I hope she will be an indoor kitty from now on.
Bonnie
http://grants.library.wisc.edu/organizations/animals.html
http://savingspaldingpets.blogspot.com/
http://www.bestfriends.org/nomorehomelesspets/pdf/walkforanimals.pdf
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Lol MC!TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hope you noticed my new signature line--seems particularly appropriatefor you tonight!MC-- Spay Neuter Your Neighbors!Maybe That'll Make The DifferenceMaryChristineAIM / YAHOO: TenHouseCatsMSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]ICQ: 289856892Please visitmy Tigger
Lenny is in my prayers and so in Jen.GinaSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Please say a prayer for our big sweet boy Lenny,he is once again not doing very well he is at the clinic and Jen is doing her best for him,she is having a bad week.Thank you all once again. SherryDo you Yahoo!?
Please keep us posted on how Mama Kitty is doing. She's in my prayers.Gina[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'mvery upset right now. I was walking out to get the mailand my neighbor's mail(he's out of town)when I heard a lot of yelling and turned around in time to see a dog going after Mama Kitty -
I'm hoping that perhaps it isn't his time yet, but if it is, then I pray that his journey to the Bridge is peaceful.Ginacatatonya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I worked very late tonight and came home to find my Popeye very lethargic. He would not eat. I am taking him to the vet in the morning, but I
Tonya,
Prayers are on the way for you Popeye.
Yvonne
OOOoh, I love it! Actually, I wish my neighbor's parents had been
spayed neutered! :)
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Neuter Your Neighbors!Maybe That'll Make The
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It's so sad that the vets are so behind the times on this. It makes me so freakin' mad. tkandbz_ mom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:As some of you know, I have been looking for a "good, knowledgeable" vet for Angel, who tested positive for Felv. Anyway, my sister had to take her dog to a vet today
I hope she's doing well. Does she normally go outside?tGina WN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Please keep us posted on how Mama Kitty is doing. She's in my prayers.Gina[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'mvery upset right now. I was walking out to get the mailand my neighbor's mail(he's out of
Thank you all for your prayers. Popeye is wheezing and weak, but he still fought me tooth and nail when I tried to get some water, tuna water, and fancy feast down him. I don't think he got enough of any to do any good. He just hates to be medicated so badly that if whatever is wrong CAN be fixed
Great Signature Line! I have always felt that way!
Precious Pets
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Spay Neuter Your Neighbors!
Maybe That'll Make The Difference
I would like nothing more -- but she would not be happy. She spent
the night inside last night...and she stays inside in winter...but she was an
outdoor cat when she adopted me and decided to live on my front porch and she is
not happy when she has to stay indoors on beautiful days. All the
Thank you, Gina. I think she was more shaken than anything. I
still worry because I know that it is difficult to find a puncture bite - I've
checked her carefully and will continue to do so. I worry about
abscesses.
She had a verygood appetite last night thoughand late in the
evening she
Dear Karen:
You may want to talk to the vet personally instead.
The first thing I thought was the receptionist new or
fairly new? The receptionist could be uninformed! I
use several vets all the time. I can spot the new
personnel just by the way they handle me in different
situations.
You and Popeye are in my thoughts and prayers. It's such a difficult
time when you know they are seriously sick and refuse help. Having him
from 4 weeks old, (such a tiny little angel), and the fact that he's
such a momma's boy in every other respect (than medicating) makes all
this so hard
Hey Everybody!
We got a nibble for Sheri last night! A woman called
my voice mail inquiring how urgent was Sheri
situation. I explained that recently, Sheri's foster
home gave us notice that she had to be out before the
Labor Day weekend. The foster home shorten the amount
of time they
I'm so pleased to hear that Mama is eating and playing and seems to
have escaped injury. I completely understand why you are so upset.
What a terrible thing to have happened. I just want to point out
though, how incredibly lucky you guys are that that dog wasn't a
killer. It could have been
Prayers and good thoughts that this works out for Sheri and the
prospective adopter. It's a good sign that she spent so much time on
the phone with you. Let us know what happens,
Nina
Precious Pets, Almost Home wrote:
Hey Everybody!
