Re: Buster update and needed prayers

[Marissa]

prayers for you and BusterHopefully tomorrow will be a better day..
On 3/6/06, Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Prayers and good, healthy thoughts for your sweet Buster to wake upfeeling much better tomorrow.  Head butts to Buster, you and all your
babies.NKerry Roach wrote:> I had to take Buster back to the doctor today as he wouldn't eat and> was very out of it.> He did have some temp today of 102.5 which isn't bad.  He just
> wouldn't eat or drink today so I thought it best to take him back.  He> received 2 antibiotic injections and a dex injection.  He also got> 200cc of fluids...So maybe some of this will help.  He still won't eat
> so I gave him some transdermal appetite stimulant.  They did a PCV and> total protein...PCV was 20 but total protein was 4.0 which isn't> good...She is going to  call on Tues to see if they have checked the
> side she sent on Sat..and try to hurry them up with that..The node on> the left side seems to be smaller while the other one is the larger> and still about the size of a grape..All other abdominal nodes seem to
> be regular size when she checked them..My kitty that had lymphoma had> large abdominal nodes and not the neck ones so maybe with any luck we> are dealling with a bad infection of some sort...> Please everyone pray for my Buster..He is my baby of my older
> kitties...He will be 14 on March 30..> I will suggest the immuno-regulin for 2 treatments like Michelle> suggested.> Thanks so much,> Kerry, Bandy, Buster and Lil Rascal>> 
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Re: [Fwd: [Fwd: IMPORTANT - CLS Service Furkids]]

[Marissa]

I would like to add Jake who was FELV pos and passed on 3/2/06.
On 3/6/06, Becca DuBose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Belinda,Probably too late but I don't know if my original message went through.Becca & Angel Paassht
>>> I would like to add my Paassht.  She crossed on Tuesday (Feb 28th) and> she was FeLV+.>

Re: CLS kids for Belinda -- for Terri

[catatonya]

I got new antidepressants today!!! Woo hoo!!     And when I gave popeye his medicine (liquid) he spit it out all over me, the other cats and the kitchen!!!  It was like an explosion!  Very funny!     That's my good news of the day.     tTerri Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:WOO-HOO     Thank you!     =^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, Travis, Dori and 6 furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec & Salome' =^..^=     Furkid Photos! http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7sgqa/My Personal Page: http://www.geocities.com/ruthiegirl1/terrispage.html?1083970447350     Earth and Family Safe Products!   http://www.moreinfo247.com/9162990/VCLNice Offers! www.niceoffers.com/9162990     Buy Avon Online! http://www.youravon.com/theresabrown     Fire your Boss!   http://www.moreinfo247.com/9162990/HFB- Original Message -   From: Susan Loesch   To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org   Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 4:20 PM  Subject: Re: CLS kids for Belinda -- for TerriHere's some really good news!  My little feleuk+ Daisy, whose every cough and sneeze I've been agonizing over since DECEMBER is finally URI-free, thanks to a couple of doses of immunoregulin (together with lots of lysine).    That's something, finally, to cheer about!!Terri Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I'm so sad now.     I had a terrible day at work gang -- does anyone have
 GOOD news???     Goodnight, sweet babies...     =^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, Travis, Dori and 6 furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec & Salome' =^..^=     Furkid Photos! http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7sgqa/My Personal Page: http://www.geocities.com/ruthiegirl1/terrispage.html?1083970447350     Earth and Family Safe Products!   http://www.moreinfo247.com/9162990/VCLNice Offers! www.niceoffers.com/9162990     Buy Avon Online! http://www.youravon.com/theresabrown     Fire your Boss!   http://www.moreinfo247.com/9162990/HFB- Original Message -   From: Susan Loesch   To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org   Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 12:39 PM  Subject: Re: CLS kids for Belinda  Belinda - unfortunately I have two more this morning.   Hunny Bunny, a little "house semi-feral", feleuk neg and Graybe, age 15, also negative, congestive heart failure.  Hunny Bunny died 3/3 and Graybe 3/4.  Thank you.Tad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   Orange Julius (OJ) Jan 31, 2006 FeLV+Buffy Feb. 19, 2006 FeLV+Hi Belinda Thankyou for doing the list for our lost kitties..It does help to see them remembered...And we are all keeping our paws crossed here for Bailey.. May he make a recoveryand have a good length of time left with you...Tad and
 Marie

Re: Buster update and needed prayers

[Nina]

Prayers and good, healthy thoughts for your sweet Buster to wake up 
feeling much better tomorrow.  Head butts to Buster, you and all your 
babies.

