Cassandra so sorry about sweet Tomi.Hugs to you.
Sherry
C J [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got an extra week of the doxy, so basically I just quit giving it to him a
couple of days ago. He was on it for nearly 5 weeks, which should be good
enough (I believe the vet said the hemobart was gone
I've done this as have a lot of people on the list. Try very hard to enjoy the
days you have with Tomi and not to let the thought of losing him overshadow the
deep love you share. He has things left to teach you and to share with you.
If your grief overshadows your time together you will
I don't know where you live, but Cassidy is the most
beautiful, friendly,
loving cat! He's probably less than one year old, or
around there. Here's
his picture:
He's gorgeous. I'm up in Vermont but am not really in
a position to take in other cats at the moment, mostly
because of Stitch's
1. Chewie - unsure of age - probably 7-9. She was
diagnosed right around the time she died - about a
month ago now.
2. Stitch - 2.5 - tested positive for FelV after we
had her tested shortly after Chewie died.
Joe
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Well, the first time I got Missy's meds filled there they came
quickly, with no problems. Then I got Shimmer's meds. Then they sent
pills for Toodles when they were supposed to send compounded meds, and
wouldn't take them back because I had opened the BAG (not the pill
bottle, but the priority
Thanks Joe! Vermont is quite a distance from Nebraska! But, of course keep
us in mind if you know of any compassionate people would like and FeLV baby.
A vacation with a purpose would be nice. However, I'm sure there are plenty
of cats in need out East! And, luckily, Cassidy has been accepted to
I took these pictures today of my little Tomi boy:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v43/Fyrwulf/DSCF0053.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v43/Fyrwulf/DSCF0037.jpg
And here is an older pic of Tomi and Kisa (my other Felv baby) together:
Cassandra, My heart hurts for you! Tomi is so beautiful. His eyes just speak
volumes. Thanks for sharing your pictures. Melissa
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Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 11:25 AM
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Subject: A couple of
Cassandra he is a VERY handsome boy.I love the pic of him and Kisa!!
Sherry
C J [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I took these pictures today of my little Tomi boy:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v43/Fyrwulf/DSCF0053.jpg
Hi Cassandra,
Tomi looks like my Tiny who passed this past Christmas day. Tiny liked to
cuddle with Ittle Bitty just like your Tomi and Kisa.
They are both beautiful.
Sally
On 4/14/07, C J [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I took these pictures today of my little Tomi boy:
Cassandra,
Those are beautiful photos of Tomi and Kisa!
Thank you for sharing them with us!
Terrie Mohr-Forker
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Hi all,
It looks as we have a Feral pregnant Mom that has found her way to us.
I'm going to trap her and put her on my back porch so she can tame down. Also
have her babies safely. She is just a tiger strip kitty and very small. I
have named her Little Girl
My question is Can she be
Sorry for the double postings!
Terrie Mohr-Forker
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SIAMESE COLLIE RESCUE
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I see you haven't removed the invisible sign welcoming wayward ones from
your front lawn :-) . I Googled your question about worming pregnant
cats and got conflicting answers. If it where me, esp given her age and
circumstance, I'd have her spayed and the kittens aborted. It may sound
harsh,
How long has it been since Cassidy was neutered???
t
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Terrie,
I agree with Nina. I just made this difficult decision last week and had
Nonie (a rescue) spay/abort. However, this is such a personal choice; you
have to do what you feel is right. I took in 3 rescues/foster cats last
week, and I don't run a shelter. Since I couldn't afford it if Nonie
At 09:25 AM 4/14/2007, you wrote:
He is so beautiful...Oh it is so very very hard, It hurts so damn
much..I know this is stupid but have they tried the high dose
steroids or cyclosporins,,I have used the Immuno regulin, but in this
situation I think immune suppression is needed, not immune
That is a marvelous little cat who obviously adores you...just look into
his eyes
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
from the shelter of compassion
and
At 11:44 AM 4/14/2007, you wrote:
I have been there also, and for me I do have the
pregnancy terminated. Especially with a baby
herself and the potential for homes so bad, It is
a hard decision but one I never regret, thanks
for all the caring and giving this little girl a chance,
Kelly
He was neutered April 3rd. I now realize that it was just his hormones
coming out. And I'm happy to report that there is no more nasty smell. His
poo is now more odorous than his piddles, so it's very tolerable now. Also,
I was able to switch him over to crystals quite easily by sprinkling his
I wouldn't even consider vaccinating her until after the babies are weaned.