We got a nibble for Sheri last night! A woman called
my
Hi Karen,
Ask your vet for a referral to a board certified Internist. All vets
have specialty clinics that they send their patients to when there's a
condition that GP medicine can't deal with. There is a much better
chance that an Internist will be better educated on felv. The
Internist might
we're with you Tonya, use our strength to help you bothcatatonya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I worked very late tonight and came home to find my Popeye very lethargic. He would not eat. I am taking him to the vet in the morning, but I think it may be his time. He is the cat who has high blood
Hi, everyone, I got feline interferon from
distributor in UK without a letter from FDA yesterday I needed to get
it for my Peter whom suspected to have FIP and that was the only treatment that
has a chance of him surviving anyway,, I couldnt get it soon enough
for my Peter but wanted to
Tonya, I will be praying for you and for
Popeye that everything will turn out the best for Popeye
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Hi, Nina!
Thanks for that suggestion! I did not think about
that! I will try to remember that! That is a
wonderful suggestion!
Precious Pets
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Hi Karen,
Ask your vet for a referral to a board certified
Internist. All vets
have specialty clinics that
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How did you find the UK
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interferon!
Hi,
Thank you, Nina. Mama Kitty stayed inside last night.
She went out briefly this morning but I convinced her to stay in the
house today while I am at work and she seemed content in her little
nest on the couch.
I have never seen this dog before (although I suspect that it is one I
hear barking
I'm so very sorry this has happened to you and Mama Kitty. My niece's 15 y/o cat was murdered this spring by2 canines because of irresponsable canine owners. It happened right in front of the family, itwas so fast they could do nothing to stop it. Baxter never ran from a dog in his life and he
Hi Nina,The only thing is, the vet I originally took Angel to wanted to euthanize her. I don't think he would be very helpful with finding a specialist. His thoughts were that Angel is a "spreader", so do away with the problem. It saddens me how easily they recommend euthanasia. I am
Hi Precious Pets,At the moment, I am not able to do rescue work...I would LOVE to, once my son is a little older! I like your ideaI will have to contact some rescue groups and see if they can recommend someone. That's a step in the right direction!Thanks,Karen"Precious Pets, Almost
I agree with you 100%, Catatonya. After talking to this receptionist lady, my sister was a bit freaked out, so I had to explain to her that Felv is not airborne. What's frustrating is that we know how to treat human leukemia and aids, but have no clue how to treat cats. It seems silly.
preciouspets is, i think, being way too kind and naive. as a human with chronic illnesses, i know very well what a problem front-office people can be with trying to control access to the doc, and how often it turns out that the doc has no idea about whatinformation/lack of it their office staff is
and, in reality, there is still a tremendous lack of information and
prejudice out there about HIV/AIDS, despite all the education that's
been going on for more than 20 years now.
i remember an old bumper sticker that said, the only two universals
are hydrogen and stupidity.
when i went to
I've been scrubbing his chin with Mythic's allergy shampoo, and it's
looking better. I dabbed some Bactine on it last night after I scrubbed it
because it was so open and looked painful (the Bactine has a numbing agent in
it). Scrubbed the feeder too, gonna buy some bleach and do it really
Call animal control, your cat was bitten, if you saw the dog's mouth on
her. They will take the dog, and quarantine it for rabies. That should make the
neighbor's think twice about letting their dog run loose! Hell, tell them the
dog snapped at YOU, if no one saw to deny it, who's gonna know
LOL! That sounds like a good idea, but we had some neighbors here who were in a similar situation and they ended up being fined for allowing the cat to run loose. Crazy, huh?! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Call animal control, your cat was bitten, if you saw the dog's mouth on her. They will
Heeheehee. Yes, Nina, you have pushed it too far. :)
Not for lack of want, but budget/living space/landlord-wise 2 is my cap. And honestly, 2 below the knee and me is a pretty good fit. One day though...one day. :)
I took Satch to the vet today because he's picked up Azrael's cold. I tried my
Oh for God's sake, Satch better be okay. With situations like this I
usually stop praying to Spirit and start threatening :). You did good
taking him in right away. It sounds like you met a nice new vet in the
process and he knows about the 'don't wait and see approach for a pos',
that's a
I'm glad to hear that Mythic is doing better - bless his dear little
chin. I'm laughing about the food 24/7...if I let the bowls get too low -
I get a 22lb hellion pouncing on my tummy in the middle of the night :0)
Cat's are such wonderful creatures.
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Animal control is all but non-existent here. There are a lot of
advantages to living outside of city jurisdiction but this is not one of
them.
Mama Kitty seems to be doing well tonight. That is a small miracle
considering what I witnessed yesterday with that horrible dog. She's
inside
Just got this mail. I am almost in shock. This is something I
never knew could happen. Just alerting you. If you'd like you can tell
others. I would never have believed this could happen.
Dear Diane,
I think you told me you wanted to know what the
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