Re: to Tonya
Hey Jane, She had one uri when she was around 2, but that's all. I don't do anything special for her. I just watch her carefully. She overgrooms and I've had no luck getting her to stop that. tonya Jane Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Tonya 8 years seems so hopeful. Have there been times when he was symptomatic and struggled. Please tell me how you have cared for him. Jane On Jun 17, 2007, at 12:06 PM, catatonya wrote: > Hi Laura, > > I'm in Georgia too. Where are you? My positive is 8 years old and > going strong right now. > > tonya >> Laura >>
RE: To Tonya : Re: my experience with pits.....
Send me some picts---have a friend who is a resident pit expert! Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of wendy Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 2:18 PM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: OT: To Tonya : Re: my experience with pits. Hey Tonya, I'm sorry I have been so late in answering your post. I am too darn busy right now for my own good! No, the dog does not chase the other dogs or the cats. Her ears kind of perk up when she sees the cats run by, but that's it. She's VERY docile, but does play with our other puppy, who's about a year and a half now. He's an Akita mix. We also thought our female Akita mix would not get along with her, but the three seem to get along fine surprisingly. She's just so quiet right now. All she wants to do is sleep when we let her in. She sleeps so hard, she snores. I think she went through hell before we found her, because of the way she acts. When my husband walks her though, she's great. Better than the other two troublemakers. lol. We need to take her to the vet to get her fixed, but have just not had the money. We plan on taking her in the next three weeks, or sooner if by some magical chance, a few hundred dollars drops into our laps. I can send out some pics to anyone who's interested in seeing her and maybe you guys can tell me if you think she's a pit bull. I think she looks a lot like a Staffordshire (sp?) pit. :) Wendy --- catatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Don't be so sure wendy. Everyone I showed pics of > the dog I found said 'pit', but then the vet and pit > rescue said he was NOT a pit. Does this dog act > aggressive toward your other dogs? Does he chase > the cats? > > t > > wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > P.S. We are absolutely sure she's a Pit Bull. She > might be mixed, but her head is unmistakably pit > bull. > > :) > Wendy > > --- Nina wrote: > > > Hi Wendy, > > I'm glad your rescue girl is in out of danger and > > sleeping soundly. I > > do wonder about her puppies though. Life can be so > > tough sometimes. > > > > Unfortunately I have to second Karen's input on > > Pits. (Congratulations > > on placing the pos today Karen!). You probably > know > > me well enough to > > understand how it pains me to generalize about any > > breed, but Pits have > > the rep they do for a reason. I have met plenty of > > of lovable ones, but > > they have to be well trained and adhere to a > > different kind of > > interaction than say, a Golden Retriever. I don't > > specialize in > > aggression problems, but I've seen dogs that wag > > their entire bodies > > when they greet you, turn mighty ugly mighty fast > > when matched with an > > owner that isn't alpha enough to influence their > > behavior sufficiently. > > Any breed of dog can have these problems, but this > > is a breed that is > > known for them. Esp since you have no idea of her > > history, you'll need > > to stay alert and help her understand that you are > > capable of making > > decisions in order to insure everyone is safe. Are > > you absolutely sure > > that she's Pit x and not something else? Perhaps > > Boxer, or Lab? I much > > prefer to see Pit Bulls placed in an 'only pet' > home > > with no children > > situation. If the vet thinks she's a Pit Bull, I > > would contact the Pit > > Bull rescue in your area and see if they are > willing > > to help you place > > this girl. It's a good sign that she's not > > immediately fence fighting > > with your other dogs, but it could just be because > > she's worn out and is > > waiting to feel out the situation. > > > > I've also heard about Thyroid problems causing > > sudden aggression, I wish > > I could remember the details involved, you can > > probably Google it and > > find out more. > > > > She was sent to you for a reason. Just be careful > > and think carefully > > about making a long-term commitment to her. You > may > > just be meant to be > > the "go-between" in finding her true forever home. > > > Good luck sweetie > > and thank you for helping her. > > Nina > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > Phaewryn and all, > > > Well I have been doing dog and until recently > pit > > rescue for 20 some > > > years. > > > I am afraid I do not agree. I had a pit from > > weaning till 4 1/2 years > > > and she "turned" or developed sudden rage. A > > beloved indoor family > > > fully vetted dog became a killer in 6 months. > > > I also have a foster who was attacked by her own > > pit with injuries > > > including 26 staples in her head. Also from a > dog > > with sudden rage > > > syndrome. > > > Never no matter how long you have them trust a > pit > > completely. They > > > were born and bred to kill and that is what they > > do best. > > > My pit Judas used to help me potty bottle baby > > kittens,. then started > > > chewing up pups. > > > When you get yours checked please include