Vaccines weaken the body and, in her condition, even just a little could be too
much. Check with a really good vet re worming. Without firm evidence that she
had worms I wouldn't. How far along is she?
Terrie,
I disagree with aborting kittens unless you absolutely have no option. When
I adopt kittens too young to be altered, the spay/neuter is included in the
adoption fee and must be done at my vet. Bingo, if they are late getting them
fixed I know it since I havent gotten a bill from my
? In a colony of feral felines, can stomatitis be fatal ?
Thank you.
Sheila
Nebraska
Hi Sheila, This is not an answer to your question-sorry! I'm off topic, but
I couldn't help but notice that you're from Nebraska. I have 1 FeLV cat and
2 negatives that need homes. I'm new to this. I've contacted many rescues in
NE with no luck. If you have any helpful contacts, could you let me
Ok now that I have stopped crying for the moment,let me ask that these sweet
angels be added to the list.
Cassandra beautiful sleek black girl left us yesterday,she is now with her
beautiful sister Carissa.
Brunello had a very rough life before Jen took this wonderful rough looking
but very
Both Cassandra and Brunello send you total love for caring about them. Please
Google for the Bridge poem for volunteers. It is totally true.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
Sherry, hugs and prayers. Sometimes the most difficult things are the most
wonderful, as you've pointed out. I hope a little ray of sunshine finds you
today. Melissa
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sherry DeHaan
Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 2:15 PM
I'm using steroids right now, 2 tablets of prednisone per day. This is back to
the dosage he was at for a week after his transfusion. This is basically the
last thing the vet said we could try, she didn't say anything about
cyclosporins.
I think he needs the immune suppression as well,
I'm really sorry about Cassandra and Brunello, were they FeLV kitties? You are
very brave to volunteer to help these kitties that need a little love after a
rough life. I don't know if I could be brave enough to do the same thing. It
must be so heartbreaking at times.
Cassandra
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At 01:33 PM 4/14/2007, you wrote:
If there were away to make this easier I sure would. We are sending
lot's of good energy to you.please stay on line and just talk to use
when ever you need to. We are all here for each other,
Kelly
I'm using steroids right now, 2 tablets of prednisone
At 12:15 PM 4/14/2007, you wrote:
Oh Sherry, it is so hard and you go through this much too often, What
you do is so wonderful. You have more strength than I do and you are
making a wonderful difference in the lives of all these fur kids, Thank you
Kelly
Ok now that I have stopped
Kelly it is VERY hard in times like this.But I am honored to have loved them
all that I can
Kelly L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: At 12:15 PM 4/14/2007, you wrote:
Oh Sherry, it is so hard and you go through this much too often, What you do is
so wonderful. You have more strength than I do and
feeding a super-premium commercial
cat food, such as Innova, Wellness, Chicken Soup for
the Cat, or Felidae (just some
good examples - I feed felidae or Innova dry and
merrick or innova canned), or you
can make your own homemade diet using a recipe found
My local small pet store seems to be
Here are some links to treatment? of FELV using Cobra Venom? Some are
fairly old.
Have any heard of this?
http://jvi.asm.org/cgi/reprint/54/3/873.pdf
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrievedb=PubMedlist_uids=2820273dopt=Abstract
I have known of cat with hemo that had to be on the doxy for *longer
than 6 weeks*, only my opinion but I would put him back on it. Has he
been checked for Ehrlichia? Please make sure you vet is aware of these
possibilities, talked about below.
Here are some links to some of the causes
Those links are an interesting read, but from what I understood, Feline
Babesiosis and Cytauxzoonosis are extremely rare in North America. It looks
like those mainly occur in South America. For the Ehrlichia, it looks like it
also uses Doxycycline as a treatment, so even if Tomi had it, he
Hi
Papoose tested positive age 5 weeks had him until 9 months old
Hillman Waller tested positive 4 months had him until 1 1/2 years old (he
developed lymphosarcoma in his throat, but was very healthy up to that point
in his life, as far as I know he was only tested once and that was at 4
I hope you find a wonderful home for her. Another reason that being a black
cat is a strike against her, is everybody over looks a black cat. They find
calicos, orange, and white cats more interesting and want a prettier cat
(I personally think black cats are beautiful), that is why a lot of
In a message dated 4/14/2007 11:46:25 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I see you haven't removed the invisible sign welcoming wayward ones from
your front lawn :-) .
