me know~~Kerry
It's taking me forever to catch up on my email, and I feel very bad about
that.
I've been looking at mail for mid-July and I'm really REALLY sorry to see
the lambasting that Karolyn got from Jenn after Jenn misread Karolyn's
email. Karolyn said: .If you can get the cat to me I will take it
Dear Julie
I'm in tears for you, Julie, for you and Tater Tot---I'm so
sad to hear about the little sweetheart--so very sad. You and he have been
through so much recently and have both worked so hard together to overcome his
illnesses. He was such a fun little fellow too, whichsurely makes
Dear Sheila
I just wanted to say how sorry I am that you lost your dear
Spanky. What a dreadful shock for you. I can well understand your devastation in
losing him---the suddenness and the unexpectedness of it make it so hard. I'm
glad he was so very loved, and I hope the good memories you
Margaret, a PS to Michelle's email--
Revival's tel no is 800 786 4751.
While I sadly did not order the Immuno regulin in time to be able to use
it, the Revival people weregood to deal with and the IR arrived at both
vet clinics thatI had it sent directly to when it was supposed to (ie
Dear Michelle
I'm sitting here in floods of tears having just read your account of sweet
Bramble's last hours. But I'm glad he's at peace now. You and he truly did
everything you could to lengthen his stay on this earth, and he couldn't have
wanted for a more devoted companion and
Title: FW: [FPTRC] NewJerseyAnimalRescue] EMERGENCY! EMERGENCY! EMERGENCY! CAT CAMP FOUNDATION!
Dear all
I'm fwding Ruthie at CatCamp's email (below). It SOUNDS like the situation
has improvedsignificantly since yesterday.
There are still 12 feral catsneeding homes.
Please send out
Oh, Michelle, I'm so, sosorry. My heart goes out to you and Bramble.
Like everyone else on the list, I'm sure, I feel I've grown to know Bramble so
well. He is such a sweet, plucky, gutsy little guy. You two have such a strong
bond, and it's been such an intense and tough time for you
Dear all
I must apologize for being way
behind with my email. Please know that tho I've been largely out of sight you
all have not been out of mind, andI am thinking and praying for all
ofyour sick kitties, and sick family members.
I've been looking locally for an FeLV companion for my
Dear Michelle
Great to hear that Bramble is enjoying his food---AND eating on his own
now. He's obviously benefiting from your strength---I can't tell you how much I
admire you, Michelle, for signing up for a parachute jump for the donkey
sanctuary. ICAN tell you however that that's one of
Thanks for the reminder---until I went away in July I clicked
on 3 sites daily..since I got back it totally slipped my mind...until today.
Kerry
- Original Message -
From:
Brenda K.
Smith
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 7:11
PM
Belinda
Sorry to be a pest, I know how busy you are--just whiz me a one-liner when
you get this to let me know if/approx when you'll be able to add a message
for Georgie's safe return home to the CLS section for Special Needs/Unusual
Circumstances--
thanks!~~
Kerry
06, 2005 12:40
PM
Subject: Re: Please add Flavia to CLS
Belinda
Kerry,
I am so sorry. I know how much you cared for her and she sensed she
could make you understand that it was time for her to leave. I know she
is in a better place, not suffering, but missing you as well.
Happy (belated) birthday to your gorgeous boys!
That is such great news to hear, Jen!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005 2:18 PM
Subject: Our boys' B-day!
I was going to wait to post on the actual day...but since
Terri
Even though I did not know (or know of) Katie, I feel it like
a personal loss---such a tragicwaste of human and animal life. And
devastating for her husband and the rescue world sheworked so hard for.
My heart goes out to her husband and all her family.
Kerry
- Original
I'm catching up with list slowlySheila, I'm so sorry to
hear you lost your dear Spanky. I can well imagine your fears about Buck right
on the heels of your mourning Spanky, so it's great to hear the good news. Buck
sounds such an amazing guy--and a ripe old age too--from everything you
Dear Alejandra
I'm behind with list, but wanted to say how very, very sorry I
am to hear your news of Adri. I am glad that she knew what it was to be loved so
much--many FeLV kitties do not have such care and love as you gave her. I'm also
glad she experienced the trip to your/her new
That's awonderful idea, Stan. Good luck and keep us
posted!
