Can you not write off some of the interest, too?

Kelley Saveika <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  I am a nonprofit, I just don't have 
my letter of determination yet.  I am expecting it before the end of the year, 
certainly before next tax year.  But that doesn't really help much - you get 
about 30 cents back on the dollar.  I wrote off 3,000 last year and got an 
1,800 refund.  When I am paying 24% interest on this credit card I am using it 
is a very large financial hit.  But he is going to get paid for anyway.  The 
problem is when I run out of credit then it will be a very big issue.  I just 
have to keep fundraising and make sure that doesnt' happen:). 

  On 3/27/07, Stray Cat Alliance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:     If you are not 
a non profit then you could possibly try to work with one -- so if you paid 
whatever monies to them for the services and they paid the bills, you could get 
a tax write off from the IRS. You would need a receipt from the nonprofit. 
 
It is so kind of you to help the kitties and I know every cent counts! Where is 
the money tree when we need it!
 
Anita


    
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  Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 07:10:20 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Auto Immune Hemolytic Anemia - to Kelley   

  Thanks Hideyo,
   
  He did not run coombs test.  So the diagnosis is "suspected."  See, my 
problem is that I do rescue...so I have other cats in need of medical.  I know 
you have lots of cats too.  But the problem is, if I spend all my money on Joey 
(I am spending my personal money on a 24% credit card to help him because 
people do not want to donate to a 10 year old cat.  His dad said he would send 
$100 but so far he has not).  Anyway if I spend all my credit card on Joey and 
then I have another cat who needs treatment and I have spent all my money on 
Joey - then I can't help the other cat.  It is driving me crazy to try to 
decide what to do. 
   
  I have a cat coming in Wednesday that will probably have to have one eye 
removed.  But I don't know that yet, my vet has to see her.  AIHA from what I 
can find on the internet is regenerative anemia.
   
  Kelley
   
  

 
  On 3/27/07, Hideyo Yamamoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:       Dear Kelley, 
Nina wrote to me off list and I wanted to respond to you as I am going through 
a very very situation with my FIV boy Felix – 
I do wanted to find out more from you about the diagnosis of AIHA of Joey – did 
they run coombs test to determine the illness of AIHA?  Is he regenerative 
anemia?  Epgoen may help only if anemia is non regenerative – my Ayumi is non 
regenerative anemia and we don't know why – it could be from severe stomatitis 
– anyway, she Is not CRF kitty, but epogen seems to have helped her as she is 
maintaining low 20's o PCV for now.. 
 
On the other hand, my Felix is highly regenerative, but his body seems to 
attack his RBC – usually it goes down below 10 – he has had his 4 th 
transfusion on Saturday – fortunately he has not had any reactions from it. 
My recommendation is that.. if it goes down lower and get weaker, especially, 
if he will have hard time breathing, which will happen if his PCV goes down 
further, I recommend that you do transfusion – even with hermobartnella 
kitties, often times, they have to get multiple transfusion until the med start 
working – but at least it will buy you some time meantime..Felix is on steroid 
and on doxy as well.. I am still waiting for his Hemobartenella PCR result 
(takes about one week form Idexx) – I will continue to do transfusions as long 
as I can afford it and he does not develop reactions – he feels so much better 
after his transfusions –  There is a page as to how to treat AIHA in case hyou 
have not read it – I will forward it to you, as the suggest other drugs if they 
don't respond to steroid – I am considering using for my Felix as well. 
 
You also may wan to ask your vet if you can get oxygen tank in case he will 
have a hard time breathing.. I have used for my cats at home and have it here 
all the time, and it has come so handy, especially a kitty with severe anemia. 
 
      
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kelley Saveika
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 6:11 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Auto Immune Hemolytic Anemia 
 
 
  Thanks Wendy,
 
  
 
  It is VERY scary.  I did not ask him about Epogen.  I asked him about 
transfusions.  He said that they are no longer recommended becuase those red 
blood cells get attacked too, but he would do one for me if I wanted.  
 
  
 
  Right now, for a sick cat, Joey is acting pretty good.  He grooms a little, 
and lies on his tummy with his head up, instead of on his side with his head 
laying on the floor.  He is quite feisty with me when I give him his meds, too. 
 He is able to walk on his own to the food and water dish. 
 
  
 
  If he makes it he will probably have to be on steroids for life to keep it 
from coming back.  

 
 
  On 3/21/07, wendy < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
  Hi Kelley,

I'm so sorry about Joey's prognosis.  Anemia is so
scary.  I did a little research and humans with AIHA 
use Epogen.  Did your vet say whether Epogen would
help Joey?

:)
Wendy

--- Kelley Saveika < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Joey, an owner surrendered cat I took in last month, 
> has been diagnosed with
> Auto Immune Hemolytic Anemia.  I'm really concerned
> about him.  I feel bad
> because I think I should have noticed something
> sooner.  What information
> can yall give me about this disease?
>
> It is my understanding this disease is more common 
> in FELV+ cats.
>
> Thanks,
>
>
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