great! thanks--you have to understand i do NOT usually let photos of
me be seen. on our staff biographies on one site, mine reads, is
a figment of her cats' imaginations
those are my babies! the one up by my face is corky, a little
maine-coon boy. i was completely in love with him--told
On 26 Aug 05, at 1:14, Lora wrote:
Can some please let me know why the search options is
not working and if/when it will be fixed?
Unfortunately, this may be an unsolvable problem :( We use a remote
host for archiving FeLVTalk. And, before February 10th of this year,
we used a remote host
Kerry ALL you WONDERFUL, COMPASSINATE FELV LIST
MEMBERS,
PLEASE be assured, I have NO intentions of leaving
this list!
When I say. "YOU ARE ALL TRUELY THE MOST WONERFUL, SUPPORTIVE
GROUP OF PEOPLE I HAVE EVER come in contact with, I
meanthatfrom the bottom of my heart!!!
I could
My alternative vet put Kitty on Intrasound for cancer. She said her uncle
had bladder cancer for several years, took Intrasound and had no pain until
the very end and then very little. I'm not convinced Kitty has cancer
although she does have tumors (there is a big difference). Intrasound can
Do you know all of their names? I'd be happy to list them. On my picture, I
started
at the left top corner, and named them clockwise.
Jenn
http://ucat.us
http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Adopt a cat from UCAT rescue:
http://ucat.us/adopt.html
Adopt a FIV+ cat:
A few
months ago??? Someone posted a sort of homemade recipe for kitten
food---I meant to save it but of course I didntThere was a post
in another group from someone who found a kitten was sort of stuck trying
to figure out what to feed it I recall that this recipe was
mostly food that
Hello everyone,
A while back I joined this list after trapping 5
kittens who tested positive.
Luckily, all 5 have been placed. One little guy named
Emmet went to a home as a companion to another
positive cat.
The adoptive mom's vet said Emmet's glands are swollen
and doesn't give this
So the mom is FELV+? Where are you located. One possibility is to find a
rescue that will take (feral) FELV cats.
Gloria
At 09:31 AM 8/28/2005, you wrote:
Hello everyone,
A while back I joined this list after trapping 5
kittens who tested positive.
Luckily, all 5 have been placed. One
Yes, she tested positive with the IFA test. We are
primarily a small TNR group and don't always test, but
she was so thin and run down, we had her tested.
The other adults looked OK. Many of the 14 kittens,
positive and negative, had health issues, which we're
getting through.
We are
Our website is www.adoptapet.org - we have a ways to
go with the site, but if you take a look, Emmet, the
positive kitten with the swollen glands, is on our
home page. Even tho he's been placed, the picture is
so cute we thought it might help people realize
positive cats need homes too.
Janine
Regarding Emmet, My guess would be that's not necessarily so (that he's
dying). Could be fighting it off. They can do that. Could be fighting
something else off, like a uri. Or on the other hand would be developing
lymphoma. WOuld require a vet check. Might start giving him interferon
Title: Message
Hideyo
-wondering if you got any of my offlist emails in the last few days or
whether (again) our computers/servers aren't communicating?
Hoping you and your
brood are ok~~please let me know~~Kerry
I will pray for little Gigi.
tonyaJenn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can we add this girl to our CLS special needs section?
Here is the owner's contact info: Joyce, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Jen,
I must have missed this. I'm hoping Ewok responds well to treatment. Is he positive?
tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are able to keep that perspective, it will be a huge blessing. I try to do that myself. But I am often not so great at it.
Michelle
In a message dated 8/26/05
Gloria,
Thanks for that 2c. I got the feeling the vet was
leaning towards euth'sia and I didn't want to argue
the point when I don't really know what I'm talking
about.
Janine
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Regarding Emmet, My guess would be that's not
necessarily so (that he's
dying).
Many vets opt out. They know the pain and expense to the families involved
and may not understand the joys involved in giving a little one a loving,
safe home.even if it is for a little while. If you have to argue the
point and if he is in no apparent pain perhaps changing vets, or at least
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