Those without previous caretakers are very important animals too. Ferals and
semi-ferals are the most wonderful friends if you can open your heart to them.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
In a message dated 4/9/07 3:37:38 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Those without previous caretakers are very important animals too. Ferals
and semi-ferals are the most wonderful friends if you can open your heart to
them
Amen to that
Charity is living proof to
Thank you all for your care and compassion. You know,
I didn't get any feedback from the other lists I
posted on...not that they needed to. It was just a
thought.
This has been a very difficult year for rescue here.
Most of my friends in rescue lost many many cats to
distemper. It hit like
Thanks, they are all still doing well as of this morning:)
Kelley
On 4/8/07, Gina WN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Awww congratulations Kelley!
Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I could pretend to be the Universe. Would you like a few kittens?:P
On 4/8/07, Nina wrote:
It puts me in mind of
Patti,
You aren't anywhere near central NY are you? The
biggest part of this move that scares me is getting
the cats into the house without any interfearence from
my stupid neighbor. We have 40. We are planning to
park off site, and shuttle them into the garage, and
run with them into the
Thanks for doing this. I couldn't bear to look at all the pictures, but
they do deserve a remembrance.
Diane R.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2007 8:06 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Actually looking at those numbers I am surprised he is feeling any
better at all since his WBC was even higher last week than
initially:(.
Hideyo, or anyone else, do you know anything about Leukeran? That is
his new drug.
On 4/7/07, Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sure.
3/21/07 CBC
When Bailey was anemic, my vet told me that if the prednisolone
alone didn't do the trick to supress his immune system enough to help
with the anemia we could try leukeran. It is an oral chemo drug. We
never went that route because the pred and epogen corrected Baileys' anemia.
--
At least I have learned here that cats tolerate chemo wellpoor guy.
On 4/9/07, Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When Bailey was anemic, my vet told me that if the prednisolone
alone didn't do the trick to supress his immune system enough to help
with the anemia we could try leukeran. It
I read it about that, too -- My felix passed away before I had a chance
to try it.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Belinda
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2007 9:12 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Joey - Bloodwork still not good
I think Belinda responded to you on this already-- if Joey is clinically
doing okay, I personally hate to use it on him right now as the side
effects can make him sick. This seems to be CBC panel - do you have any
additional blood work which tells all other his organ functions as well
by any
What did you think of his bloodwork numbers Hideyo?
I don't understand why they can act ok and be sick. How are we
supposed to know they are sick? I mean when he lost weight I knew
something was wrong but now he is gaining it back? But his blood
numbers are worse? How can this be?
On 4/9/07,
He ran another blood panel the first visit, but he doesn't run it
every week. I can post it when I get home..I keep his test results at
home. I don't even know what the second one means at all...
On 4/9/07, Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think Belinda responded to you on this
Howdy all,
This is my first post to this list, thought I'd do a
bit of intro.
We had three cats in our family. The older two were
both castaways that were adopted as adults. Zoro was
the oldest and I adopted him from a co-worker when I
lived by myself. He died several years ago.
The remaining
Kelley,
Here are a few sites that help understand bloodwork:
http://home.gci.net/%7Edivs/disease/lab_tests.html
http://www.catdoctor.com/info/?category=4article=8
http://www.felinelymphomacaregivers.org/docs/bloodserum.html
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties
Hi, Joe -- you've come to the right place for info and support with all
things FeLV!
Diane R.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joe Reil
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2007 10:55 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Felvtalk -
First, I think you are right to wait for a little while before adding
another cat. You need time to mourn, learn, and adjust and so does Stitch.
Second, when the time is right, consider adopting a cat whose person is
surrendering it and has had it vaccinated already. Local vets sometimes
Hi Joe and welcome to the list. Bless you for being the type of person
to take in animals in need. My condolences on losing Zoro and Stitch.
Everyone in this group understands the bonds of interspecies love and we
know how much it hurts. You must be reeling from Chewie's pos test
result.
Hi. Can you send this to all your lists? Thanks.
To all folks from NJ: There is a bill pending in the NJ legislature to
amend the anti-cruelty statute. Some of it is good, but there are
problems with a bunch of sections, and various animal groups have been
working on most of the problems.
Hi Joe and welcome to the list. Bless you for being
the type of person
to take in animals in need. My condolences on
losing Zoro and Stitch.
Thanks. :) It is entirely possible that Zoro had it
first. I'd consider that less likely because Zoro was
always well kept with regular veterinary
Sorry for getting their names confused. (No offense Stitch!). My brain
doesn't seem to be working that great at the moment. Just for
clarification, Zoro never tested pos for felv?
You may be thinking of the false negs that are the result of the felv
being sequestered in their bone marrow.
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Sorry for getting their names confused. (No offense
Stitch!). My brain
doesn't seem to be working that great at the moment.
Just for
clarification, Zoro never tested pos for felv?