N

Kerry Roach wrote:

I had to take Buster back to the doctor today as he wouldn't eat and 
was very out of it.
He did have some temp today of 102.5 which isn't bad.  He just 
wouldn't eat or drink today so I thought it best to take him back.  He 
received 2 antibiotic injections and a dex injection.  He also got 
200cc of fluids...So maybe some of this will help.  He still won't eat 
so I gave him some transdermal appetite stimulant.  They did a PCV and 
total protein...PCV was 20 but total protein was 4.0 which isn't 
good...She is going to  call on Tues to see if they have checked the 
side she sent on Sat..and try to hurry them up with that..The node on 
the left side seems to be smaller while the other one is the larger 
and still about the size of a grape..All other abdominal nodes seem to 
be regular size when she checked them..My kitty that had lymphoma had 
large abdominal nodes and not the neck ones so maybe with any luck we 
are dealling with a bad infection of some sort...
Please everyone pray for my Buster..He is my baby of my older 
kitties...He will be 14 on March 30..
I will suggest the immuno-regulin for 2 treatments like Michelle 
suggested. 
Thanks so much,

Kerry, Bandy, Buster and Lil Rascal


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Buster update and needed prayers

[Kerry Roach]

I had to take Buster back to the doctor today as he wouldn't eat and was very out of it.  He did have some temp today of 102.5 which isn't bad.  He just wouldn't eat or drink today so I thought it best to take him back.  He received 2 antibiotic injections and a dex injection.  He also got 200cc of fluids...So maybe some of this will help.  He still won't eat so I gave him some transdermal appetite stimulant.  They did a PCV and total protein...PCV was 20 but total protein was 4.0 which isn't good...She is going to  call on Tues to see if they have checked the side she sent on Sat..and try to hurry them up with that..The node on the left side seems to be smaller while the other one is the larger and still about the size of a grape..All other abdominal nodes seem to be regular size when she checked them..My kitty that had lymphoma had large abdominal nodes and not the neck ones so maybe with any luck we are dealling with a bad infection of
 some sort...  Please everyone pray for my Buster..He is my baby of my older kitties...He will be 14 on March 30..  I will suggest the immuno-regulin for 2 treatments like Michelle suggested.    Thanks so much,  Kerry, Bandy, Buster and Lil Rascal
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Re: CLS kids for Belinda

[catatonya]

Susan,     I am so sorry.  You've had so many losses.  :(     tonyaSusan Loesch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Belinda - unfortunately I have two more this morning.   Hunny Bunny, a little "house semi-feral", feleuk neg and Graybe, age 15, also negative, congestive heart failure.  Hunny Bunny died 3/3 and Graybe 3/4.  Thank you.Tad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   Orange Julius (OJ) Jan 31, 2006 FeLV+Buffy Feb. 19, 2006 FeLV+Hi Belinda Thankyou for doing the list for our lost kitties..It does help to see them remembered...And we are all keeping our paws crossed here for Bailey.. May he make a
 recoveryand have a good length of time left with you...Tad and Marie

Re: [Fwd: [Fwd: IMPORTANT - CLS Service Furkids]]

[Becca DuBose]

Belinda,

Probably too late but I don't know if my original message went through.

Becca & Angel Paassht




I would like to add my Paassht.  She crossed on Tuesday (Feb 28th) and 
she was FeLV+.

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Re: Bandy and Buster updates

[Lernermichelle]

Kerry,
   I would try 2 doses of I-R IV with Bandy and see if it 
helps.  Unless he really freaks out about IV, it's not a big deal.  
Mine got it without much problem.  All of us who have used it for URI-type 
problems seem to see it work by the second dose.  I would definitely do 
that, and if it worked, given how Smokey and Daisy have responded, I think I 
would continue as needed sub-q or IV.
 
   If Buster comes back as having something other than cancer, I 
would try the I-R with him too.
 
Michelle
 
In a message dated 3/6/2006 8:25:23 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

  Well, Bandy seems to be holding his own with this new eye infection..We 
  can't give him the eye meds with the dex in it since he has an ulcer on that 
  eye so I am using the non-steroid drops which seem to work much slower...I do 
  hope we can get on the other soon as it does seem to work much faster...
  I have asked my vet about giving him immuno-regulin, sub Q, but since I 
  have read Michelle's post, I am not so sure either...She didn't want to stress 
  him so much by doing it IV so I don't know what to do..She did want me to find 
  out all of your protocols so we can study it first..I will look thru the 
  archives to see what is there, but if any of you have some suggestions for us, 
  we would appreciate it..
  Buster isn't doing so well right now...She aspirated the lymph node and 
  sent it to an oncologist, I think...She didn't seem to think it was lymphoma 
  since no other nodes seemed to be enlarged just the ones in his neck...He is 
  eating some, but not much..He will drink chicken broth and eat a/d..I gave him 
  a little fancy feast and he did nibble at it some...He is drinking and using 
  the box, but seems to tire out really quick..He will still come to me and get 
  in my lap...He justs wants to lay there.  He is just staying in his bed 
  next to Bandy.  Buster is on baytril and 20mg pred a day still for 
  now...He doesn't have a temp either...so any other thoughts on all of this 
  would be appreciated...I don't know what to do..
  Our best to all of you and your furr-babies...
  Kerry, Bandy, Buster and Lil Rascal

 

Re: CLS addition

[Barb Moermond]