Re: TO TONYA re: timing on FeLV+ test
That''s great news!!Kathi Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thanks for your interest and concern. I'm very happy to say that the IFA's on Oreo AND Ellie were negative!!! Ellie's first IFA in June was positive. The vet is flabbergasted that it came back negative. I don't know how much stock I should put into the Mega C Plus that I ordered online but I gave it to both Ellie and Oreo and here they are negative. Here's the link to an article on Mega C Plus. Within the article, you can click on the "blue" Mega C Plus to order.http://www.belfield.com/article2.htmlEllie is back with the others now and I have a very happy household. Blessings to all of you out there and I pray that only good news comes your way!>From: catatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org>To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org>Subject: Re: TO TONYA re: timing on FeLV+ test>Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 20:00:07 -0700 (PDT)>>I'm way behind on my mail, but let me know how the tests turn out. It >sounds like Oreo was exposed, tested positive, and then fought off the >virus. If that is the case, then, NO, he won't get it again. Good luck!>> t>>
Re: To Tonya Re: Sharing price information
At 05:51 PM 11/1/2006, you wrote: More Price information One of my vets charges 89 for a Jr. Wellness Panel but 30 for an exam. Combo is 30 something, Another vet charges 59 for the Panel but 45 for the exam, Her combo test is 59 senior panel is 165.00 I mean expensive. lol. I'll get out some bills and post them to you when I get a chance. t wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Do you mean expensive or extensive?! lol... Send it to me; I'm compiling today but don't have much to compile just yet. :) Wendy --- catatonya wrote: > Is anyone going to gather this information? If so > I'll be glad to send mine. Mine is quite > expensive. > > t > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm in a Milwaukee, WI suburb & one of the > vets we go to charges 115 for a senior wellness > profile, 24 for the exam, 14 for a fecal, 50 for an > X-ray, 32 for a snap test, 10 for ear cleaning, 14 > for distemper vac. The cat-only clinic we go to is > comparable in its rates, higher on some items, lower > on others. I don't know what they currently charge > for spay/neuter, b/c it's been 5 years since I've > had to have that done. If I remember correctly, > dentals at the cat only clinic are usually b/t > 100-200, depending on if extractions were needed, > etc. > > Yvonne > > In a message dated 10/9/2006 11:06:33 P.M. Central > Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Is there a way we can give a geographical location > and some basic ideas of what we pay for specific > procedures, > for example here several of the vets charge 165 for > a senior panel,,,the SNAP combo test ranges for 39 > to 60,,,A CBC is about 50,,Spay can go from 50 to > 200Dentals from 100 to 400. > I would like to compile something that could benefit > others so they can see common prices and ranges in > different areas and perhaps find a more cost > efficient local vet.. > I am in the Central Valley ( Fresno) of California. > It is an ag based community, > Kelly > > > > > __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.13.22/512 - Release Date: 11/1/2006
Re: To Tonya Re: Sharing price information
I mean expensive. lol. I'll get out some bills and post them to you when I get a chance. twendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Do you mean expensive or extensive?! lol...Send it to me; I'm compiling today but don't have muchto compile just yet.:)Wendy--- catatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:> Is anyone going to gather this information? If so> I'll be glad to send mine. Mine is quite> expensive.> > t> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:> I'm in a Milwaukee, WI suburb & one of the> vets we go to charges 115 for a senior wellness> profile, 24 for the exam, 14 for a fecal, 50 for an> X-ray, 32 for a snap test, 10 for ear cleaning, 14> for distemper vac. The cat-only clinic we go to is> comparable in its rates, higher on some items, lower> on others. I don't know what they currently charge> for spay/neuter, b/c it's been 5 years since I've> had to have that done. If I remember correctly,> dentals at the cat only clinic are usually b/t> 100-200, depending on if extractions were needed,> etc.