Alice had the best possible life here. She
was totally loved and wonderfully cared for. She has opened your heart in
ways you can not even begin to understand right now but will in the months and
even years to come. Treasure her. She treasures you and will always
be close.
If you
Beth, Alice was a lucky girl to have such a loving person to give her the love she needed and deserved in her short time here.Bless you.It is very hard working in rescue when they leave us,but the reward of knowing we loved them when no one else would helps the healing process. SherryGary Murphy
Nina,
I'm so sorry to hear that Ceasar didn't make it, I was really hoping
he would pull through. It is so special and that he trusted and loved
you enough to come to you in his hour of need. He knew you would help
him in whichever way was needed and put his faith in you for that.
This is all so confusing. I know that at Animal Trustees of Austin
(city-subsidized vaccination place - I get my combo tests there
because at $16 they are the cheapest, but I get my vaccinations from
my vet because he charges me the same they do) they told me that the
one year had fewer
Beth, I am very sorry. It does sound like FIP.
Michelle
Hi all,
Well I'm on for a few minutes as pain tolerates. Thank god for pain meds but will have to make it short.
I don't have a laptop and it's not feasible to move computer in my bedroom.
That's really pushing it with my husband.
He says that this is the only way I will heal right. He wants
In a message dated 7/10/2006 1:58:26 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Belinda,Could you please add my darling little Madison Lee tothe "Special Needs" list? She is one of my FeLVnegatives who is a five (5) year old black and whitetuxedo.On July the first I found a knot, the
I have added Madison Lee to the special needs list. I hope it
turns out to be nothing serious. Fred had a lump on his shoulder area a
couple of years ago and it was a fatty tumor of some kind. I hope the
same holds true for Madison.
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
ANYONE IN ARLINGTON TEXAS that can take a pos male calico
and a black female pos 1 year old?
FYI...there are no Male calicos...so you actually have two females there. Good luck.Arlington Kittens and Cats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ANYONE IN ARLINGTON TEXAS that can take a pos male calico and a black female pos 1 year old?
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Yes
there are--few and far between.
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sticklerSent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 11:49 AMTo:
felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: male calico and black
Nevermind, its over
yea, thanks argu over this, YES its a male calico, and it doesnt matter its over "Doljan, Joan" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes there are--few and far between. -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of tamara sticklerSent: Tuesday, July 11,
Thank you Belinda and everyone continuing to send messages of hope and
thoughts of condolence about Ceasar. They've really helped in my
healing process. As always, I don't know what I'd do without this group!
I also think that I've gained another kitty guide and helper on the
other side.
Wow...I thought it was genetically impossible! I stand corrected"Doljan, Joan" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes there are--few and far between. -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of tamara sticklerSent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 11:49 AMTo:
It's trisomy of the sex gene - xxy - they are male, but they have the recessive coloring from the female genes and are sterile. It is known as Klinefelter's syndrome in humans.tamara stickler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wow...I thought it was genetically impossible! I stand corrected"Doljan, Joan"
:( I'm so sorry for poor ceasar.. but I do think he came to you because he knew you loved him and would help him. Maybe he didn't want to be an indoor cat and chose to stay feral until he was ill and knew you would help him.tNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello my beloved group,I
I'm writing as a follow up to an e-mail I sent the
other day about a cat in Rochester, NY that needs a
new home. As I mentioned, I have a dog with bone
cancer and we went to see the vet today. She again
asked what the chances are that I'll be able to find a
home for this cat in the next week or
Hi Terrie,I just found this in my SPAM box along with other messages from the list!! That's probably why I've been having such a hard time following threads!So I don't know what kind of surgery you had, but I'm glad to hear you've got pain pills! Take care of yourself.tonya[EMAIL
Amy,I have no help to offer. I'm sorry for all you're going through though. And don't ever feel like you have to justify yourself as to not taking in another cat. Most of the people on this list are in rescue and we know how it is. You have to try very hard to not feel guilty about this. You
Hi Honey,
Gosh girl, you sure do have a lot on your plate. Thank you so much for
doing your best to help this kitty. I remember you posting about her
before, and I can hear how desperate you are to save her. First of all,
if you aren't able to find her a placement, do your best to not
Hello Group,
Because of my efforts with Ceasar, I met this incredible lady that has
designed a "super trap" to catch those hard to get guys: http://www.amrt.net/feraltrap/trap.htm Well I
was there yesterday and she told me about the tracking
device they use to track Momma ferals back to
Nina,
Thanks for writing. As you can imagine, I'm feeling
horribly guilty about this cat. My vet has asked me
to help a few cats in the past (mostly from clients
who didn't want to deal with a positive kitty) but
this one is her cat and she has done so much for my
babies that I feel I owe her
Tonya,
Thanks for the advice. I've been having to read all
my
e-mail out of my bulk folder as well so I know what
you mean about people missing the posts.