Thank Tonya,  I'm doing pretty well, just really really busy so I've been lurking for the most part.  Smoky has a check-up this week for his urinary issues.  He was blocked last month - he was a very unhappy boy:(  but that's what the emergency clinic is for and he saw the same vet as before and was remembered:) and his regular vet is awesome, so we're actually making some progress managing his issues with interstitial cystitis and also struvite crystals on occasion.  Bandit is his usual irrepressible self:)  very sweet:)     hope all is well with you and your crew!  bcatatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Barb,     My condolences to you, and your mom and stepdad on the loss of  little Tigger.  :(     I
 haven't noticed you around as much lately.  How are you doing yourself?  tBarb Moermond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Hi all, it's been a rough week all over it seems.  This morning, my mom and stepdad had their kitty Tigger put to sleep.  She was nearly 17 and had been with them since early-mid kittenhood.  One night during a snowstorm, my stepdad had just closed the shop and was standing at the truck door when a little rub was felt on his ankle and tiny squeaking was heard.  This little white and buff kitten with very noticeable injuries was at his feet.  Naturally, he scooped her up and brought her home.  They called her Fart for quite a while - any of you who have rescued mal- and/or under-nourished kits know this well:)  She was a very pretty kitty, small head and delicate facial features, tiny
 feet, long legs:)  sort of built like a race horse.   She was an excellent hunter and lap-warmer.  But those injuries had long-term effects.  The soft tissue of her right wrist had completely worn out due to her limping from the old injury on her left shoulder/leg.  She was flat footed on that paw.  She also developed spinal arthritis, as another kitty of my mom's had.  With that, it's only a matter of time before the nerves just don't work in the hind quarters.  Mom had tremendous guilt about old Samantha; she'd waited far too long to help her.  Tigger hadn't progressed nearly as far as Sam had, but she was declining rapidly.  She wasn't playing on her own anymore, and she'd previously spent hours amusing herself with string tied to the back of a rocking chair.  She was allowing Bozo to groom her for longer and longer sessions which was simply unheard of - Bozo was an interloper, no matter how many mice he caught for
 her!  She also didn't know whether or not she'd made it to the box - messes in the vicinity etc.  But what was far more worrying is that when she did make it to the box and stepped in a clump, she couldn't feel the debris on her foot - which of course dried on like cement - and therefore wasn't grooming her feet.  The deafness she'd developed and the weakening eyesight weren't important, but when they lose their grooming and their playing  Tigger had an amazing run of years considering the start she had and fortunately, my mom will have no serious second-guessing about doing it too soon (the vet agreed with the decision, which helped) or guilt about doing it too late and making Tigger suffer unnecessarily (like with Sam).  It's the hardest decision we have to make, but the grief is worth it - all the moments of joy and love far outweigh the pain of losing a friend.. eventually anyway.  So Belinda, if you could please add to the FeLV- list,
 Tigger, loved by Maggie and Dale.  It was this morning, March 4.As always, I'm so glad I know all of you:)  you bring joy and understanding and compassion to the world.PSBandit says rppp to everyoneBarb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito"My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress. Merely living his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile." - Anonymous   __Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com Barb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito"My cat the clown:  paying no mind to whom he should impress.  Merely living his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile."- Anonymous
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Re: CLS kids for Belinda -- for Terri

[Terri Brown]

WOO-HOO
 
Thank you!
 
=^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, Travis, Dori and 
6 furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec & Salome' 
=^..^=
 
Furkid Photos! http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7sgqa/My 
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  - Original Message - 
  From: Susan 
  Loesch 
  To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
  
  Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 4:20 
PM
  Subject: Re: CLS kids for Belinda -- for 
  Terri
  
  Here's some really good news!  My little feleuk+ Daisy, whose every 
  cough and sneeze I've been agonizing over since DECEMBER is finally URI-free, 
  thanks to a couple of doses of immunoregulin (together with lots of 
  lysine).  
  That's something, finally, to cheer about!!Terri Brown 
  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
  wrote:
  




I'm so sad now.
 
I had a terrible day at work gang -- does anyone have GOOD 
news???
 
Goodnight, sweet babies...
 
=^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, Travis, Dori 
and 6 furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec & Salome' 
=^..^=
 
Furkid Photos! http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7sgqa/My 
Personal Page: http://www.geocities.com/ruthiegirl1/terrispage.html?1083970447350
 
Earth and Family Safe Products!   http://www.moreinfo247.com/9162990/VCLNice 
Offers! www.niceoffers.com/9162990
 
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  - Original Message - 
  From: Susan Loesch 
  To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
  
  Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 12:39 
  PM
  Subject: Re: CLS kids for 
  Belinda
  Belinda - unfortunately I have two more this 
  morning.   Hunny Bunny, a little "house semi-feral", feleuk neg 
  and Graybe, age 15, also negative, congestive heart failure.  Hunny 
  Bunny died 3/3 and Graybe 3/4.  Thank you.Tad Burnett 
  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
  wrote: 
  Orange 
Julius (OJ) Jan 31, 2006 FeLV+Buffy Feb. 19, 2006 FeLV+Hi 
Belinda Thankyou for doing the list for our lost kitties..It does 
help to see them remembered...And we are all keeping our paws 
crossed here for Bailey.. May he make a recoveryand have a good 
length of time left with you...Tad and 
Marie


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RE: OT - who is it who is near Dallas and will take FIV kitties?

