LOL, MC....you NOE I lubs yu!Debbie (COL)"You gotta bloom where you're
planted!"
Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2008 14:38:09 -0400From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL
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it IS you, i thought it was my imagination!!!!!this is my FRIEND!!!!!!! oh,
joy, oh, happiness, oh, never mind, you guys will NEVER understand!MC
On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 10:24 AM, Debbie Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sharyl, since I am new to this site...I can offer little in the way of advise
right now. I just wanted to thank you for everything you are doing for
them!Debbie (COL)"You gotta bloom where you're planted!"
Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 07:21:44 -0700From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL
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I have been feeding a dumpster colony of kitties for several months with the
goal of doing TNR (trap/neuter/release) for those that I can not rescue. Of
the 3 kittens I rescued 2, Sissy and Rocket, were FeLV+. They are about 9
months old now and are doing well. Both have test positive twice. Their
sister, Daisy, had a litter before I was able to TNR her. The kittens were
approx. 4 weeks old when I got them. I took them because 1 had both eyes stuck
shut and 1 had 1 eye stuck shut. The next day I was finally able to trap Daisy
using a kitten as bait in the carrier. Daisy has since been spayed and
released. The babies have received one worm treatment, got terramycin salve in
their eyes for a week, and have lysine added to their food. It appears that
Mattie will be blind. She is the biggest of the 4 and very feisty. I had her
tested and the vet said she was very, very, very FeLV+. No idea what 3 verys
mean. CJ may have some limited vision in her bad eye. Bright Eyes and Houdini
(escaped from the dog crate twice now) seem healthy. I am adding L-Lysine and
Mega C Plus to their food. I am looking for advice on what else I can do to
help them throw off this virus. They will each be tested when I have them
spayed. Sissy and Rocket were several months old when I rescued them. Didn't
know if starting treatments earlier would improve the odds that they could beat
this. Any advise on how to proceed with now 5 1/2 wk old kittens would be
appreciated. By the way Stormie, same colony but different Mom from Sissy,
Rocket and Daisy, tested negative. I did not have Daisy tested. I knew I
could not afford to keep her if she was positive and simply do not have the
disposition to have a cat PTS simply because she is positive. At least she
will not have any more litters. There is one more sister, Mae, that I have
been trying to trap for TNR.Sharyl Sissy, Rocket and the babies
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