In a message dated 1/2/06 1:14:29 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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I know a
lot of cats get tossed out on the street because people don't like the
scratching
But Sherry, why don't you try to "educate" this vet about all the declawed
cats that end up dumped in kill
In a message dated 1/1/06 11:54:31 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
btw, who
say that their vet recommends declaw. (Probably also
recommends just transferring $$$ to his/her bank account
too).
So true
UghIt is cruelty in the worst form!!
Ah, only a cat would have to put up with a choice
between amputation and being homeless.
www.catsinternational.org has excellent information on
how to train a cat. They've toned down their
article on declawing for some reason, but still make
some good points in it. Feline Future also has a
I know it can cause litterbox problems and could change their personalities.I also know that she doesn't declaw after a certain age too.I think it should be outlawed too.But I can't just start telling her what's right and whats wrong.She knows what the outcome from the declawing could be.I will
Ah, only a cat would have to put up with a choicebetween amputation and being homeless. Sad I know,believe me after I found out how declawing was done,I was appalled.a lot of these cats have came in already declawed,could have been very well because of it,who knows.I just try to love them and
Thanks for the link, might be helpful in educating people. I think
the declawing should be outlawed too. We really don't get that many
people who ask for declawed cats in Arkansas, but there are some and
we always screen for that.
Gloria
On Jan 2, 2006, at 6:58 AM, janine paton wrote:
Wow I thought that was informative. thanks Michelle, The cat I took in
has a scabby back end, which I thought was due to the cold and damp
condition of being locked outside. But recently shes been vomiting hair
and undigested food. Which I just assumed shes eating to fast. So
thanks for the link.
Hi Dawn,
I am sorry to hear that your Charlie has lymphoma. He
is so young (and so cute!). I hope that all your
questions get answered while caring for Charlie. The
people here are great. A lot of the information here
is just good general care information for kitties,
such as holistic care,
In a message dated 1/2/06 10:32:27 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
but
there are some and we always screen for
that.
We do too.
We had a "landmark" case here a few years ago.
When doing a routine vet check, we found that the applicant (who stated
very
In a message dated 1/2/06 9:56:35 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
but I do
still believe in her cause.
I also think it's a wonderful cause, don't doubt me on that.
I just have very strong opinions on
declawing.
Patti
Title: Message
Dear
Julie
Nina
and I were just thinking of you and wonderinghow you arewe know you
had an awful lot on your plate. .
No
pressure to respond---we just wanted you to know we miss you, we're thinking of
you, and we hope everything is okay.
Nina
sends her love to you, as
Hi all,sweet Hardy that I told you all about crossed the Rainbow bridge yesterday,I did get to tell him that I loved him and he purred and purred.He always purred as soon as you would pet him,can he be added to the CLS? Thanks all for your prayers and thoughts.I am so glad that I had gotten the
Sherry,I'm so sorry. But I am glad that Hardy got to go to a real home before he went to the bridge, even if it was for such a short time. I am sure he loved you for that. It's so sad that there are so many animals that don't have homes. :(tonyaSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi
Sherry, I'm so sorry for your loss of your sweet Hardy, I know it's
hard. So many will be waiting at the bridge to show him the way -
including my Pansy, and Prissy, and Lancelot - and my Nicky who died
1 year ago. May you receive showers of blessings for your work with
the sick kitties.
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