[Susan Loesch]

Thank you!Hideyo Yamamoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Here you go – this is her – if I find her phone number, I will forward it to you as well.   From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Friday, January 06, 2006 10:04 AMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: Crosspost: From Kittico Katrina Cat needs help     PLEASE:  I Know many of you guys dont know me but I am willing to help any positives that are in my area..Dallas/Ft worthkeep my rescue handy please  I am trying to get the fiv cat now        From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Susan LoeschSent: Monday, March 06, 2006 11:23 AMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: OT - who is it who is near Dallas and will take FIV kitties?   Don't I remember someone on our list responding to a request for a home for a Katrina FIV kitty back before Xmas?   Whoever it is lives in the Dallas area and said to keep her in mind in the future.   Chris knows of a Katriina FIV kitty who needs a
 home.

Re: CLS kids for Belinda -- for Terri

[Susan Loesch]

Here's some really good news!  My little feleuk+ Daisy, whose every cough and sneeze I've been agonizing over since DECEMBER is finally URI-free, thanks to a couple of doses of immunoregulin (together with lots of lysine).    That's something, finally, to cheer about!!Terri Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I'm so sad now.     I had a terrible day at work gang -- does anyone have GOOD news???     Goodnight, sweet babies...     =^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, Travis, Dori and 6 furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec &
 Salome' =^..^=     Furkid Photos! http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7sgqa/My Personal Page: http://www.geocities.com/ruthiegirl1/terrispage.html?1083970447350     Earth and Family Safe Products!   http://www.moreinfo247.com/9162990/VCLNice Offers! www.niceoffers.com/9162990     Buy Avon Online! http://www.youravon.com/theresabrown     Fire your
 Boss!   http://www.moreinfo247.com/9162990/HFB- Original Message -   From: Susan Loesch   To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org   Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 12:39 PM  Subject: Re: CLS kids for Belinda  Belinda - unfortunately I have two more this morning.   Hunny Bunny, a little "house semi-feral", feleuk neg and Graybe, age 15, also negative,
 congestive heart failure.  Hunny Bunny died 3/3 and Graybe 3/4.  Thank you.Tad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   Orange Julius (OJ) Jan 31, 2006 FeLV+Buffy Feb. 19, 2006 FeLV+Hi Belinda Thankyou for doing the list for our lost kitties..It does help to see them remembered...And we are all keeping our paws crossed here for Bailey.. May he make a recoveryand have a good length of time left with you...Tad and Marie

Re: CLS kids for Belinda

[Terri Brown]

I'm so sad now.
 
I had a terrible day at work gang -- does anyone have GOOD news???
 
Goodnight, sweet babies...
 
=^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, Travis, Dori and 
6 furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec & Salome' 
=^..^=
 
Furkid Photos! http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7sgqa/My 
Personal Page: http://www.geocities.com/ruthiegirl1/terrispage.html?1083970447350
 
Earth and Family Safe Products!   http://www.moreinfo247.com/9162990/VCLNice 
Offers! www.niceoffers.com/9162990
 
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  - Original Message - 
  From: Susan 
  Loesch 
  To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
  
  Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 12:39 
  PM
  Subject: Re: CLS kids for Belinda
  Belinda - unfortunately I have two more this 
  morning.   Hunny Bunny, a little "house semi-feral", feleuk neg and 
  Graybe, age 15, also negative, congestive heart failure.  Hunny Bunny 
  died 3/3 and Graybe 3/4.  Thank you.Tad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
  wrote: 
  Orange 
Julius (OJ) Jan 31, 2006 FeLV+Buffy Feb. 19, 2006 FeLV+Hi 
Belinda Thankyou for doing the list for our lost kitties..It does help 
to see them remembered...And we are all keeping our paws crossed here 
for Bailey.. May he make a recoveryand have a good length of time 
left with you...Tad and 
Marie

RE: OT - who is it who is near Dallas and will take FIV kitties?

[Hideyo Yamamoto]

I think the below is one of the messages
she sent out regarding FIV kitties, but her number is

 

From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 06, 2006
10:22 AM
To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Fwd: FIV KATRINA
CAT...

 

it appears all is well.

everyone keep me as contact in this
areaI can foster and help with transport. 

 

 

see our available orphans at:
http://members.petfinder.org/~TX418/index.html
Karen 817-453-4888

 

 









From: Hideyo Yamamoto 
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 1:25
PM
To: 'felvtalk@felineleukemia.org'
Subject: RE: OT - who is it who is
near Dallas and
will take FIV kitties?



 

Here you go – this is her – if
I find her phone number, I will forward it to you as well.

 







From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 06, 2006
10:04 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Crosspost: From
Kittico Katrina Cat needs help

 

PLEASE:

I Know many of you guys dont know me but
I am willing to help any positives that are in my area..Dallas/Ft
worthkeep my rescue handy please

I am trying to get the fiv cat now

 

 









From:
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Behalf Of Susan Loesch
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 11:23
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Subject: OT - who is it who is
near Dallas and
will take FIV kitties?



 



Don't I remember someone on our list responding to a request for a home
for a Katrina FIV kitty back before Xmas?   Whoever it is lives in
the Dallas area
and said to keep her in mind in the future.  





