So sorry to hear this Carol...but glad you took the poor baby in...My cats are ALL rescues...some have been neglected and abused...not here...at my house they are treated like babies! They are MY babies...I have 3 Chihuahuas...I love them all very much...”Sox” is my special little boy...my shadow...I couldn’t imagine my life without my “babies”...I honestly don’t think I would want to live. Recently some idiot landlord in the neighborhood threw out 5 cats that he had kept locked in a house where he evicted the people...they moved out and left the cats. Apparently he wasn’t feeding them...probably no water either...3 of them came to my house...the one I turned over to a rescue group because he need to be seen by a vet...he was in bad shape...one is still here living outside with the other cats people keep dumping here...I feed them and keep water out for them constantly. I nursed this one back to health...when he came here you could see his ribs and spine...now he’s fat and healthy . I try to find the cats that are dumped here....good homes. I can’t bring any more in the house....but we have two dog igloos and a homemade cat house outside with fresh straw in them. I HATE to see them out in the could...it gets me so upset. I don’t know how people can be so cruel...to animals AND other people! Makes me sick though. Where are you in Ohio if you don’t mind me asking? I live in Ohio too...take care...and God bless you and your little ones...and ALL the abandoned~ homeless~abused animals...and people....Sharon
--- In mailto:Chihuahuas%40yahoogroups.com, "chi_of_my_heart" <carols...@...> wrote: > > > Hello everyone. I have been catching up on all the post through the > emails and I wish I would have been in time to join the fun everyone had > in the exchange. > > Since my last post one of our little rescues has been failing. Priscilla > Louise was the little chi found thrown out in the cold wandering the > streets a few months ago. It is believed her owner either died or was > placed in a nursing home and the family discarded the chi. Anyway, her > age and ill health has caught up with her and her organs are starting to > give out. She is very tiny and sleeps all but maybe a half hour a day. > She is being hand fed turkey, as she has no teeth, and she is able to > drink water still. It is important to us to make her know love and > kindness still exsists and see to it she is safe. To all of you that > have adopted a rescue, God bless you. There are so many that need caring > homes. Recently friends of mine and myself formed a not for profit > rescue here in Ohio and we are working hard to place all of our little > ones. If you are looking to add to you family of paws, please consider > rescue. I have ten chi babies and I can't imagine life without all the > excitement and love they bring me! Carol >
