I have a wonderful husband as far as being a softie for
animals. He was the one who
suggested that we keep our little stray, Scooter, rather than let the vet put
him to sleep. Scooter was in quarantine
at the vet and we couldnt find a home for him, so it looked like we
would have to do the
My husband is the same way.
He is very supportive of what I do and with my rescue. He is
such a big baby when it comes to the care of the cats/kittens. He is the first
to rush them to the Vets and say do what you gotta do to help them. He also
knows when it is time to let them go to the
My housemate (and friend of almost 30 years) is also so immensely supportive. Helps with medicating, nail trimming, etc. Cries when we loose one but still insists on doing what we can and making the decision to let go when it is clear that nothing can be done and no real quality of life can be
Michelle brings up a good point that I have been wondering about lately. My boyfriend has gone through two FeLV+ losses with me. We do not live together and these are definitely MY cats, but he is supportive and comforting and mourns himself when the time has come to say goodbye. However, after
Leslie,
We have both FIV and FeLV (not together) and my husband is very supportive. The way we look at it is thatthey arelives... and every life is worth saving. I would not trade one single moment with one of the wonderfulcats or kittens we have lost over the years for the pain we sufferedwhen
My husband thinks we have to many cats (8) although
Smokey is the only one Felv+. When I found Smokey
outside last November I told him that Smokey could be
my Christmas present. He wouldn't admit it but he
loves all of them. I did promise him that I wouldn't
get anymore pets for now. I know
My husband did not really understand what I went
through when I lost Cricket. Neither did my dad. A
man who does is very special. We're just wired
differently when it comes to this. My husband tried
his best to comfort me, and do what he could to help
out, but he didn't feel it the same way I
When I lost Maizee my boyfriend was very upset too,he was right there petting her and telling her that he loved her as the dr gave her the shot(i'm crying now).He cried too. He took herand Ito the vet for her chemo treatments and even paid for her meds and couple of her more expensive visits,like
This is really a hard one. My housemate, Gail, and I are both the
biggest softies in the world -- someone tells us a sob story about a
feral in a trailer park with autumn approaching, or another trailer park
guy who doesn't seem as adaptable as the other strays there, and we're
making room at the
At 12:43 PM 9/21/2006, you wrote:
My husband grumbles about the numbers but has helped build new quarters
for this FELV cat now with us,,He know I would not have it any other way,
I do not turn of his NASCAR eirther
Kelly
Michelle brings up a good point
that I have been wondering about lately.
Guess Mike is a keeper, for the most part he never asks how much
anything concerning the cats cost, I take care of the money and as long
as there aren't any turn off notices coming in he couldn't care less.
In fact this month we'll be broke by Saturday (Joey Ultrasound will suck
up the
"$100 in one fell swoop" I am THRILLED if I can get out for under $200!!wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My husband did not really understand what I wentthrough when I lost Cricket. Neither did my dad. Aman who does is very special. We're just wireddifferently when it comes to this. My husband
but even with the nice normal kittens, there can be a lot of things that cost!! When my boys came to me, we were at the vet once a week - various parasites and viruses etc - and I was still paying on Ninja's vet bills too - and then there was about a month where things were OK, then Smoky started
A lot to comment on on this one...
First off, wasn't this about a Corvette too..
I can relate to that because 40 years ago my new wife pressured me
into letting my 1957 vette go as an unpractical car... That hurt too..
An still does a bit when I see one sell at an auction for about 200
times
' reactions to FeLV+
A lot to comment on on this one...First off, wasn't this about a Corvette too..I can relate to that because 40 years ago my new wife pressured meinto letting my 1957 vette go as an unpractical car... That hurt too..
An still does a bit when I see one sell at an auction for about
, but that's not the call that we heed. And just thank God that you are all here to let me vent ad nauseum. :)Leslie From: Tad Burnett [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: Partners' reactions to FeLV+ A lot to comment on on this
one...First off, wasn't this about a Corvette too..I can relate
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