 





Chris knows of a Katriina FIV kitty who needs a home.

RE: OT - who is it who is near Dallas and will take FIV kitties?

[Hideyo Yamamoto]

Here you go – this is her – if
I find her phone number, I will forward it to you as well.

 







From:
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Kittico Katrina Cat needs help

 

PLEASE:

I Know many of you guys dont know me but
I am willing to help any positives that are in my area..Dallas/Ft
worthkeep my rescue handy please

I am trying to get the fiv cat now

 

 









From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Susan Loesch
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 11:23
AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: OT - who is it who is
near Dallas and
will take FIV kitties?



 



Don't I remember someone on our list responding to a request for a home
for a Katrina FIV kitty back before Xmas?   Whoever it is lives in
the Dallas area
and said to keep her in mind in the future.  





 





Chris knows of a Katriina FIV kitty who needs a home.

Fwd: FeLV+ cat in TX needs rescue

[Susan Loesch]

Janet Cain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  From: "Janet Cain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: "Susan Loesch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>CC: "Anne Zabolio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Subject: FeLV+ catDate: Fri, 3 Mar 2006 11:23:19 -0600Hi Susan,     Can you help us find safe haven for this kitty? See the info below. Several people have recommended having the cat retested to confirm the status.     Thanks,  Janet  LV PAWS     Molly Maynard,  512-280-7337,  found a cat in a Randall's parking lot, excellent condition.  He has been neutered and vaccinated but came up positive for FeLV.  ATA
 estimated his age at 3 years but to us he looks younger.  Anyone able to take a FeLV+ or know of anyone wanting a FeLV+ cat?  The cat's name is Randall.Anne

Re: OT - who is it who is near Dallas and will take FIV kitties?

[Susan Loesch]

Super!  Thank you.wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  I believe it's Karen. She's in Mansfield, I think,just south of Dallas. She's the forgetmenotpets addy.:)Wendy--- Susan Loesch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:> Don't I remember someone on our list responding to a> request for a home for a Katrina FIV kitty back> before Xmas? Whoever it is lives in the Dallas> area and said to keep her in mind in the future. > > Chris knows of a Katriina FIV kitty who needs a> home.> __Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com 

Re: OT - who is it who is near Dallas and will take FIV kitties?

[wendy]

I believe it's Karen.  She's in Mansfield, I think,
just south of Dallas.  She's the forgetmenotpets addy.

:)
Wendy

--- Susan Loesch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Don't I remember someone on our list responding to a
> request for a home for a Katrina FIV kitty back
> before Xmas?   Whoever it is lives in the Dallas
> area and said to keep her in mind in the future.  
>
>   Chris knows of a Katriina FIV kitty who needs a
> home.
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OT - who is it who is near Dallas and will take FIV kitties?

[Susan Loesch]

Don't I remember someone on our list responding to a request for a home for a Katrina FIV kitty back before Xmas?   Whoever it is lives in the Dallas area and said to keep her in mind in the future.       Chris knows of a Katriina FIV kitty who needs a home.

RE: CLS kids for Belinda

[Susan Loesch]

Thanks.  Surely this is it for a while.  That makes 8 babies since Jan. 21.Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:So sorry for your loss this weekend…     Chris  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Susan LoeschSent: Monday, March 06, 2006 12:40 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: CLS kids for Belinda     Belinda - unfortunately I have two more this morning.   Hunny Bunny, a little "house semi-feral",
 feleuk neg and Graybe, age 15, also negative, congestive heart failure.  Hunny Bunny died 3/3 and Graybe 3/4.  Thank you.Tad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   Orange Julius (OJ) Jan 31, 2006 FeLV+Buffy Feb. 19, 2006 FeLV+Hi Belinda Thankyou for doing the list for our lost kitties..It does help to see them remembered...And we are all keeping our paws crossed here for Bailey.. May he make a recoveryand have a good length of time left with you...Tad and Marie   

RE: CLS kids for Belinda

[Chris]

So sorry for your loss this weekend… 


 



Chris

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Subject: Re: CLS kids for Belinda

 

Belinda - unfortunately I have two more this
morning.   Hunny Bunny, a little "house semi-feral", feleuk
neg and Graybe, age 15, also negative, congestive heart failure.  Hunny
Bunny died 3/3 and Graybe 3/4.  Thank you.

Tad Burnett
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 


Orange Julius (OJ) Jan 31, 2006 FeLV+
Buffy Feb. 19, 2006 FeLV+

Hi Belinda Thankyou for doing the list for our lost kitties..It does 
help to see them remembered...
And we are all keeping our paws crossed here for Bailey.. May he make a 
recovery
and have a good length of time left with you...

