When this handsome gray guy first came to us,he sent one of our volunteers to
the hospital after a surprise attackhe almost had to be euthanized for his
aggresion,but another one of our volunteers took him home to acclimate him and
he blossomed into a pretty sweet guy.So he had a second
I am so very sorry!
I hate it when the one reason for euthanasia considered is aggression..these
poor cats are more terrified than anything, and most, like yours, become the
sweetest couch potatoes, especially when they get special attention due to
illness!
Natalie =^..^=
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So sorry he did not live longer, but I bet he was the happiest he'd ever been.
Kudos to the volunteer that gave him that second chance. True stories like
this need to be heard so others can have a second chance as wellRIP Kinger,
you brave lover boy!
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Thank you guys for not only giving him a 2nd chance, but a 3rd chance as well.
Beth
Don't Litter, Fix Your Critter! www.Furkids.org
From: Sherry DeHaan sherryd...@yahoo.com
To: Felvtalk felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2011 9:10 AM
My Shorty started life out feral and very wild. After 8 months of patience and
a couple of really bit bits to my shins, he became my sleep time buddy. A real
lover. So sorry your baby passed, but so happy he had someone who was willing
to give him a chance to learn he could trust humans,
Sherry, I'm sad to know you lost another cat. It never gets any
easier. Thank you for giving Kinger Dinger 3 years of love.
We have a rescued cat like Kinger. He sent me to the ER when we
first got him, and we still have to be very careful when petting
him, but he is truly one of the sweetest
I'm so sorry Sherry, you must be very strong, just loving these cats for as
long as they are here. I think we all do the best we can while our hearts are
breaking. There seems to be quite a few that have passed lately. Makes me so
sad. What a horrible, terrible virus. Bless you for doing what
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