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I appreciate you thinking of me that way
as I am usually perceived as a nut case (seriously) by majority of population. -----Original
Message----- You're an angel, Hideyo.
You really are. Kerry. -----Original
Message----- He is about 7 or 8 years
old – We got him from two little boys whose mother was an alcoholic
apparently, trying to exchange Oreo for some alcohols for their mother –
of course, we did not exchange him with alcohols – instead we just took
him in – he got along so well with our first dog, JoJo whom we found with
a broken leg by being hit by a car a year prior to. Then, we added two more
dogs who were roaming around at our company parking lot a couple of years ago,
Corky and Pedro – it’s a bit crazy with four dogs and 50 plus cats
(and a turtle) – but I will miss if anyone is missing for any reason. It looked like some food
was eaten by my work last night –
so I hope it means the mama is still safe (and others if they are still
sticking around here) – now instead of putting the food out mid day
– I would put the food out right before I leave work and then go to the
office the first thing in the morning (before 6 am) so that I can clean up the
plates before anyone sees the plates. -----Original
Message----- Hideyo, Nina, sorry, I have not shipped Surphur to you yet, I have it
in my hand and have not forgotten!!. How is Gypsy? My
little Shitsu dog, Oreo had a disc injury and started losing control of hind
legs, I was very worried because my other dog, JoJo had a similar injury and he
became paralyzed within 72 hours. Though thanks to the surgeon, he can
walk again now. Anyway, we had to watch him very careful for the past
week, and I noticed that the condition was getting worse, so I took him to the
emergency clinic this week, and the same surgeon who operated on JoJo is operating
on Oreo as we speak – Please pray that the surgery and his recovery will
go well for Oreo, Nina! I hope
you will enjoy the book. -----Original
Message----- Thanks Hideyo, I just
ordered the book from Amazon. I love the ferals too! I am
sure that your big puffy head boy is in heaven - -----Original
Message----- We had a feral for about
3 years that we fed...a burmese mix, all black, big puffy head with a small body and
stubby legs. Everytime he saw us he'd hiss....so of course we named him
Hisspuff. After about a year we could pet him while he ate, but he'd
still hiss when he first saw us. We tried to get him to come into the
house...but he never would, just prefered the straw we put out for him in the
bushes out front. He got sick, nose stuffed up and eyes running - but
wouldn't ever let us catch him. He showed up at the back of the house one
day...just to say goodbye...again we tried to catch him, but he wouldn't have
it and went off to die...but he'll ALWAYS be one of my favorites! -----Original
Message----- Thanks Kathy,
Seeing them all again will be wonderful. Like you I have had pets of all kinds
and I loved them all (even some that were not so lovable.)It makes it easier
knowing that they will be there for me when it is my turn to go. Do you Yahoo!? This
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- RE: Feral cat book Hideyo Yamamoto
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