Amy
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Amy,
I have no help to offer. I'm sorry for all you're
going through though. And
Does anyone have a way of getting in touch with Patti, ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
from our list? The last time I heard from her was in May and I'm
concerned about her. I emailed her off-list and she hasn't written me
back. I know I gave her my phone number, but I never got hers. Does
anyone have
Does this kitty have a name? I know you will do everything you can to
save her. I can't seem to come up with any suggestions that I'm sure
you haven't thought about already. Your subject line says she's felv
and fiv pos, is that right? I'll meditate on it and let you know if I
come up with
Hey Sherry,I'm sorry for your loss of Whiskey and your other recent losses at Crash's.tonyaSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi all,could we add sweet little gray Whiskey to the CLS? Her liver failed.I didn't really know her all to well,but I had talked to her and pet her each time
Hi Amy and Nina
I have been reading all this...
Would this vet be one of the ones CJ is named after ???
I guess I broke my mold and adopted a double pos. a short while ago
and she seems as healthy as a horse and doing fine with my indoor
colony of now 11... She had a little trouble with
I love you too Tad!tNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tad,Have I told you lately that I love you??NinaTad Burnett wrote: Hi Amy and Nina I have been reading all this... Would this vet be one of the ones CJ is named after ??? I guess I broke my mold and adopted a double pos. a short while ago and
Hi Nina,
From our Frapper map (and a previous email I had saved), Patti lives in
Codorus, PA (SoCenPa). This is all the info I have tho.
Kat (Mew Jersey)
On Tue, 11 Jul 2006, Nina wrote:
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2006 10:58:25 -0700
From: Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To:
Oh my gosh.. Tadyou are making me
cry --- I thought of so hard that I should offer to take herbut I know
that you will be able to offer a better home for her..
I dont if there is anything I can
do to help transport.. or anything..
Tad.. you are my hero..
Thank you so very much..
Thank you Kat! I don't know why I always forget about the frapper map.
The reason I started to be concerned about Patti was when I wrote an
off-list email to her about the Angel's gate petition, (problems with
possible re-zoning), she never replied. I don't know why I hadn't
thought of it
Hi,
Actually it's very rare but it does happen:
http://www.apetsblog.com/pets-journal/calico-kitten-cat-genetics.htm
--
Belinda
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Tad,
I am so happy to hear from you. I was thinking of
writing you off the list but I didn't want to ask you
to take this kitty. CJ was from this vet, Catherine
Stiner and her receptionist Judy. They are so much
more than my veterinary team, they are great friends
and have helped me more than
Got this from another list, should hopefully be some interesting
findings in the future, maybe some updated info finally!
Dear Colleague,
On behalf of the organizing committee for the 8th International Feline
Retrovirus Research Symposium to be held in Washington DC October 8-11,
2006, I am
... they told me that the one year had fewer additives and the 3 year actually
carried more risk of injection site sarcoma because it had more additives in it
to
make it effective for 3 years. Therefore they do not give the 3 year
there.
Vaccines, including Rabies, vary in ingredients by
Good, glad you lived through the surgery!
NOW, get back to bed! tisk-tisk... are we a tad internet addicted?
;-)
Phaewryn
PLEASE Adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescue!!!http://ucat.us/adopt.html
DONATE: We could really use a power saw (for construction), a digital
camera (for
Personally, I don't vaccinate at all any more.
Phaewryn
It is against the law to adopt out cats here without vaccinating them
for rabies, so I want to use the least harmful method.
Thanks for the link!
In a message dated 7/11/2006 9:40:56 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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expanding the role of the cat as a model ofinfectious
disease.
using an animal as a model of infectious disease usually means using them
in lab experiments in order to advance research for human
As a lifelong cat lover and owner of seven, I was just wondering how we can
ever know when we are truly adopting a negative kitten. Years ago I wouldn't
think twice about finding a homeless cat, falling in love with it, and bringing
it straight home with me. Now, after having experience with
I have 5 cats: the first came in as a 5 month old; the next three came in as
very young kittens found all alone outside. All were tested at their first
vet visit. Four years later one of the ones that came in as a 2 month old
tested positive. She'd never been outside in four years. Two vets
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