Tad and Marie






 

Re: CLS kids for Belinda

[Susan Loesch]

Belinda - unfortunately I have two more this morning.   Hunny Bunny, a little "house semi-feral", feleuk neg and Graybe, age 15, also negative, congestive heart failure.  Hunny Bunny died 3/3 and Graybe 3/4.  Thank you.Tad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Orange Julius (OJ) Jan 31, 2006 FeLV+Buffy Feb. 19, 2006 FeLV+Hi Belinda Thankyou for doing the list for our lost kitties..It does help to see them remembered...And we are all keeping our paws crossed here for Bailey.. May he make a recoveryand have a good length of time left with you...Tad and Marie

Re: CLS addition

[Susan Loesch]

Barb, please tell your mom and stepdad how sorry I am.  Tigger was very lucky to show up on their doorstep!Barb Moermond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Hi all, it's been a rough week all over it seems.  This morning, my mom and stepdad had their kitty Tigger put to sleep.  She was nearly 17 and had been with them since early-mid kittenhood.  One night during a snowstorm, my stepdad had just closed the shop and was standing at the truck door when a little rub was felt on his ankle and tiny squeaking was heard.  This little white and buff kitten with very noticeable injuries was at his feet.  Naturally, he scooped her up and brought her home.  They called her Fart for quite a while - any of you who have rescued mal- and/or under-nourished kits know this well:)  She was a very pretty kitty, small head and delicate facial
 features, tiny feet, long legs:)  sort of built like a race horse.   She was an excellent hunter and lap-warmer.  But those injuries had long-term effects.  The soft tissue of her right wrist had completely worn out due to her limping from the old injury on her left shoulder/leg.  She was flat footed on that paw.  She also developed spinal arthritis, as another kitty of my mom's had.  With that, it's only a matter of time before the nerves just don't work in the hind quarters.  Mom had tremendous guilt about old Samantha; she'd waited far too long to help her.  Tigger hadn't progressed nearly as far as Sam had, but she was declining rapidly.  She wasn't playing on her own anymore, and she'd previously spent hours amusing herself with string tied to the back of a rocking chair.  She was allowing Bozo to groom her for longer and longer sessions which was simply unheard of - Bozo was an interloper, no matter how many mice
 he caught for her!  She also didn't know whether or not she'd made it to the box - messes in the vicinity etc.  But what was far more worrying is that when she did make it to the box and stepped in a clump, she couldn't feel the debris on her foot - which of course dried on like cement - and therefore wasn't grooming her feet.  The deafness she'd developed and the weakening eyesight weren't important, but when they lose their grooming and their playing  Tigger had an amazing run of years considering the start she had and fortunately, my mom will have no serious second-guessing about doing it too soon (the vet agreed with the decision, which helped) or guilt about doing it too late and making Tigger suffer unnecessarily (like with Sam).  It's the hardest decision we have to make, but the grief is worth it - all the moments of joy and love far outweigh the pain of losing a friend.. eventually anyway.  So Belinda, if you could please add to the
 FeLV- list, Tigger, loved by Maggie and Dale.  It was this morning, March 4.As always, I'm so glad I know all of you:)  you bring joy and understanding and compassion to the world.PSBandit says rppp to everyoneBarb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito"My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress. Merely living his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile." - Anonymous  __Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com 

Re: I lost my Jake

[Susan Loesch]

What a beautiful, happy boy he was.  The pictures are wonderful.  You are so lucky to have found each other, and I know your heart is breaking.  I am so sorry.Marissa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I had to let Jake go. He kept getting worse and worse.  He was barely moving, breathing really hard and panting, no control of his bodily functions...he was ready...I tried feeding him w/ a syringe and also with baby food.  He wouldn't let me open his mouth and if I did manage to get some in there, it would just sit there...he wouldn't even swallow.  He looked at me like "why are you doing this to me."  It killed me.  I hope he knew that I was only trying to help him.  His HCT was down to 8.  He was miserable, and I decided that it was selfish to put him through more when it was so bleak.  I wish I
 wish I wish I had caught it earlier and he would have had time to see if he could respond to the treatments he was getting.  I am of course second guessing myself and wishing I could do things over again, etc.  I know it's normal to do that, but it's so hard.  By the time I finally let him go, he wasn't even there I don't think..empty look in his eyesI think he was already gone.   I miss him so much.  I only had 5 months with him but it was filled with so much joy.  Jake (full name Jake Ryan after the character in the movie 16 Candles) was given up by his previous owner to a shelter.  Not sure why, I guess you never do.  The shelter usually puts down cats that are FELV+, but they fell in love with him and gave him a second chance.  Jake is one of the friendliest, most playful, warm, sweetest cats around.  The shelter gave him to the rescue group I used to volunteer for.  I was looking to adopt a cat from the group
 since I was moving to NYC.  I didn't set out for a FELV+, and didn't know anything about it, but he was just to precious to live the rest of his life in a cage, which is what was probably going to happen.  So I took Jake with me, one of the best decisions I have made.  He had a rough go, constantly fighting URIs, diarrhea, and finally the anemia.  But he never lost his spirit.  Everyone who met him fell in love.  He didn't deserve to live such a short life (he was about 2 1/2), but I am glad I was able to make the end of it a happy one.  He was so affectionate.  Would literally rub everything in sight!  My favorite thing was putting my knuckle a few inches above his head and he would get on two legs so he could rub.  He just loved rubbing!   He would also love climbing on my dresser while I was sleeping, and he was bored, and taking out my jewelry from my jewelry box and throwing it on the floor.it drove me crazy but I
 would give anything to be able to be driven crazy again!   I posted some pictures of him:  http://www.flickr.com/photos/mm2424/sets/72057594074811372/show/  Thanks to all on this list for advice along the way.  You all definitely helped him get over his URI, which made his last months much more pleasant.  Marissa

Subject: I lost my Jake

[Carla Shoppe]

Marrissa,

Very touching story that you wrote about Jake. Unfortunately 
can't view the pictures since it said it is timed out hopefully 
later I can open and view the pictures of Jake. Sometimes we 
find that certain cat that seems to touch us in a little 
different way than the others. 