Kerry
- Original Message -
From:
stany
petrov
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 5:20
PM
Subject: leaving_for_2weeks
Hello all,
Nevertheless I don't write
Michelle
I'm still catching up on list, and have just been reading allyour
latest news onBramble--what a hero that little guy is. You two are an
amazing team in fact.
I was extremely heartened to read that despite everything he's gone and is
going through he still enjoys his food and wants
Dear Macarena
You have been through so much lately, losing both sweet Riso and your
beloved Kurt. I believe I remember you saying earlier this year how
devastated you would be if you lost your dear buddy Kurt. Losing our dear
little friends is always so painful. Please know you're always in my
Hi everyone
A co-worker, Nancy (I'm not met her physically; a mutual friend put her in
touch with me), is grief-stricken since losing her cat Georgie. He was
originally a stray who found her.
Last night I gathered a bunch of your emails from the period when Gloria's
Sam went missing from his
Belinda
I don't know (without risking crashing this computer again) if it's possible
to post a CLS message for the safe return of Nancy's Georgie?
Can you let me know--thanks, Kerry
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From: Belinda Sauro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday,
]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 8:50 PM
Subject: Has anyone heard from Kerry MacKenzie?
Hi Everyone,
Have I missed a post from Kerry MacKenzie? She was suppose to be back
around the 23rd.
Nina
Belinda--I'm sorry to hear about yr friend's bad experience. Awful, but it
doesn't surprise me any more. I've used Drs Dodin and Dr Rovner for years
and trust and like them
both. They were at Higgins till recently and have both left (owner is a
jerk-- tell your friend to avoid Dr Humphrey Roberts,
Dear all
My sweet, gorgeous little girl Flavia is gone.
It all happened so quickly. When I went in to check on her at 9.30am (she
had seemed fine at 6am and later), she was hiding in the carrier, and seemed
to be breathing more rapidly than the others. I also noticed than someone
had vomited--a
A PS--welcome back Sally--we missed you and your wise replies.
Kerry
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 10:51 AM
Subject: Re: HELP...for Michelle L.
Dear Michelle L.:
Haven't been onlist for a while due to
It's been a painfulday. I lost my gentle giant Snowball this
afternoon. I never expected that.
He was breathing rapidly when I got home from the clinic. I thought at
first he was stressed because of losing his girlfriend Flavia. I couldn't take
the risk, tho, so I rushed him to the clinic.
Hi everyone
I'm sorry I've been out of touch---I've been going kinda crazy
over Flavia's current illness and the logistics ofher being cared for
medically while I'm gone.
Hideyo, I hope George and Angel are doing better? I'm sending
lots of healthy and positive visualization for them. Also,
Once again Michelle, I'm so very grateful to you. I sent the text of your
and Kyle's emails to the vet, and I checked they got there before she left for
the holiday weekend. (She said she had never used immunoregulin, so now she has
something to read over the weekend!)
Flavia's PCV count was
Hi everyone
Flavia's test was not so good last night--her hematocrit went down from 21
to17. I'm taking her again on Saturday for the same test. I wish so much
that I wasn't going out of the country on Wednesday--it is such bad timing.
Michelle had suggested I read the article on immunoregulin
Ok group, now the
dust has settled, at least for today, re Flavia, more opinions wanted,
please.
I was surprised to find that my vet
clinic, while telling me Flavia urgently needed a transfusion, did not have the
facilities to do it.
I wasamazed when I then took
her to emergency services,
Thanks Patti. Yes, agreed--i don't see how you can
call yourself "emergency" if you don't have the wherewithal to provide for
emergencies. I have no idea if it's unusual or not. I'm certainly going to be
making enquiries.
Kerry
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From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I had no idea about the shortage. Thanks for that, Michelle, and for the
suggestions. Kerry
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From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Sunday, June 26, 2005 1:50 PM
Subject: Re: question re clinics' ability
to meet
Took Flavia for another blood test today, and her countis maintained
at 21. So that's a relief, for today at any rate. Have scheduled another
bloodwork appointment for Wednesday. (I have a suspicion that she is still
craving litter--she was sniffing it this morning and may have eaten some.)