> > Yvonne> > In a message dated 10/9/2006 11:06:33 P.M. Central> Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:> Is there a way we can give a geographical location> and some basic ideas of what we pay for specific> procedures,> for example here several of the vets charge 165 for> a senior panel,,,the SNAP combo test ranges for 39> to 60,,,A CBC is about 50,,Spay can go from 50 to> 200Dentals from 100 to 400. > I would like to compile something that could benefit> others so they can see common prices and ranges in> different areas and perhaps find a more cost> efficient local vet..> I am in the Central Valley ( Fresno) of California.> It is an ag based community,> Kelly> > > > > __Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: TO TONYA re: timing on FeLV+ test
Thanks for your interest and concern. I'm very happy to say that the IFA's on Oreo AND Ellie were negative!!! Ellie's first IFA in June was positive. The vet is flabbergasted that it came back negative. I don't know how much stock I should put into the Mega C Plus that I ordered online but I gave it to both Ellie and Oreo and here they are negative. Here's the link to an article on Mega C Plus. Within the article, you can click on the "blue" Mega C Plus to order. http://www.belfield.com/article2.html Ellie is back with the others now and I have a very happy household. Blessings to all of you out there and I pray that only good news comes your way! From: catatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: TO TONYA re: timing on FeLV+ test Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 20:00:07 -0700 (PDT) I'm way behind on my mail, but let me know how the tests turn out. It sounds like Oreo was exposed, tested positive, and then fought off the virus. If that is the case, then, NO, he won't get it again. Good luck! t Kathi Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Tonya. I'll try to make this whole thing clearer for you. I had a roommate who brought Ellie with her when she moved in. Kim, my roommate, said she'd been tested for disease but she hadn't been. When she finally had her tested, Ellie tested postive. By that time, all of my cats had been exposed to Ellie and Oreo had a lot of direct contact with Ellie. So I took all 5 of my cats in to be tested on 6/1/06 and only Oreo tested positive, a light positive. On 6/23/06, Oreo had an IFA that was negative, just 22 days later. I had Ellie and Oreo retested this past Friday, 10/13/06. Am anxious to get the results back on Wednesday or Thursday. My vet said this test will be definitive and I can trust these results. I only hope they're negative. Kathi >From: catatonya >Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org >To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org >Subject: Re: timing on FeLV+ test >Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2006 17:33:50 -0700 (PDT) > >I'm sorry. I just don't understand. Are you saying Ellie was always >positive. She gave it to Oreo and he tested positive, but now he's >negative? I don't know if your vet knows what he's doing. If he tested >positive on Elissa and then tested negative a month later I take that as a >negative. Others on the list know more about this. How and when was Ellie >tested, and how do you know that Oreo was negative and caught it from her? >I guess I missed your first post. It just doesn't really happen that a >negative catches felv from a positive and tests positive and then tests >negative and would then 'catch' it again. I guess it could happen, but I >have never heard of anything like this. > > t > >Kathi Clark wrote: > Sorry I'm getting back with you just now. > >Oreo did get it from Ellie. Oreo was given an IFA test just a month after >testing positive on the ELISSA. I understand this vet gave the IFA way too >soon, that perhaps the virus didn't have time to even get into the bone >marrow. I've been told by another vet that he could still have it because >he was re-tested way too soon with the IFA. > >K > > > >From: catatonya > >Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org > >To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org > >Subject: Re: timing on FeLV+ test > >Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2006 16:20:09 -0700 (PDT) > > > >Are you saying Oreo got it from Ellie, but now he doesn't have it any > >more?? > > > > t > > > >Kathi Clark wrote: > > Thanks, Tonya. This has given me something to think about. I haven't had > >the other ones tested again and I don't think I will. My vet said if she > >was in my