Although legal for medicinal purposes, its not been decriminalized.
You could also have been charged had the vet felt it appropriate. 

there is a good point about neighbourhood politics. IF you are will
ing to let the incident go, then splitting the costs may be
appropriate. I must say though, you are a bigger person that I. 

Also, for Bill, my Dad has cancer and smokes pot for his pain. I know
first hand what the benefits of the drug are, and would never question
your need. My grandpa, also died of cancer and at the end of his
illness, they were injecting him with heroine to control his pain.
Sure made for some interesting conversations! 

DD.


--- In [email protected], Janisis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thanks Bill... I was thinking along those lines too... that we'd add
the cost of the vet to the cost of the pot and ask that she split the
total by half.  Otherwise, because it IS legal for her to have it
here, I'm going to treat it as if my child had been visiting and had
broken something of value and just replace it.  We live in very close
proximity here and neighborhood harmony has a higher value than the
cost of the pot and vet bill, about $250. total.  Cricket was so out
of it I don't question that she may have eaten almost an eighth.  At
that price, I will say the lady must be smoking the very finest.  I
know it's very good to have the substance as medicine if you need it,
no problem.  I apologize for sounding so negative about it.  I'm
venting, more from the scare than anything else.
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:         In a message dated 3/28/2006 7:24:49
P.M. Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>   Also,  our neighbor came over and asked us to replace the pot
Cricket ate while the dogs were visiting.  I'm not sure how this
should go.  Our big dog often visits the neighbors and is always
welcome.  Apparently, they allowed Cricket to visit too.  It cost me
$130. and lots of worry to find out that pot is poison to a small dog,
but they sniff it out like heat seeking missiles.  I suppose bottom
line I should not have allowed the dogs to go visit and should repay
her for her loss.  On the other hand she should not have allowed the
dogs in or allowed them to come to harm while visiting... *shrug... I
guess paying up will support neighborhood harmony more than making it
an issue... the neighbor claims the pot is her medicine... In any
case, my point here is don't ever let your Chi get hold of even a
small amount of marijuana, it's extremely toxic.  You don't want to
ever see your dog limp, glazed and peeing on her/his self.    
> 
>   
>   <snip>
>    
>   ====================================================
>    
>   [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>    
>   I hate to even speak up here, but I will, mainly because I have a
Medical Marijuana card issued  by the city and county of San
Francisco, for the side effects of HIV and mainly the side effects of
the HIV drugs, that I take (which I have been on a drug holiday away
from, during my broken leg episode). The people of California (as well
as Alaska, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Montana, Nevada, Oregon,
Vermont and Washington.) all have laws on their books allowing folks
like myself, with my Doctor's prescription to have Medical Marijuana.
Say what you will, but come back and talk to me, when you have a
chronic disease, it might change your mind. Most likely this person
being another Californian has a prescription for the cannabis. I
guess, you could ask her. But, I don't "claim" this medical marijuana
for the relief of the side effects I suffer, I know it, and NEVER,
NEVER try to tell me otherwise, or you'll be set for the wrath of me,
LOL. If you want to ever discuss what it's
>  like to live with this chronic disease, ask me.
>    
>   Perhaps you two could discuss the amount of property (cannabis)
your dog ate, and then discuss the vet bills, and split them in half,
or then again, you could try small claims court. LOL, Not to make
light of this situation, because you must have been scared for your
little furry friend, but if you go to court TV, Maybe the People's
Court with Judge Marilyn Milian, rather Judge Judy. Judy is so mean! 
>    
>   http://www.drugwarfacts.org/medicalm.htm
>    
>   I don't think a small amount of pot is poison, like chocolate, but
that's just my experience. I'm sorry, you had a scare with your little
furry friend. 
>    
>   http://cal.vet.upenn.edu/poison/plants/ppmarij.htm
>    
>   This is a good reminder, one has to keep certain items out of
reach of our little furry friends, or children. Just a good reminder.....
>    
>   BTW, This card from the city of San Francisco does work in court
in Santa Barbara, as I was "caught" with a small amount in my pocket
while going thru TSA security on my way home to SFO. I didn't even
have to talk in court, All I had to do with was show the card to the
Judge, and hand it to the bailiff. It was in fact, an entertaining day
in court (less than 2 hours), I enjoyed seeing that my state lives up
to it's liberal reputation. Oh yeah, This did cause me to have to
return for court in Santa Barbara, but have you been there, it's
sooooooooooooooo beautiful! And, I love going home to SoCal, anytime,
LOL. It was a bit funny, because the 50 passenger Canadian Regional
Jet "Barbie Jet" was full, so every passenger, all 50 saw me deal with
TSA, then the local Sheriff, who btw apologized for having to give me
a ticket, to have to return and deal with, NP. When the FA asked me if
I wanted a drink, I responded, with an enthusiastic, "Yes, Thank you
Ma'am, I could use a drink!".
>    
>   You guys must have figured, I would speak up on this topic, 
>    
>   Bill (SFO) San Francisco CA    
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