On 09-12, MaiMaiPG wrote:
Yupbut feel a lot better about hunters who kill for food than for
factory farmers.
Very true. Both kinds are detestable
On Sep 12, 2011, at 3:07 PM, dlg...@windstream.net dlg...@windstream.net
wrote:
I would have to be very hungry before I could look
head hunter shot his buddy instead of the
deer!!
Lorrie
On 09-12, Natalie wrote:
What really pisses me off when those damned hunters refer to
themselves, and are referred to as the only real
conservationists...what a joke!
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, their dispositions, who hates who :-) as well as their health
records. This will help a lot when the time comes, and my son is also
very familiar with each of my cats.
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On 09-09, Natalie wrote:
Isn't that in Florida? All little houses; but how does one keep track of
them out there, and so many, how can he know who's sick? Don't they get out?
Is it all fenced in? I had so many questions when I saw the video
Man builds cat-sized village for homeless
On 09-09, MaiMaiPG wrote:
I can hear all the justifications...she wouldn't want...they aren't
happy...we just can't...we are allergic (suddenly)...
Isn't it amazing how everyone suddenly becomes allergic when asked
to take a homeless cat or kitten!
On 09-08, MaiMaiPG wrote:
I have a close friend who is as much an animal lover as I am who will
handle it.
It would be a great comfort to have a friend like that. Lucky you!
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the expression. There are only about 8 active members and
they all love dogs. Cats are totally ignored. I joined years ago,
but dropped out when I found out how little help they give cats.
Lorrie
Bonnie Hogue ho...@sonic.net wrote:
If money isn't the problem, why not contact the Humane
the money.
I am not wealthy, just comfortable from a small inheritance my
parents left me. I have to be careful with my money, but I have
enough saved up for the care of my cats. It's the person who will
care for them that's my huge concern.
Lorrie
, in the winter we
get LOTS of snow.
Anyway, regardless of whether we ever meet, thanks for giving me some
hope for the future of my kitty kats. BTW, Maureen, my cats like
strange people, I'm pretty damn strange myself :-).
Lorrie
On 09-09, Maureen Olvey wrote:
See Lorrie - now everything has
per cat. Do any of you have any ideas what I can do?
Lorrie in eastern WV almost to the Maryland border
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I have always heard not to vaccinate for FIV, only FelV.
Not only is the FIV vaccination questionable, but the cat will
forever test positive for FIV just because of the vaccination.
On 09-07, katskat1 wrote:
Again, a large number of the people posting on this site MIX positives
and negatives
I have provided for my cats in my will too. There is plenty of money
for their care, but WHO WILL TAKE CARE OF THEM? With 15 cats this is
the problem. Not the money.
.
On 09-08, MaiMaiPG wrote:
I've provided for the care of my critters (dogs and cats and whatever
may show up) in
cat flaps. It is also in the woods on several acres
with no traffic. It is a paradise for my cats, and I just wish
someone could let them continue the happy life they know and love.
I will not go to my grave and be at peace until I know my babies
are taken care of.
Lorrie
On Sep 8, 2011, at 8
. Ironically, my parents were not animal people,
and I often wonder how they'd feel about the way I'm spending the
interest from my inheritance.
Lorrie
Natalie at...@optonline.net wrote:
Well, you could enforce the no-flea rule by insisting that the dog
is treated with proof. You could
I've heard people proudly announce that their cats are only declawed
in the front, and they usually do see proud of it. Even prouder if
they've mutilated the poor cat on all four feet!! Declawing is cruel
and agonizing for the cat and I'd like to take these people and put
each finger on a
Thanks for the laugh. If I ever lose my sense of humor I'm
done for!
On 08-26, Lynda Wilson wrote:
Natalie, I have not had a laugh like that in a long time!!! Thanks so
much for sharing. You are way too funny girl! I love your sense of
humor. Gotta have it to keep your sanity,
Good for you. There is no way I'd ever abandon my cats, but the
problem is I have 15 cats, and a small Suzuki compact car, so I'd
have to rent or buy a van, which I'd definitely do.
Lorrie
On 08-26, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
Since Katrina, I have been accumulating carriers (have 7 cats
a horrible flea infestation. The fleas got so
bad they gravitated downstairs to my cat shelter and it was just
horrible.
Lorrie
On 08-26, Natalie wrote:
There are also some apartments that allow cats ONLY if they are
declawed...I guess they prefer taking their chances of those
Thanks for this Natalie People need to know how HORRIBLE
this declaw surgery is.
Please send us the article you mentioned.
Lorrie
On 08-26, Natalie wrote:
I would seriously consider declawing very, very seriously- it is the
most devastating thing for a cat. Knowing what I do
Our vet clinic uses these tests and I questioned them about it.