situation she would retest only if I brought them in for an > >illness on down the road. If Ellie tests negative on the IFA on October >13, > >I'll mix her with the others. If she doesn't, I may still integrate her. > >Is that taking a big risk with the 1-year-olds, though? As I said, Oreo, > >who's 1, became infected by Ellie and I know if I mix the two again, > >they'll > >have a great deal of one-on-one contact. Oreo and Connie have a lot of > >contact now and if Oreo contracts it again, does that put Connie at risk? > >Sorry so many questions. I'm just a nervous mother and FeLV is so new to > >me. > > > >I would miss Ellie so if I found her another home and would always be > >worried if she was happy or not and taken care of. I just am concerned >that > >if she has health issues in the future, I can't financially handle the >big > >vet bills. Perhaps
Re: TO TONYA re: timing on FeLV+ test
I'm way behind on my mail, but let me know how the tests turn out. It sounds like Oreo was exposed, tested positive, and then fought off the virus. If that is the case, then, NO, he won't get it again. Good luck! tKathi Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Tonya. I'll try to make this whole thing clearer for you.I had a roommate who brought Ellie with her when she moved in. Kim, my roommate, said she'd been tested for disease but she hadn't been. When she finally had her tested, Ellie tested postive. By that time, all of my cats had been exposed to Ellie and Oreo had a lot of direct contact with Ellie. So I took all 5 of my cats in to be tested on 6/1/06 and only Oreo tested positive, a light positive. On 6/23/06, Oreo had an IFA that was negative, just 22 days later. I had Ellie and Oreo retested this past Friday, 10/13/06. Am anxious to get the results back on Wednesday or Thursday. My vet said this test will be definitive and I can trust these results. I only hope they're negative.Kathi>From: catatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org>To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org>Subject: Re: timing on FeLV+ test>Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2006 17:33:50 -0700 (PDT)>>I'm sorry. I just don't understand. Are you saying Ellie was always >positive. She gave it to Oreo and he tested positive, but now he's >negative? I don't know if your vet knows what he's doing. If he tested >positive on Elissa and then tested negative a month later I take that as a >negative. Others on the list know more about this. How and when was Ellie >tested, and how do you know that Oreo was negative and caught it from her? >I guess I missed your first post. It just doesn't really happen that a >negative catches felv from a positive and tests positive and then tests >negative and would then 'catch' it again. I guess it could happen, but I >have never heard of anything like this.>> t>>Kathi Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:> Sorry I'm getting back with you just now.>>Oreo did get it from Ellie. Oreo was given an IFA test just a month after>testing positive on the ELISSA. I understand this vet gave the IFA way too>soon, that perhaps the virus didn't have time to even get into the bone>marrow. I've been told by another vet that he could still have it because>he was re-tested way too soon with the IFA.>>K>>> >From: catatonya> >Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org> >To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org> >Subject: Re: timing on FeLV+ test> >Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2006 16:20:09 -0700 (PDT)> >> >Are you saying Oreo got it from Ellie, but now he doesn't have it any> >more??> >> > t> >> >Kathi Clark wrote:> > Thanks, Tonya. This has given me something to think about. I haven't had> >the other ones tested again and I don't think I will. My vet said if she> >was in my situation she would retest only if I brought them in for an> >illness on down the road. If Ellie tests negative on the IFA on October >13,> >I'll mix her with the others. If she doesn't, I may still integrate her.> >Is that taking a big risk with the 1-year-olds, though? As I said, Oreo,> >who's 1, became infected by Ellie and I know if I mix the two again,> >they'll> >have a great deal of one-on-one contact. Oreo and Connie have a lot of> >contact now and if Oreo contracts it again, does that put Connie at risk?> >Sorry so many questions. I'm just a nervous mother and FeLV is so new to> >me.> >> >I would miss Ellie so if I found her another home and would always be> >worried if she was happy or not and taken care of. I just am concerned >that> >if she has health issues in the future, I can't financially handle the >big> >vet bills. Perhaps someone else who's better off financially could give >her> >a happy home, too. But the odds of finding someone who is better off> >financially are small, I know. So, it's just wait and see, like >everything> >else in life. I try not to panic anymore.