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Sherry, I had no idea that there were more than 200 cats in your care. I can only imagine how daunting a task it must be to try to keep so many healthy and happy. I do remember, I think it was Patti, talking about adding lysine to the water supply and that it did seem to have a beneficial effect on cutting down on symptoms in the sanctuary she served. Perhaps it's just the medium of email, but your response does sound a little defensive, please understand that I have nothing but the highest regard for anyone who puts themselves on the "front lines" of rescue the way you and your friends do. My questions come from a place of frustration. My personal philosophy drives me to look for the good in every situation, to strive to somehow turn adversity into prosperity, however impossible that may seem to be. I know that the concern and love you have for these kitties is vital and you'll never know how much I appreciate everything you do for them. I guess I was searching for ways that we on the list could be of some assistance to them as well. Inquiring about their care and desiring to share information was my ray of hope of joining you in your efforts to help them and all those stricken with felv. They and you are always in my prayers. Nina Sherry DeHaan wrote: I am not sure how to answer you on a lot of your questions,I am not sure of what kind of treatments they get while at the clinic,I know she does HER best for all the over 200 cats in our care.It would be very hard to give 90+ cats supplements everyday,I did that with my Maizee,but that is just one cat.I know I wish we could treat them as our individual cats.Jen is a very busy lady with a family and her job,that woman is always on the go practically lives at the clinic trying to save many of our cats,plus her patients pets.I am not offended by your questions and I appreciate your concern,but I have to believe she does her best with what resources she has.Both sanctuaries are run by donations,so we count ALOT on the kindness of others.THank you all so much. |