Wanted to let you all know how Flavia is, but first I
apologize for not being able yet to replyto your kind individual
emails--thank you so much--it's been a crazy two days.
Flavia's hematocrit went from 6 (or 7.5 depending on which
reading) to 17 with the transfusion. She had dep and dex
Hi all
I've been up most of night with Flavia. I noticed she wasn't
moving much last night, and didn't appear to want to eat. When I tried coaxing
her with a treat, she went into the box and ate some litter instead. Not good.
Then she defecated outside the box 2 or 3 times. I stayed with her
Thanks Carla.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 9:29 AM
Subject: Re: Flavia not well, please send good wishes
Kerry
I will keep Flavia in my thoughts today and prayers tonight.
Carla
will be just fine!
Joan
-Original Message-From: Kerry
MacKenzie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 22,
2005 10:24 AMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject:
Flavia not well, please send good wishes
Hi all
I've been up most of night with Flavia. I
Thanks Gloria.
Yes, I'm always amazed by badly behaved animal clinic people. I felt bad
about taking poor Flavia there. It wasn't what I expected--at all.
- Original Message -
From: Gloria B. Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 9:40 AM
that other clinic, but at least now you know.. Once
again, I'm so glad I have my vets - they aren't open on the weekends, but they
are open at 730a with a vet getting there at 8. Good
luck!Kerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
I've been up most of night
Dr Dodin called and said the hematocrit came back as 7.5. As I
feared, it's nonregenerative anemia. She said we need to see how Flavia does
tomorrow morning after the transfusion (she was also in an oxygen tent last time
I saw her), and all being "well" will prescribe Depomedrol and
Jennifer
Your email body text hasn't come through either time---hope
Sebastian is OK?
Can you try sending your message again?
Kerry
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From:
JENNIFER RATLIFF
To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2005 4:29 PM
Subject: Sebastian
Your email made me laugh out loud, Nina--and we can do with plenty of that,
right?!
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From: Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 3:10 PM
Subject: Re: For Hideyo: PLEASE can ANYONE help - Blind Kitten Very Sad
I'm thinking
That is just the best news, Gloria. I'm thrilled for you and the little
scamp. Well done for all your efforts, which truly paid off! Thanks for
letting us know tonight--esp. as you must be emotionally as well as
physically exhausted! (But boy, you'll sleep well tonight.)
hugs to you and Sam, Kerry
Dear Jamie
You've been through hell and high water today saying goodbye
to your brave little Andy. After reading your heart-wrenching account I can
safely say there are cat-people all over North Americaand probably
worldwide crying with youtonight, me among them.
In among all the horror of
Marlene, I just want you to know I'm thinking of you and Digby
and sending healing thoughts his way. Having been through similar trauma (sadly,
like most on the list) I doubt very much that you and your husband "missed
something" -- in my experience a FeLV kitty can seem fine one minute and
Jamie
Just want to say I'm thinking of you and Franklin and sending
positive vibes along with the hope that you at least get started on a diagnosis
for him tomorrow at the vet. I know what a horribly worrying time this is for
you seeing your little kitty go through this---please try to
Dear Michelle
You've been through SO much already, and now Pepsi, and Fern.
I'm so, sosorry Michelle. Words are so useless at a time like this--I wish
I could be there to give you a big hug, you are always here for everyone else
with your superbly researched information andsolid adviceand
Sue,
Wondering how your kitty is today. I also must apologize--I focused on the
words diarrhea and vomiting in your post, not the words not eating. So,
yes, getting her to eat anything nutritious would be good. If she hasn't
improved overnight I hope you're able to get medical advice or attention
Sue,
I looked up Anitra Frazier's book and diarrhea and vomiting can also be a
sign of an impacted hairball. She recommends giving kitty half a teaspoon of
plain petroleum jelly. (That's what I use; it's easily available from
drugstores.)