> >> >This is the best site. I've learned more from all of you than I have from> >my vet. I wonder if she knows she shouldn't have tested Ellie with the >IFA> >so soon after the ELISSA. I don't see that vet any longer.> >> >Kathi> >> >> > >From: catatonya> > >Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org> > >To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org> > >Subject: Re: timing on FeLV+ test> > >Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2006 05:49:35 -0700 (PDT)> > >> > >If I were in your situation I would mix. BUT I would not be second> > >guessing myself if one of the others happens to turn up positive down >the> > >line. Unless you've had your other cats recently tested they couled be> > >positive right now. Cats can harbor the virus for years. So in my >opinion> > >I would mix if all my other cats' leukemia shots were up to date.> > >> > > After 10 years of no one catching felv from my positives I've stopped> > >vaccinating for it every year.> > >> > > tonya> > >> > >Kathi Clark wrote:> > > Althea, 13> > >Tabitha, 11> > >Bear, 5> > >Oreo, 1> > >Connie, 1> > >> > >> > > >From: catatonya> > > >Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org> > > >To: fe
Re: To Tonya Re: Sharing price information
At 10:44 AM 10/20/2006, you wrote: would you like me to scan a few invioces and forwards them to you Kelly Do you mean expensive or extensive?! lol... Send it to me; I'm compiling today but don't have much to compile just yet. :) Wendy --- catatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is anyone going to gather this information? If so > I'll be glad to send mine. Mine is quite > expensive. > > t > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm in a Milwaukee, WI suburb & one of the > vets we go to charges 115 for a senior wellness > profile, 24 for the exam, 14 for a fecal, 50 for an > X-ray, 32 for a snap test, 10 for ear cleaning, 14 > for distemper vac. The cat-only clinic we go to is > comparable in its rates, higher on some items, lower > on others. I don't know what they currently charge > for spay/neuter, b/c it's been 5 years since I've > had to have that done. If I remember correctly, > dentals at the cat only clinic are usually b/t > 100-200, depending on if extractions were needed, > etc. > > Yvonne > > In a message dated 10/9/2006 11:06:33 P.M. Central > Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Is there a way we can give a geographical location > and some basic ideas of what we pay for specific > procedures, > for example here several of the vets charge 165 for > a senior panel,,,the SNAP combo test ranges for 39 > to 60,,,A CBC is about 50,,Spay can go from 50 to > 200Dentals from 100 to 400. > I would like to compile something that could benefit > others so they can see common prices and ranges in > different areas and perhaps find a more cost > efficient local vet.. > I am in the Central Valley ( Fresno) of California. > It is an ag based community, > Kelly > > > > > __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.408 / Virus Database: 268.13.8/489 - Release Date: 10/20/2006
Re: TO TONYA re: timing on FeLV+ test
Hi Tonya. I'll try to make this whole thing clearer for you. I had a roommate who brought Ellie with her when she moved in. Kim, my roommate, said she'd been tested for disease but she hadn't been. When she finally had her tested, Ellie tested postive. By that time, all of my cats had been exposed to Ellie and Oreo had a lot of direct contact with Ellie. So I took all 5 of my cats in to be tested on 6/1/06 and only Oreo tested positive, a light positive. On 6/23/06, Oreo had an IFA that was negative, just 22 days later. I had Ellie and Oreo retested this past Friday, 10/13/06. Am anxious to get the results back on Wednesday or Thursday. My vet said this test will be definitive and I can trust these results. I only hope they're negative. Kathi From: catatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Re: timing on FeLV+ test Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2006 17:33:50 -0700 (PDT) I'm sorry. I just don't understand. Are you saying Ellie was always positive. She gave it to Oreo and he tested positive, but now he's negative? I don't know if your vet knows what he's doing. If he tested positive on Elissa and then tested negative a month later I take that as a negative. Others on the list know more about this. How and when was Ellie tested, and how do you know that Oreo was negative and caught it from her? I guess I missed your first post. It just doesn't really happen that a negative catches felv from a positive and tests positive and then tests negative and would then 'catch' it again. I guess it could happen, but I have never heard of anything like this. t