Please know that you did the best for him and when they loose 
that twinkle in their eye I think it's there way to let us know 
it's ok to say goodbye they are ready.

Brings back some last moment memories of one of mine that last 
that twinkle and all I could do was cry because I knew it was 
time to say goodbye.

I know that Jack has touched you in a very special way and will 
be with you forever in your heart.

Carla

Message: 11
Date: Sat, 4 Mar 2006 18:13:48 -0500
From: Marissa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: I lost my Jake
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I had to let Jake go. He kept getting worse and worse.  He was 
barely
moving, breathing really hard and panting, no control of his 
bodily
functions...he was ready...I tried feeding him w/ a syringe and 
also with
baby food.  He wouldn't let me open his mouth and if I did 
manage to get
some in there, it would just sit there...he wouldn't even 
swallow.  He
looked at me like "why are you doing this to me."  It killed 
me.  I hope he
knew that I was only trying to help him.  His HCT was down to 
8.  He was
miserable, and I decided that it was selfish to put him through 
more when it
was so bleak.  I wish I wish I wish I had caught it earlier and 
he would
have had time to see if he could respond to the treatments he 
was getting.
I am of course second guessing myself and wishing I could do 
things over
again, etc.  I know it's normal to do that, but it's so hard.  
By the time I
finally let him go, he wasn't even there I don't think..empty 
look in his
eyesI think he was already gone.

I miss him so much.  I only had 5 months with him but it was 
filled with so
much joy.  Jake (full name Jake Ryan after the character in the 
movie 16
Candles) was given up by his previous owner to a shelter.  Not 
sure why, I
guess you never do.  The shelter usually puts down cats that 
are FELV+, but
they fell in love with him and gave him a second chance.  Jake 
is one of the
friendliest, most playful, warm, sweetest cats around.  The 
shelter gave him
to the rescue group I used to volunteer for.  I was looking to 
adopt a cat
from the group since I was moving to NYC.  I didn't set out for 
a FELV+, and
didn't know anything about it, but he was just to precious to 
live the rest
of his life in a cage, which is what was probably going to 
happen.  So I
took Jake with me, one of the best decisions I have made.  He 
had a rough
go, constantly fighting URIs, diarrhea, and finally the anemia. 
 But he
never lost his spirit.  Everyone who met him fell in love.  He 
didn't
deserve to live such a short life (he was about 2 1/2), but I 
am glad I was
able to make the end of it a happy one.  He was so 
affectionate.  Would
literally rub everything in sight!  My favorite thing was 
putting my knuckle
a few inches above his head and he would get on two legs so he 
could rub.
He just loved rubbing!   He would also love climbing on my 
dresser while I
was sleeping, and he was bored, and taking out my jewelry from 
my jewelry
box and throwing it on the floor.it drove me crazy but I 
would give
anything to be able to be driven crazy again!
I posted some pictures of him:

Re: I lost my Jake

[wendy]

Marissa,

I am so sorry to hear that Jake passed on.  It's so
hard when you love them so much.  He was adorable.  I
love the slide show that you made of him.  It sounds
like you made the right decision to let him go.  He's
out playing now with the others at the Rainbow Bridge,
free and full of life and energy, and no more pain. 
You are an angel to have taken him in and given him
such a wonderful life.  He looked so happy and serene
in his photos.  I got the idea that no matter where
you took him, he would be happy as long as he was with
you.  Moving to a new city (much less NYC!!!) is hard,
but moving and then losing your beloved furbaby soon
after makes it all the more difficult.  I hope you
have family there or a good support system.  If not,
if you need anything or need to vent or cry, please
don't hesitate to come here.  We are here for you.  Be
gentle with yourself right now, Marissa.  Give
yourself time and take care.

:)
Wendy

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Re: Some good news today

[wendy]

Hi Becca,

So good to hear from you.  I'm glad that Kroger and
Corky have tested negative for FeLV.  What a relief! 
Kroger looks just like Paassht-she's such a cutie. 
Did you find her in the Kroger parking lot?  You sound
like you are in a better place now, emotionally.  It's
so amazing what a little time will do for us in
healing our hearts, thank goodness.  I hope you have a
great week Becca.

