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thank god your brother will be okay. sending wishes for a speedy recovery
and happy adoption thoughts to you and yours. and don'tyou have lots of
photos oif the siblings cuddling up so these people can oooh and aaah and
fall in love with more than one...
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Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 2:51
PM
Subject: Re: [FeralFriendsOnline] Advice
needed for placing a FeLVpositive cat - CT
In a message dated 12/2/2004 2:36:31 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
you have to call them. someone on petfinder board posted kittens were
dumped on her driveway. they took them in however tested postive. i told her
to take them in person to the hospice and throw themselves on her mercy. she
did manage to get thru in a phone call and i guess because they are senior
citizens, angels gate took the cats in for them. they're always fund raising
and looking for volunteers -just like everyone else--animals are $$$ esp. a
ton of sick animals. you have such a great website for those cats--did you
try forwarding the link so she could read the whole story? just a thought.
if i didn't have dopey who sprays, i'd take your little blackies in.
she's my son's cat so i have to keep HER!
I actually have prospective adopters coming this weekend!
Hopefully, they work out and will take one (maybe two, wouldn't that be great
if they took a pair?). They recently lost a positive and are looking for a
companion for their remaining positive. They sound really nice and are driving
from Philadelphia to meet them, so wish us luck!
Since I was able to board the cats at the vet, I ended up not needing to
pursue the Angels Gate thing. Three is manageable right now and it looks like
I won't be able to get out to CA until next year, so hopefully room becomes
available with the Marley Fund by that time.
My brother, who is a Marine, was injured in an explosion in Fallujah and
he's currently home now in CA and recovering from surgery on his lower legs
(which will be fine, thank goodness, he should heal just fine). It was
looking like I might need to go over there on short notice to help take care
of him but the damage isn't as bad as they first thought and he's not
wheelchair bound so he told me to stay home for a while and let him
adjust to being home and heal up a little first before I go and visit.
So, the kittens are going to be fine here for a while, thank
goodness. Should be good until space opens up at the Marley Fund and who
knows, maybe they will be adopted! I can hope, can't I?
Think "get adopted" thoughts for us this weekend!
Melissa and the kittens in NJ
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