Please see the attached link to Eli, he was rescued from the NYC kill shelter
but has tested positive for FeLV. The rescue person who saved his life
desperately wanted to keep him for herself as she has fallen hard for him but
since he is pos and she has so many rescue kittens in and out of her
Please see the attached link to Eli, he was rescued from the NYC kill shelter
but has tested positive for FeLV. The rescue person who saved his life
desperately wanted to keep him for herself as she has fallen hard for him but
since he is pos and she has so many rescue kittens in and out of her
I have been wondering where everyone has been for the past week or more.
Got me really worried as I've come to depend on you all.
Anyway as some of you may know, Sabirna, now re-named Eleanor to Miss
Nora, is in her new permanent home everyone is in l ove with her she
is doing well. She
Can she not keep him separate from the others? The virus is so
short-lived once shed from the body. Others are keeping FelineLeuk
kitties in their homes but in rooms apart from the other populations.
Where is she?
Pam
On 6/23/2011 3:58 PM, TANYA NOE wrote:
Please see the attached link to
Pam,
She should be tested again on the ELISA in 8 or even 12 weeks to give her
time to clear the virus if the test was a true positive. Don't do another
IFA unless the ELISA is positive again. Waiting 8-12 weeks to do another
ELISA test will give her time to clear the virus.
I hope this
Ok, thank you Lynda, I surely appreciate this! She is so lucky to that
found this wonderful family. They just adore her.
On 6/23/2011 9:31 PM, Lynda Wilson wrote:
Pam,
She should be tested again on the ELISA in 8 or even 12 weeks to give
her time to clear the virus if the test was a true
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