:)
Wendy

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Re: Immuno-Regulin, IV v. sub-q

[Susan Loesch]

Hey, Michelle - I'm the one who has the 10yr old cat who has been getting it for 7-8 years.  It really is hard to know if that has helped or not -- in fact my own vet, who I think is on top of everything, said he doubts it - he thinks she is just in that lucky % of feleuk+ cats who is going to remain healthy.  Still, the people who surrendered her to us want her to continue to get it and have  donated enough money to insure that it is covered -- plus I figure if "it ain't broke, don't fix it" -- I hate to change anything since she seems to be doing so well. Just wish there was a way to KNOW!       What I did try was IR - 2 doses subQ on two cats - I think Jen mentioned it - for URI's.  One cat is negative and had a URI that nothing I did was touching - two doses and she was much better.  Tried the same on Daisy, my little 14mo old positive kitty, and for the first time since before Xmas she is free of a
 URI.    I also did big doses of lysine. - so I really don't know if it was the IR or the lysine that made the difference.     I am  leaning toward starting Daisy on regular IR doses -- mainly because there are signs that make me think she isn't going to be a long-term survivor - and I am trying already to do everything that even might help.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  FYI, I called the company that makes I-R, and they say that they only recommend using it IV because parts are absorbed sub-q and IM without being effective, i.e. it is more effective IV.  That said, it seems to be working great for Smokey sub-q, so if anyone needs to give it at home it sounds like it is ok, though the
 company will not say it is.  But in bad situations, I would try to get it done IV.     I have been thinking about the 10 year old cat who has been getting monthly low dose I-R injections for 7-8 years, can not remember who on the list told us about her. I have been thinking of giving them to my two remaining positives. I am wondering if it could stimulate the immune system enough to keep the virus at bay and prevent the cancer and anemia that hits most of them before that age.  But I would only do it if I could do it sub-q, and I just have not decided, given that we do not know if that is what has helped the 10 year old cat and the company does not recommend using it prophylactically or sub-q. Has anyone else been considering doing this? Gray thinks I shouldn't, just because it may have nothing to do with why that cat has done so well and I do not know what giving it sub-q and monthly, neither of which is recommended by the manufacturer, would
 actually do to or for them. (for instance, every sub-q shot carries some risk of infection or VAS, and this is a bacteria...)  Though I also know that many drugs are successfully used "off-label." I am leaning towards not doing it at this point, but am still thinking about it a lot. I would be curious to know everyone's thoughts on this.     Michelle

Re: map of FELVtalk members - Frapper.com

[Precious Pets, Almost Home]

Greetings:

I have been lurking.  I usually only have time to read
the posts.  My time is so limited so I do not post
often.  I went to the Frapper site to check it out and
to see where the other members are located at.  What
an interesting site!! I posted my location and posted
Ms. Gobbles's pictures there too.  She is the kitty
saying hello from the windy city.

Precious Pets

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Re: help with furkid food recomendations

[wendy]

Clarissa,

I am almost done switching my furbabies over to Innova
Evo, which is all natural, mostly protein, no grains
(which is great for felines), and supposed to be the
best stuff out there.  You cannot buy it retail.  The
company that makes it has said they don't want to
compromise the quality of the food, so you'll have to
go to a smaller store to buy it, as well as many other
premium foods, or buy online.  Hope this helps.

:)
Wendy

all the posts i've read suggest feeding a high quality
food. would ya'll suggest brands ect that your furkids
do well with and like ? dry food as well as caned ?

the last  cat i had , PJ (paint job) lived to 16 and
wouldn't eat anything but meowmix. the "herd" is
currently eating a purina brand and having some
problems with it (namely gas *WHEW* !!)

 i know Nothing about brands and quality of cat food.
i know in the future i'll need to change to caned food
and other options based on their health but for now is
there a dry food option that would be good for them ?
cost at the moment is the biggest issue with 8
chowhounds and recovering financially from the
spay/neuter cost. hmmm...also have to get them wormed
and then vaccines, the s/n was the biggest issue so we
could let the boys outa the cage ! (bandit kept
falling outa the hammock) 


pogo, stitch, hudini, teddy, salem, bandit, oreo &
boots thank you for your time and recomendations in
this matter

karen  

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take, 
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Re: Bandy and Buster updates

[Kerry Roach]

Well, Bandy seems to be holding his own with this new eye infection..We can't give him the eye meds with the dex in it since he has an ulcer on that eye so I am using the non-steroid drops which seem to work much slower...I do hope we can get on the other soon as it does seem to work much faster...  I have asked my vet about giving him immuno-regulin, sub Q, but since I have read Michelle's post, I am not so sure either...She didn't want to stress him so much by doing it IV so I don't know what to do..She did want me to find out all of your protocols so we can study it first..I will look thru the archives to see what is there, but if any of you have some suggestions for us, we would appreciate it..  Buster isn't doing so well right now...She aspirated the lymph node and sent it to an oncologist, I think...She didn't seem to think it was lymphoma since no other nodes seemed to be enlarged just the ones in his neck...He is eating some, but not much..He will
 drink chicken broth and eat a/d..I gave him a little fancy feast and he did nibble at it some...He is drinking and using the box, but seems to tire out really quick..He will still come to me and get in my lap...He justs wants to lay there.  He is just staying in his bed next to Bandy.  Buster is on baytril and 20mg pred a day still for now...He doesn't have a temp either...so any other thoughts on all of this would be appreciated...I don't know what to do..  Our best to all of you and your furr-babies...  Kerry, Bandy, Buster and Lil Rascal
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