Correct. It is possible that he had it, but he was
never tested for it (while he was in my care), nor was
I
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What does clinically doing ok mean? He acts ok but his bloodwork
seems like he is dying? So is he clinically ok or not? I'm so
confused.
On 4/9/07, Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think Belinda responded to you on this already-- if Joey is clinically
doing okay, I personally hate
That looks prefect to me. I did email them and ask if they wanted additional
animals
added (ones not listed at petfinder), but I'm sure they are just trying to cope
right
now, and not checking email. If they do add more, you wont have to change
anything,
as the link will not change, I'll just
Welcome to the group. You came to the right place for more info! Something I
just
have to mention though, right off-hand, is the option to adopt another FELV+
cat! SO
many are euthanised only because they test positive, and most would have lived
normal, healthy lives, if not for that ill-fated
*FDA issues alert after salmonella found in locally-made dog chew*
http://www.komotv.com/news/6927487.html
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties
http://bemikitties.com
Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens
http://adopt.bemikitties.com
FeLV Candlelight Service
*These were on the recall list last week...*
*Leslie =^..^=*
On 4/9/07, Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*FDA issues alert after salmonella found in locally-made dog chew*
http://www.komotv.com/news/6927487.html
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
*Hard to say... but if you go to http://www.howl911.com/#foods the FDA shows
those as recalled on 4-05-2007. This site seems to have the most current
information.*
--
Leslie =^..^=
To leave the world a better place - whether by a healthy child, a garden
patch, or an improved social
Hi Joe,
Welcome to the group. I'm really sorry to hear about
Chewie and that Stitch has also tested positive for
FeLV. The best thing you can do for Stitch is to
educate yourself on this virus. It is a serious, and
often times, deadly disease, but not necessarily a
death sentence. Keeping
P.S. There is a FAQ link on the Felineleukemia.org
site that links to Cornell University's FAQ page, but
beware, we here do not always agree with Cornell, and
often find that some of their info. is outdated.
Also, there is a Feline Leukemia Information link on
the felineleukemia.org website
Not sure (no experience), but someone posted here not
too long ago the possibility of the father being
responsible for the positive FeLV status of kittens,
which might explain why some are pos. out of a litter
but some not. How's that for a monkey wrench thrown
into the mix?!!!
:)
Wendy
---
Hey Kelley,
What I noticed with these different results is Joey's
reticulocyte count. I think the higher, the better.
According to wikipedia, Reticulocytes are immature
red blood cells, typically composing about 1% of the
red cells in the human body (or kitty body per me).
Reticulocytes develop
it was me just WONDERING if dads might have any impact on the status of the
babies, as sometimes that might be the only explanation another area
where research is needed but hasn't been possible in the past because the
test population was routinely killed.
MC
On 4/9/07, wendy [EMAIL
for me, possibility=wondering. my apologies if i
offended you mc. that certainly wasn't my intention.
:)
wendy
--- TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it was me just WONDERING if dads might have any
impact on the status of the
babies, as sometimes that might be the only
explanation
nope
On 4/9/07, wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
for me, possibility=wondering. my apologies if i
offended you mc. that certainly wasn't my intention.
:)
wendy
--- TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it was me just WONDERING if dads might have any
impact on the status of the
babies,
Hi Dede,
Will you be doing all this at night? Late, late at
night or early, early morning when your neighbor will
be asleep and/or can't see well? Cats go in first,
and then the moving happens? Also, have you
considering the meowing that might be going on from
possibly 40 cats? You might need
Hi everyone,I need to ask for ALOT of prayers for a few of my sanctuary babies.
Nathaniel,sweet handsome tiger and whit boy is terribly anemic and at Jens.
Spencer,cute little tiger is a bit bloated and at tha clinic.
Cassandra,sweet little black girl not eating well and a bit lethargig and
I think I may have posted a while back about sweet dilute calico Laurel.Well
she was adopted by one of our volunteers Camden back last year sometime.I just
found out tonight that felv claimed her too on Friday.He also lost Nya last
year.He is a very brave man as many are here to take home
Sympathies for Laurel, and to her dad.
Almost CLS time here
Phaewryn
I have security cameras on the porch and there are times when I will
click on the audio and say I'm not interested in what your selling and
that's all they get. Sometimes I'll look out the peep hole and just
continue about my business, hubby say's man your a b*tch, he just has to
answer
I routinely don't answer the door and I have only one cat (I know this will
change but I am building and one is enough right now). The point is: It is
your door. Don't let him make you feel bad about letting the door do its
job.
If you
When he calls me a b*tch, it's meant jokingly because he's too
much of a wieny to ignore someone at the door. He just doesn't have it
in him even though he knows they are going to try and sell him something
and waste his time.
--
Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...
We have six dogs and they sound just like you would expect a pack of
dogs to sound when someone approaches the house. We have one of those
heavy screen doors that you can see out of but can't see in. Bruce and
I will watch as a solicitor approaches, thinks tentatively about
knocking and then
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