Suggestion for the future: Contact the adopter's vet before the cat is released re not killing an innocent cat and see if the vet will agree to contact you if there is a problem (then hope they do). Additionally have the adopter sign a mini contract. Sometimes that alone makes them think twice.
On Apr 24, 2009, at 4:53 PM, Laura Mostello wrote:


Charlotte returned to the vet today as scheduled. Her PCV is up to 19% versus 9% a week ago. The CBC should be back tomorrow. Both the vet and the vet tech noticed how much better she looks. She'll be back for a recheck in a couple of weeks. And if I may vent a little: we adopted out 2 cats at the shelter to one person. The adopter called today and said that she had both cats euthanized because one was FeLV+ and one was FIV+. I am really ticked off. We've had good luck getting these cats out to rescues - we've never euthanized one who tested positive for either disease - and instead of calling us beforehand she just had them put down. We would have taken the cats back and found places for them to go. It's very upsetting, especially after going through all this with Charlotte, and knowing how much effort, time and money the people on this list spend on their positive cats. What a cop-out.
Laura

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