Nopeit's still on...lmao
Think people have figured out I'm a rescue even though I keep a low
Karen, don't worry it won't happen.
Will alter everyone at the same time so the cycle does stop.
In a message dated 4/14/2007 12:05:15 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Terrie,
I disagree with aborting kittens unless you absolutely have no option. When
I adopt
In a message dated 4/14/2007 11:53:14 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wouldn't even consider vaccinating her until after the babies are weaned.
Vaccines weaken the body and, in her condition, even just a little could be
too much. Check with a really good vet re
I've been wondering why Tomi seems to be scratching more than normal, and
licking himself vigorously once in awhile this last week. I wasn't that
concerned about it since he doesn't scratch constantly, just more often than
normal.
I checked through his fur a few times, and didn't see much of
Don't vaccinate while pregnant or nursing. I have a mom and babies in a foster
home right now -- mom found in a field with 2 week old babies and taken to the
shelter, where I pulled her. We've already lost two of the four babies. Just
found out yesterday that the shelter vet gave mom the
Yes they can--especially a cat that is in a weakened condition anyway.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
from the shelter of compassion
and pity, you will have men who
I would spay her also, I'm sorry to say. I don't like
it, neither do the vets, but I don't like the reality
of over population either. We just took a little one
from a mom who could not or would not feed her babies
- the other 2 siblings died. Next night, young tame
mother brought to animal
ABSOLUTELY. that's how i discovered flea-induced anemia years ago, and how i
learned that persians are abnormally sensitive to pesticides lost a
beautiful blue-cream darling during a really bad flea season because no
vet--then or since--had ever told me the latter (this was back in '90?), and
Hi! I rescued Jack about 3 months ago and he is FeLV+ ) I took him from an
abusive home with the intention of finding him a wonderful home). I have 6
other cats, Mr.Furley (5yrs), Lucky (1 1/2 yrs), Ralphie, Janet, and Cleo
(each 1 yr), and Furby (10 months). Everyone else has been tested for
Lots of folks will respond but as one who mixes, I never even think about
it. My oldest positive was not diagnosed until she was 4 or so and by that
point all the others (3) had been around her all that time-they all were
neg. They had not been vaccinated for FELV but now I vacc yearly. I then
How many fleas does there need to be to cause anemia? I don't think Tomi could
have very many fleas, since I can't find alot of flea droppings (and I haven't
found any actual fleas yet).
I'm just wondering how I could treat the fleas while he's in such a weakened
state. Wouldn't flea
Sherry,
I'm so sorry you all have lost two more beautiful
furbabies. It must have been hard to come in and see
Brunello gasping like that. Bless you guys for all
you do for all cats.
:)
Wendy
--- Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok now that I have stopped crying for the moment,let
me
In a message dated 4/14/2007 7:02:17 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Don't vaccinate while pregnant or nursing. I have a mom and babies in a
foster home right now -- mom found in a field with 2 week old babies and
taken
to the shelter, where I pulled her. We've
Yes, fleas can cause anemia.
Scratching is a sign of fleas.
Also dots under the chin, lip, and the tail can be Feline Acne.
Do you use plastic bowls for feeding and water?
Plastic will cause the black spots (Feline Acne) if they don't rub off right
away.
Use ceramic or glass dishes if
In a message dated 4/14/2007 8:28:24 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What are your experiences with mixing negatives and positives?
I mix both positive and negative together my personal kitties. Never thought
about it really. When one was diagnosed I had younger and
I am hoping that dealing with the fleas will help your
baby!!!
:)
Wendy
--- Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Find a lice comb and go thru his hair with it. This
should disturb the fleas. You can pick them up with
a wet q-tip too and drown them (sorry fleas, it is
you or the cat). It
Go buy a flea comb they are very cheap at any store. Of course there some
that look like a very fine comb with handles. It depends on what you want to
purchase.
Run the comb through the kitty's fur. You will see more black stuff (Flea
Dirt) hopefully catch the critter or two. When you
Cassandra,
Tomi is gorgeous!!! What a beautiful face! The good
thing for Tomi, but bad for the fleas, is that he's
light colored. You can see the fleas really easily in
light fur.
:)
Wendy
--- C J [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I took these pictures today of my little Tomi boy:
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