Kathi Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Sorry I'm getting back with you just now. Oreo did get it from Ellie. Oreo was given an IFA test just a month after testing positive on the ELISSA. I understand this vet gave the IFA way too soon, that perhaps the virus didn't have time to even get into the bone marrow. I've been told by another vet that he could still have it because he was re-tested way too soon with the IFA. K >From: catatonya >Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org >To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org >Subject: Re: timing on FeLV+ test >Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2006 16:20:09 -0700 (PDT) > >Are you saying Oreo got it from Ellie, but now he doesn't have it any >more?? > > t > >Kathi Clark wrote: > Thanks, Tonya. This has given me something to think about. I haven't had >the other ones tested again and I don't think I will. My vet said if she >was in my situation she would retest only if I brought them in for an >illness on down the road. If Ellie tests negative on the IFA on October 13, >I'll mix her with the others. If she doesn't, I may still integrate her. >Is that taking a big risk with the 1-year-olds, though? As I said, Oreo, >who's 1, became infected by Ellie and I know if I mix the two again, >they'll >have a great deal of one-on-one contact. Oreo and Connie have a lot of >contact now and if Oreo contracts it again, does that put Connie at risk? >Sorry so many questions. I'm just a nervous mother and FeLV is so new to >me. > >I would miss Ellie so if I found her another home and would always be >worried if she was happy or not and taken care of. I just am concerned that >if she has health issues in the future, I can't financially handle the big >vet bills. Perhaps someone else who's better off financially could give her >a happy home, too. But the odds of finding someone who is better off >financially are small, I know. So, it's just wait and see, like everything >else in life. I try not to panic anymore. > >This is the best site. I've learned more from all of you than I have from >my vet. I wonder if she knows she shouldn't have tested Ellie with the IFA >so soon after the ELISSA. I don't see that vet any longer. > >Kathi > > > >From: catatonya > >Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org > >To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org > >Subject: Re: timing on FeLV+ test > >Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2006 05:49:35 -0700 (PDT) > > > >If I were in your situation I would mix. BUT I would not be second > >guessing myself if one of the others happens to turn up positive down the > >line. Unless you've had your other cats recently tested they couled be > >positive right now. Cats can harbor the virus for years. So in my opinion > >I would mix if all my other cats' leukemia shots were up to date. > > > > After 10 years of no one catching felv from my positives I've stopped > >vaccinating for it every year. > > > > tonya > > > >Kathi Clark wrote: > > Althea, 13 > >Tabitha, 11 > >Bear, 5 > >Oreo, 1 > >Connie, 1 > > > > > > >From: catatonya > > >Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org > > >To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org > > >Subject: Re: timing on FeLV+ test > > >Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2006 19:31:42 -0700 (PDT) > > > > > >How old are the other 5? > > > > > >Kathi Clark wrote: Are you all saying that if my > > >5 kitties have been vaccinated and boostered > > >for FeLV (July 2006) t
Re: To Tonya Re: Popeye has gone to the bridge
Wow! I am surprised you don't have any unions! I went on the AFT website, and sure enough, Georgia does not have an affiliation. 43 states do however. Sounds like you guys need a bit of a change in Georgia!!! We have several different ones here in Texas, and we are almost as far south as you can get! Is this something legislated in Georgia? I hope your year goes smoothly. Here's to teacher happy hour when you really need it. LOLOLOL. :) Wendy --- catatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks Wendy. We're very slowly getting used to > Popeye not being around. He was always underfoot. > Yes, it's true about the politics. And I teach in > Georgia where there are NO teacher unions. That's > why we can be treated however the principal wants to > treat us. She is new, and I hope there won't be any > more incidents ughhh. > > t > > > > __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: To Tonya Re: Popeye has gone to the bridge
Thanks Wendy. We're very slowly getting used to Popeye not being around. He was always underfoot. Yes, it's true about the politics. And I teach in Georgia where there are NO teacher unions. That's why we can be treated however the principal wants to treat us. She is new, and I hope there won't be any more incidents ughhh. t
