In a message dated 5/20/2005 10:34:08 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have to laugh at the TRUTH of this Me too!
When I was working at the (pink
juice happy) vets office with the help of the ONLY compassionate vet at the
practice, I "smuggled" two cats that were scheduled for euthanasia on 2
different occassions. Next morning it was "assumed" euthanasia had been carried
out.
They are 2 big, beautiful Maine
Coons & I decided to "foster" til I found suitable homes. As time dragged on
they became so attatched to one another I decided they should be adopted out
together, which is no easy feat.
After they were here almost 6 months
I did find (what I thought) a home for both.
Not even 2 weeks later I get call to
come down & pick the boys up.
They refused to eat, hid 24/7 under
her claw foot tub, even urinating under there. They were overgrooming due to
stress,resulting in large bald patches, and to top it off, THEY GOT FLEAS! And poor Cornelius
is allergic to fleas, it had taken me month to get his skin & coat cleared
up!
They made it quite clear, I was
their "chosen" Mom.
End of story. They are staying with
"mom".
Patti
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