nina i am living vicariously through your adventures wih star.!! hehehehe weirdly enuf i reckon it is because i am preparing for a *star* of my own, at some point! with flava it was a second recovery..the nasty dogs down the road had grabbed her by the head and were flinging
, didn't it have a sad outcome? I was just thinking about the "things we do". So many people just don't get it. Most everyone I know, (in my "physical" life, not this cyber one!), would have had Starman pts already and they would somehow be able to sleep like babies afte
le just don't get it. Most everyone I
know, (in my "physical" life, not this cyber one!), would have had
Starman pts already and they would somehow be able to sleep like babies
afterward. I guess if I'm going to lose sleep, this is a much better
reason!
Thanks again dar
side, he's really come to trust me, (don't ask me why or how!)Ninawendy wrote:>Hey Nina,>>How is Starman doing? Have things gotten any better?>>:)>Wendy>>__>Do You Yahoo!?>Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around >http://mail.yahoo.com >>>> >
to bed with me, snuggled her in and she immediately fell into
a deep, restful sleep. I wish I could do that sort of thing with
Starman. :(
Nina
Marylyn wrote:
Have you tried a snuggle safe (hard plastic filled with a fluid).
Microwave one, put it in a towel on whatever he sleeps on and it wi
w man.
St.
Francis
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From: "Nina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 2:33 PM
Subject: Re: Starman
Hi Wendy,
Thanks for asking about Star. I've got sleep deprivation from trying to
figure out a way to bring h
LOLOLOL...blow this pop stand.
I bet you will find a great solution on what to do
with Starman, but in the meantime, neutering is a
great idea. hehe
:)
Wendy
--- Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yeah, it's a laugh riot around here. The habitat is
> large and it has 2&#
's
always been right. At this point, I'm still thinking we may have to
find a more suitable home for Starman. :(
Nina
wendy wrote:
Hey Nina,
Very cool on the trust thing. I hope things change
for the better once he gets snipped. Your stories
about Star are funny, even though you m
Hey Nina,
Very cool on the trust thing. I hope things change
for the better once he gets snipped. Your stories
about Star are funny, even though you might not find
them to be so right now, especially being sleep
deprived! I hope he gets better (the lungs and eyes).
Is it possible to temporaril
th acclimation! On the plus
side, he's really come to trust me, (don't ask me why or how!)
Nina
wendy wrote:
Hey Nina,
How is Starman doing? Have things gotten any better?
:)
Wendy
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How is Starman doing? Have things gotten any better?
:)
Wendy
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You put a smile on my face because so much you
have said I can relate to over the last 5 years here in Spain regarding the 5
strays that I have added to my house hold. its so nice to know you are not the
only fool around.
good luck to both of
you
Sandra and Tabbs from Spain who has just
Starman and he sounds like a great
kitty...Remember that I didn't find out about Bandy being FIV+ until last
summer and he has lived with my others since 2001...they are all neg...So I
would have to agree with what Tonya said about giving him a chance...Maybe in
some time he will get u
Yes, that definitely describes Charlie. But he is also very meek--
he's this HUGE cat and one time a little twerpy pipsqueak kitten who was about 3
months old and very small ran over and hit him on the head and he actually
cowered. He is the biggest pacifist I know. The woman who adopted h
Thanks Sandra,
Bites and scratches come with the territory. I'm usually pretty smug
about the fact that I'm good at reading them well enough to avoid dog
and cat bites, (I'm a dog trainer and work with some "problem" dog
children too). I just wasn't paying enough attention. Star has his
app
don't worry about the bite, I have had a few of them in the last 4 years
with the boys that where intact, they seem a little more unpredictable, but
after beening neutered do settle down, and I have never been bitten since
they have had the chop. good luck and I am so happy that he is in good ha
Hi Nina, I have read some post about Starman and he sounds like a great kitty...Remember that I didn't find out about Bandy being FIV+ until last summer and he has lived with my others since 2001...they are all neg...So I would have to agree with what Tonya said about giving him a chance...
Hey Nina, The last feral I brought in. Calico, female, Mama Kitty, not positive anything Anyway, if I pet her too much, and sometimes when I pick her up she will bite me. She loves to snuggle and have me pet her, BUT sometimes she just kind of freaks out. I have to remem
I always thought those big FIV cats are just the
sweetest - just never heard anyone come out and say
that!
Lucky person who gets found by one of those cats - my
big, scary looking guy was the best cat I've ever
lived with. My husband went from calling him a
"monster" - this was fear I think for
definite GLOW for your big galoot!
