Hey Tad,

Thanks for the advice.  Maybe in the future that will
be an option.  I know I am not ready right now to take
in another kitty.  We have three inside (my two
original ones + one of my dad's) and 7 outside/garage.
 My husband would have a fit if I brought another one
home right now.  Plus, I am not sure it would be fair
to new kitty if I don't have the financial means to
care for their FeLV symptoms, you know?  But Cricket
was my only FeLV and he was so dear to me, so you are
right about them being special kitties.  I knew there
was always something different about him even from
when he was little.  

I will keep this in mind for the future.  Kitties are
always coming in and out of my life, it seems, whether
I want them to or not.  lol.  Thanks for sharing your
thoughts.

:)
Wendy

--- Tad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi Wendy
>   I want to tell you what works for me...
> It may not work for you...That will have to be your
> call...
> Get another FeLV+ kitty !!!
> They say getting another pet to replace a lost one
> doesn't work
> and probably won't if you are planning on it but at
> least 3 times
> in my life I have really wondered if the new cat
> isn't my old one
> come back...
>   Anyway all the FeLV+ cats that I have all seem to
> have something
> in common...They all are the greatest cats...Maybe
> they realize that
> I am saving their lives by giving them a home...If
> you enter into it
> knowing it mat be only for a short time and knowing
> that you gave
> them love at the end when often they have been lost
> and living a
> rough life...
>    Most people don't realize how many are PTS
> without a word being
> said just because they test pos...It makes me cry to
> think how close
> the last cat who is such a wonderful guy, came to
> PTS...Pam at the
> shelter had tried for some time to save him and on
> his last day
> somebody told her to try this list and then that day
> I was reading
> way behind and late at night...But it was one of
> those times that it
> was meant to be....
>    You can leave your name at a local shelters or
> rescue groups
> or rescue lists on the internet...There are way too
> many to pick from...
>  
> Tad
>  
> 
> wendy wrote:
> 
> >Hi guys,
> >
> >I wanted to ask everyone's opinions/thoughts on
> >dreaming about kitties you have lost.  I know it's
> OT,
> >but I have a hard enough time keeping up with the
> >posts here, so joining the OT list is not an option
> >for me time-wise.  
> >
> >Since Cricket has passed, I have continued to look
> for
> >signs from him letting me know he's ok.  The best I
> >have gotten is a dismembered cricket that my other
> two
> >kitties left by my bed a day or so after he passed,
> >which was weird because I haven't seen any other
> >crickets anywhere, inside or out this year.
> >
> >A couple of nights ago, I dreamed I was walking
> around
> >everywhere calling for Cricket.  I couldn't find
> him
> >anywhere and kept finding myself in all these
> >different places.  Rolling hillsides, snow-covered
> >forests, places I didn't recognize.  The dream was
> so
> >real.  And all I did was call for Cricket the whole
> >time, like I used to when he would sneak out of the
> >backyard when I wasn't paying attention so he could
> >explore the neighborhood.  "Crickeeee, Crickeee,"
> over
> >and over and over.  I started panicking in my
> dream,
> >and of course when I woke up, I got upset because I
> >knew the reason I couldn't find him in my dream was
> >that he was dead.  It really disturbed me. 
> >
> >Apparently, I still need closure.  I still have
> guilt
> >over Cricket's passing, even though I know the
> facts. 
> >I am disappointed that I haven't seen or heard
> >something that lets me know he's ok and that he
> isn't
> >mad at me.  Do you guys have any idea what that
> dream
> >meant, and also, what's a good way for me to get
> >closure as I think about it a lot?
> >
> >Thanks for any advice or thoughts you have,
> >:)
> >Wendy
> >
> >
> >
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