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Robin, I am so sorry that your new kitty
is tested positive for Felk – I now it’s devastating. I am writing
to ask if you would consider try to find a room for your kitty if you can’t
find a good home for her. As you may know already, it’s extremely difficult
to find a home for felk kitties. I have two felk kitties with me and have a
couple of dozens of negative kitties.. when I first rescued my second felk
kitties (by accident), I was so desperate as I did not think I could keep two
felk kitties.. but somehow I managed – I know that they are not in the
best possible situations – I wish I could give them more space.. but they
are safe and loved and warm – so if you can’t find a home, if you
could find a room somewhere you could keep her – she will be so grateful
--- I know mine are.. Hideyo From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Bruce Miller I have just rescued another stray from my neighborhood; but,
unfortunately, this is the first kitty to test Felv+. He is incredibly
precious- even rolled on his back to have his belly rubbed the first night I
brought him in! I have 7 other cats in my house now- all negative- and I
am not able to keep them separated, as suggested. Can you help me find him a
home? I will pay for neutering and transportation for the right home.
Best to contact me by phone at 518-762-3372 (W) or 518-725-3038 (H). This
email is through work and may not be returned quickly. You may call
collect...I am desperate- any help is really appreciated. Thank you- Robin Miller |
