Sally, Is the Iowa contact a sanctuary? Is it Carmen? If not, BEWARE. Please 
feel free to email me privately. I am from Iowa and know the folks here.
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Sally Davis 
  To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
  Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 5:52 PM
  Subject: Re: Balance of puddy cats ~ new cat?


  I am really on the fence about this. On one hand I would like to think fate 
is intervening. A felk near me. He was just neutered 1.5 yo needs a home. May 
have a home in IOWA I am in VA. The person in IA cannot take until May but 
deals with FELV cats. I have not talked to the owner or I should say caretaker 
she is not able to keep the cat until then. Right now the cat is still at the 
Vet clinic. i have only spoken with a siamese rescue person who got involved bc 
it is siamese. They cannot house due to teh felk. I had a part Siamese cat 4 
years ago and will always miss the funny boy named 
  Puttyrat See my email addy. I am just too tired to talk to this lady today. I 
had a root canal started Friday and my mouth still hurts. Hard to be upbeat 
when I am in pain. I think the cats will be taken care of, but I kinda would 
like the Siamese boy.

  Sally


  On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 4:57 PM, laurieskatz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

    ps re adding another. You never know. My friend just added a third cat to 
his 2 female cat, 2 male golden retriever household. Rocco has been a perfect 
addition, bringing out the best in each of the other cats. The dogs are 
terrified of him! Part of it, I think, is he kept Rocco isolated for quite a 
while and did slow introductions (followed Pam Johnson Bennett's suggestions). 
Another friend introduced a male kitten to her two old boy cats and dog. They 
do mostly fine with occasional annoyance directed toward the kitten, now one 
year old. 

    White I still had 6 cats (now only 5), I tried to introduce an older, 
disabled male foster cat and then a neglected male foster kitten. My youngest 
boys would have none of it. They harrassed and chased and fought with the new 
one. The older boy was adopted by one friend and the kitten by another. The 
kitten was accepted warmly by the 2 resident (adult male litter mate cats) in 
his new home. The older boy got along with the dogs in his new home.

    I think, like people, the personalities make a difference. 
    L
      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: Kelley Saveika 
      To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
      Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2008 1:53 PM
      Subject: Re: Balance of puddy cats


      I know mine miss the stolen ones.  Shimmer is my eldest, he is 12 now, 
and not too much into the antics of the young ones.

      Missy is my kitty with congenital heart disease, and she self-limits her 
play.

      That leaves Tuffy no one really to play with when I am gone, and I think 
she is lonely and confused.


      On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 10:38 PM, laurieskatz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

        I am sure mine do. After Stripes died, Squeaky kept urinating on the 
paper towel roll. I would replace and he'd urinate again. The vet said it was 
grief. It stopped after a couple weeks ~ dind't have this behavior before or 
after. They were best pals for 15 years. 

        After Teddy died, I almost lost Coco. I know she was grieving for him. 
They were inseparable. It was heartbreaking. She has never been like that with 
another cat but is with me now.

        L


          ----- Original Message ----- 
          From: Sally Davis 
          To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
          Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2008 9:02 PM
          Subject: Balance of puddy cats


          Hi Folks, 

          You never know if the other cats miss a deceased cat. I figure for 
the most part mine don't. I am now rethinking that. Being cats they are subtle 
about their emotions. Well Right now I have 5 cats on my bed, no room for me 
unless I move one. And Grey and White who shows her dislike for me more often 
than not has been lovey dovey towards me. Not sure that will last but there 
does seem to be a change in her behavior.

          I am was not sure...contemplating taking on another felk cat who is 
at a Vet Clinic not far from me. However I am not sure how the stress of many 
cats would affect this cat. I am not sure how a new cat will affect my cats. 
Mostly they will go OH another one.... I have not talked with the owner yet. 
She has a home for it in May but cannot house the cat until that time. Anyway, 
just thinking out loud. Emotionally I am not sure I can handle another 'sick' 
cat. I know it is a crap shoot with these guys even with the best care. Maybe I 
will keep him until May. 

          Well I hope everyone is well and the kitties slaves as well :-)

          Sally

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