And Nina, Is this the guy you posted about on AC? I was given the same website about not 'interfering' with ferals because they have their own purpose. It's interesting. But if Starman is throwing himself at your window and crying for you I think it's because he is
Hey gang,
Thanks for all the encouragement about Starman. I have heard everything
you're saying about FIV kitties before. I'm just so paranoid about
subjecting any of my guys to the remotest possibility of danger. You
guys know how darn protective I am. I would be hesitant to
Tonya I agree with you about FIV+ cats being just the biggest sweetest critters.The sanctuary I volunteer at has about 50 fiv+.I have one I am fostering and I am bringing another beautiful guy home this Thursday.They are just the sweetest. sherrycatatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Nina, As
Kat knows more about cs than I do, but I recall when I was on the holisticat list there were varying opinions about it. Some even said it was dangerous. I don't remember enough about it to say much besides I remember choosing not to use it even though I know a lot of people do. Also, if you
Michelle, I have often wondered about Charlie and couldn't remember what had happened. You had been through so much I was afraid to ask. Wasn't he the coolest? FIV cats (males anyway) are. Our felv cats are special of course, but I've never met an fiv cat that wasn't just a laid back lover.
Nina, As soon as you said 'big intact male' I KNEW he was going to be fiv positive. Since you asked for opinions I'm going to give you mine. I hope you don't take offense. We had a stray cat living around our lake house that we visit on weekends only. He looked horrible. His ears were a
Subject: Re: Bad news about Starman - OT (long)
Kat,
Thanks for the suggestions regarding Starman. I do have some CS somewhere
in the house, I'll have to look for it. I got it a while ago and
chickened out in trying it. I'm already adding RR and BioPlasma to his
water, should I put
Thanks Sandra for sharing the stories about your fur friends and the
encouraging words for me and Star. I'm already feeling a bit better
about the whole thing. Star is not felv pos, he's FIV, you know "the
cat HIV". You sound like our kind of people. It's always nice to meet
others that sha
Kat,
Thanks for the suggestions regarding Starman. I do have some CS
somewhere in the house, I'll have to look for it. I got it a while ago
and chickened out in trying it. I'm already adding RR and BioPlasma to
his water, should I put all three in there, or just the CS?
When I
Starman
Positive thoughts going out to Starman - I will say a prayer.
Waiting for Cricket to visit
I agree when you are waiting and trying to see (in this case Cricket) you
close yourself off because the spirit cannot access your soul as it is too
occupied (well that's my theory).
My feline family sadly has been reduced from 6 to 4, due too OUR RED BOY
rocky developing FELV back in the summer. He was our first stray to turn up
on our door step, AND WAS WITH US FOR 4 YEARS, Chang was the last to be
welcomed to our Villa, where upon he was only with us for 18 months, which
Nina,
Get some Collidal Silver to put in his water to help him get over his URI.
I usually use 20 ppm strength, and just add a dropperful to the water dish
each time I change the water. Once he is not sounding so congested, have
him neutered. Being that he is an older Tom, it may take 6 weeks fo
I know. I hate that Quincy is confined that way in my house. But I do not
know what else to do. I do not want to mix my positives and him, but even
if I did he can not be around other cats. The reason I have him is that my
friend rescued him but he bit a hole through one of her cat's tail
Nina,
I definitely hear defeat in your voice, so before you
make any decisions about Starman, you might want to
give yourself some time to recoup. Your outlook on
this whole situation will affect the decisions you
make, so time is going to be your ally in this
situation.
You have a perfectly
I'm in Oxnard CA. It's north of Los Angeles and south of Santa Barbara.
Nina
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Nina,
where are you and starman located at?
Karen
see our available orphans at:
http://members.petfinder.org/~TX418/index.html
Karen 817-453-4888
Thanks Michelle. I'll look up the FIV lists. It's encouraging to hear
that you found someone a home that way. I'd be willing to do whatever
I had to to transport him to the right home. I thought I'd try the
feral cat group you posted about before too. I want to get pictures of
him before I
Nina,
where are you and starman located at?
Karen
see our
available orphans at:http://members.petfinder.org/~TX418/index.htmlKaren
817-453-4888
Nina, you should definitely post on the 2 yahoo FIV lists. I found a
home for Charlie, from the shelter, that way (though we had to drive him to VA
from MA!)
Michelle
Hello everyone,
I'm so sad and I'm reaching out to you guys for comfort and ideas about
what to do for my new charge, Starman. I know I've mentioned him to some
of you already, (we were calling him Manix, because he has a nub of a tail).
The first time I saw him was a coupl
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