Really hoping that it's something as simple as that, keep
Dear Michelle
Tough one. If it were me, I think I would keep the appointment to get it
over and done with earlier rather than later, while doing everything possible to
minimize the stress on Ginger. It IS very good news that she appears to be
taking an interest in food--as you say it does
I believe this is the address--try it and see:
http://felineleukemia.org/mailman/listinfo/felvtalk_felineleukemia.org
- Original Message -
From:
Barbara
Carnahan
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2005 9:37 PM
Subject: Unsubscribe
I have
Sue,
Buy skinless, boneless chicken breast now and broil it for your cat--a cat
with diarrhea needs bland food and that is what vets recommend. Don't
continue with the current diet until the diarrhea is gone. (That's what i
did for my cat Snoball who had ongoing diarrhea last summer. He's over it
Dear Michelle
I just logged on to ask you about Ginger, so I'm glad to find your update.
Am praying as hard as I can that today's surgery does solve the problem, and
she's able to start eating again as soon as her poor mouth recovers from the
surgery. (I wonder how long that normally takes?) I
Hi Barbara
I'm glad you found a good home for Tom. Like all kitties, he deserves
the best. Thanks for looking out for the little furball. Many peoplewould
havelooked the other way. (Will you be able to see him/check up on him
again?)
I just looked back the emails and found this posted to me
Dear Michelle
I'm coming in late, and I'm very sorry to hear Ginger is not eating--I know
how panic-inducing that is. If it's any consolation, she does sound in much
better shape (her test results so far, fact she's playing) than Levi was
when he stopped eating. With the little experience I have,
Dear Lisa
I know what you mean about emergency vets. I'm sending lots of
healing thoughts for little Roxie, and lots of good wishesfor the visit
toyour vet tomorrow. (Are you able to take her when they open in the
am?)
I'm so glad you didn't succumb to the pressure. You know your
kitty
well, i just got Hideyo's and Tonya's (and no others
today)---so i guess it's working? kerry
- Original Message -
From:
catatonya
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2005 7:34
PM
Subject: Re: no postings
only yours!Hideyo Yamamoto
Hi all
You may rememberI sent out an email last week about a
bad vet clinic in Chicago, McKillips. I sentthe same emailto a PAWS
counsellor in Chicago, and she left me a message saying she'd never had
a"good feeling" about that clinic, and went on to say that people who had
adopted a PAWS
Steve, just wanted to say, as we come to the end of the the
first warm weekend we've had for months in Chicago, you're in my thoughts. I
hope you're doing ok, or as ok as can be expected at this difficult time for
you.
Sending lots of good wishes your way.
take care, Kerry
That's great news, Michael. Big hugs to Stitches. Kerry
- Original Message -
From: Michael Cameron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, April 16, 2005 6:31 PM
Subject: Re: Michael, how are you and Stitches?
I have good news. stitch is eating and drinking on
Dear Hideyo
I don't have enough experience to know what may be wrong, but
I am sending lots of positive healing vibes for Simon. Are you assist
feedinghim? Or trying an appetite stimulant? Catnip isone appetite
stimulant I believe, and I know there are others that have been mentioned on the
Dear Steve
I wanted to let you know I'm thinking of you and Loki. Like just about
everyone else on the list, I know the pain you're going through watching
Loki battle against all the odds, and I know the anguish you felt when you
had the tests run. And you have already been through so much. (I
Title: AOL Email
Dear Patti
Your story of Felix moved me to tears. You are both
of you such fantastically brave individuals. I hope your house sells soon and
you get the chance to start anew too, just like youmade sure Felix did. He
sounds such a plucky little kitty, and he was so very
Carrie,
Thank you for caring so much for these kitties. They find
their way to you because they know that when they find you, they also find
kindness and love. You are a wonderful and generous soul whomakes
theworld a better place. Would thatthere were more like
you.
I hope you are able to
Hi all
Can someone please tell me what the best way to sterilize a pre-used
carpet-covered kitty condo would be? (It's the type that Petsmart/Petco
sells, and it's tall---5'8 and totally carpet-covered.)
I acquired it this morning, free, through freecycle.org (thanks so much
Melissa for spreading
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