Gloria,
I am so glad for you, these are the kind of happy ending I love to hear about. Keep us posted, how did he look and how is he today?
CherieKerry MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is just the best news, Gloria. I'm thrilled for you and the littlescamp. Well done for all your efforts,
He was scared, looked great (I have no idea what he's been doing - would
love to though). He was obviously scared when out there, but is fine now.
A little hissy but in GREAT SHAPE! Wow. I'm gonna break out the Fancy Feast.
Gloria
At 05:23 AM 6/5/2005, you wrote:
Gloria,
I am so glad for
She'd been putting out food and milk, trying to attract his attention and
feed him. She's a cat-friendly person, but doesn't have cats where she
lives now (with her Aunt). Then the kids who came around had kittens -
brought them down for us to see, and we put one in a carrier under the
Hmm... That makes me wonder...
I'm sure you told this nice, cat friendly, (but, cat-less at the
moment), woman, Sam's story, right? Did this woman seem like a
suitable adopter except for the fact that she's living with her Aunt?
Is the Aunt a cat-eater, or anything? If it looked like a
I've got Sam here at my house.. he's not going anywhere unless it's a
REALLY good foster home, indoor only of course. Right now he's
snoozing! I kept thinking about a kid's book, or documentary film,
called Sam's Adventure, or Finding Sam, or something!
On Jun 5, 2005, at 10:03 AM, Nina
I'm glad he's safe and sound with you. I think a children's book is a
great idea. Anything that helps kids learn early to appreciate animals
as individuals with all the emotions and attributes of humans is a good
thing!
Nina
Gloria Lane wrote:
I've got Sam here at my house.. he's not going
Hi Gloria,
Lucky you!
Be careful now with Sam.
Stan
From: "Gloria B. Lane" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: Sam is FOUND!Date: Sun, 05 Jun 2005 09:02:45 -0500He was scared, looked great (I have no idea what he's been doing -
I might also suggest -how to put this?--a warning
about vets who claim to be alternative medical vets/holistic etc.there's a
vet operating out of the Animal Wellness center here on Long Island who is not
very good -in fact, was brought to the area by a pet store around the corner
from
You are right Barbara, this is importnat too.
Some of them are just trying to make money. There is one in Toledo that attracts people by the low call fee- 7.50 $ and then is quickly examining the pet and prescribing medications. He just did't pay attention I was there with Jersey (the exam
I think we may need to be careful about this for legal reasons. Maybe
it would be best to respond by private email to inquiries about vets
that are either recommended or best to avoid in a certain area. The
Feline Chronic Renal Faliure List has a policy of asking members not
to mention
Gloria,
I am just interested how far the house of the lady was from the foster home?
Did he pass any major roads or just small streets?
It will be helpful for the future.
Thanks and enjoy your time with Sam. You deserve it...
Stan
I know this is probably not the place to address this question, but I think I read that someone here has Persian cats. I was hoping she could give me some pointers on washing and grooming a Persian. I had a neighbor a mile or so from my house (we live in a rural area) who bought this beautiful
Sheila,
Bless you for saving this poor baby. I don't understand people either.
I was just telling my sister that you can't spend more than 10 minutes
in any sort of rescue endeavor without beginning to question the
inherent goodness of humans. I'm so grateful to belong to a list like
this
Sheila,
I have 4 Persians and 1 Himmie, hair mats are easier than people think, close shave should do it. I put about 3 inches of water in the bath tub, with a dixie cup I hold the cats under the front legs and pour it on them, I use cat shampoo, towel dry then, lightly blow dry and combI comb
Hey Cherie,
Just to clarify, when you say contact lens solution you mean saline,
right? There are contact lens solutions that are cleaners and you
wouldn't want to put that in anybody's eyes! My Timmy has fairly long
hair and since he's begun shedding, he's got some small mats
developing.
Wonderful news Gloria! Betcha you did the
meow-meow yourself all the way home :)
Del
- Original Message -
From:
Gloria B.
Lane
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 11:09
PM
Subject: RE: Sam is FOUND!
Just want everybody to know that
Thanks, I want use the valium she's been through to much to take any chances. I'll try the Vet tomorrow. Maybe he can sedate her safely. She bit really hard when I first tried to pick her up. She has back claws and really knows how to use them. I guess she had to learn to defend her self outdoors.
He apparently had been one block or 2 west of the foster home, then someone
tried to catch him and he ran east. So when we found him, he was, 2 blocks
east of the foster home, roughly, and across a major road (Main Street in
North Little Rock - occasional heavy traffic, not always). We just
We did!! Lots of Meows!
At 09:11 PM 6/5/2005, you wrote:
Wonderful news Gloria! Betcha you did the meow-meow yourself all the way
home :)
Del
- Original Message -
From: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Gloria B. Lane
To: mailto:felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgfelvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent:
I have 4 Persians now (fosters). I use a metal comb, easier if a friend
helps. I don't cut unless I get the comb under the matt and can cut on top
of the comb.
I also use the comb to comb thru the hair gently, and sometimes I use the
very end of the comb to gently putt a few hairs out and
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