yours.GloriaOn Jul 8, 2006, at 5:27 PM, catatonya wrote:My condolences as well. I'm so sorry. tonya"Doljan, Joan" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am so sorry about Mr.. Dobbs. I had a cat die once in a trap on the way to the vet. I still trap, but will never get over it
My condolences as well. I'm so sorry.tonya"Doljan, Joan" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am so sorry about Mr.. Dobbs. I had a cat die once in a trap on the way to the vet. I still trap, but will never get over it.Joan -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dear Rachel,
I am so, so sorry about your loss of Mr. Dobbs. I can't imagine the
shock you must be feeling. I do know,however, that he knows how much
you love him that he is grateful that he got to leave this world from a
home where he was loved, even if it was only for a short time. Take
Hugs to you, Rachel.
Goodnight, sweet Mr. Dobbs...
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There are days like this when I don't know why I continue to take in new FIV and FeLV cases. Mr. Dobbs was a gorgeous pure white, long-haired previous stray that tested FIV positive and was being boarded by a local vet until they could find a rescue to take him. We had offered to take him in, he
this when I don't know why I continue to take
in new FIV and FeLV cases. Mr. Dobbs was a gorgeous pure white,
long-haired previous stray that tested FIV positive and was being
boarded by a local vet until they could find a rescue to take him.
We had offered to take him in, he was healthy
Rachel,
I'm so sorry to hear about beautiful Mr. Dobbs. What
a horrible shock it must have been when you woke up
this morning. I don't know what could have happened.
I know a lot of times that people talk about using ISO
gas here instead of regular anesthesia during surgery
and to give fluids
-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Devastated...Mr. Dobbs My New FIV Rescue Died After Neuter
Surgery
There are days like this when I don't know why I continue to take in new FIV
and FeLV cases. Mr. Dobbs was a gorgeous pure white, long-haired previous
checked on them again. My
personal vet (not involved in the spays) speculated that there may be a
congenital heart problem involved. Another vet speculated that
vaccinations at the time of the spay might have stressed the cats out too
much.
Mr. Dobbs died in a lovinghome -- not on the
streets
Thank you all for the kind words. It is still such a shock for me and I'm sick that he died alone.I just hate that. I wish I had slept in that room with him, there is a daybed in there, perhaps he would have woken me up and let me know something was wrong.
I questioned the vaccinations also,
Rachael- I am so sorry. But how wonderful for Mr. Dobbs that you gave him a home and love-even if for such a short time. Please know that you both are in my heart and prayers.
Roxanne
been in the same room or even
the same house but he knew you were close and that your heart was with
him. Our hearts are always with those we love, even when our bodies are
not. Mr. Dobbs left this world with his angels and with total love.
He was warm, sheltered, fed, and, being redundant
oh my god, I am so sorry. Yes, I have heard of it. Hideyo had it happen to
her. I think it happens in a small number of cases, like with human surgeries.
It could mean there was an underlying health issue that was undetectable.
Michelle
I chose tonot spay my Moogie (FELV+). I think many of us choose to
not put these guys under unnecessary surgeries (though sometimes it is something
you just can't live with for male cats, they do tend to reek). BUT, my girl was
an indoors ONLY cat, with no intact males in the house, so there
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