They guarantee they are fine, and I've had at least 5 cats test
negative on them, but I've heard too many bad reports of these
FelV, FIV and Heartworm tests to have any confidence in them.
Lorrie
On 08-26, Marcia Baronda wrote
. I worry just as much about the pets left behind when their
humans evacuate. My first thoughts are always for the animals,
but thankfully my cats are safe. We are in the eastern mountains
right on the border of western Maryland at 3,000 elevation.
Lorrie
here, and only vets can give the
injections. Once they are vaccinated I do not repeat vaccinations
annually, and I just ignore the postcards I get saying it's time to
vaccinate again.
Lorrie
On 08-26, Natalie wrote:
Anyone who uses Petsmart's veterinary plan should be aware that they
pump
What are seed ticks? I know about the big dog ticks and the tiny
deer ticks. The deer ticks are very small, so are these what you
call seed ticks?
On 08-25, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
It is now August an boy do we have seed ticks all over the place.
I had been using Revolution on my
OMG, that poor baby. How could anyone be that cruel.
On 08-24, Natalie wrote:
We just got a 9-yr old blind and declawed cat, and healthy
- poor thing was stumbling around in a neighborhood, and only
after about 2 weeks it was determined that he cannot see.
Nobody was
I could join you on your soapbox. I think the cruelty and inhumane
treatment farm animals get is absolutely horrendous.
Lorrie
On 08-24, Marcia Baronda wrote:
I think that only one of Cargills slaughter houses uses her methods.
And Temple said in one of her books that she felt bad
??
I think being blind would be terribly frightening for him until
he adjusted to it. Also being in pain and sick would make him
irritable. Can he be in a quiet room by himself for awhile?
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On 08-24, Natalie wrote:
Welcome to 70 - I'll be 71 in December! Great age, isn't it?
It's great to know quite a few of you are in your 60's or 70's.
Now I don't feel quite so bad being 78.
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Right on Maureen.. I don't mince words with people
anymore. I tell it like it is.
Lorrie
On 08-23, Maureen Olvey wrote:
The older I get the less I feel the need to be tactful. That's
probably good and bad. Good for me cause I don't hold things in and
don't let
our love for cats.
Lorrie
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exactly what I think of them
if they are irresponsible or unkind to animals.
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On 08-23, Natalie wrote:
YES - age is great!
I can hardly wait to be 80 and more, then I'll really be able
to get away with more, like Sophia on Golden Girls
I've got two more years before I turn 80, but I'm not waiting
I'm already telling people exactly what I think!
Lorrie
How terribly upsetting for you Marcia, but very often other
cats in the household do not contract the FelV virus in spite
of not having been vaccinated.
Lorrie
On 08-21, Marcia Baronda wrote:
Hi everyone! My one year old sweet litle boy was just diagnosed. I
have a million questions
The idea of the long handled bath brush is so you can pet the
cat with no danger of getting bitten or clawed. You were brave
to leave your hand in there unless you had on a glove :-)
Lorrie
On 08-13, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
Wow, what a terrific idea! I just put more bedding in with Hemy because
, none of my 15 cats have
torn it.
Lorrie
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I use feathers or a long handled bath brush to win over a shy or
feral cat. I've had them simply melt at the touch, and soon
become very affectionate.
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On 08-13, Natalie wrote:
Have you tried playing with her? I always collect goose feathers
when they molt and tape on or two
Peggy, Shelter workers hear so many phoney reasons why people
have brought in animals that they get very cynical and bitter.
In your case you were helping the Husky, but they didn't know that.
Lorrie
On 08-05, Peggy Verdonck wrote:
I totally agree, but another side of
the story...I got
, as well un-neutered males who spray and
fight. The worst thing they do is tape up kittens in cardboard
boxes and leave them out in front of my building when no one is
there. Thankfully we find them on time.
Lorrie
On 08-05, Kelley Saveika wrote:
I do rescue and have for years, and the people
On 08-05, Joslin Potter wrote:
I don't get that either, I have a friend of a friend who is looking
to get rid of her 12 yr old cats becuase they are having a baby and
she just can't take that chance of the cats smothering the child.
What a crock that is. I have three grown children, and
or dog as a lifetime
commitment. Instead they are just things to be disposed of when
they get sick, or grow up, or when you move!
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regardless
of whether it's a pet or another little creature who also
wants to live.
Lorrie
On 08-06, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
I put out saucers of sugar water for the bees and wasps so they
will leave the hummingbird feeders alone. They were so crowded
that some were landing on top of others
You are so right We are a throw away nation and our pets
are tossed out like so much garbage!
BTW, I stop and move turtles or snakes out of the road too.
Lorrie
On 08-06, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
tHAT IS WHY OUR NATION IS IN THE SHAPE IT'S IN. tHE ECONOMY IS
BASED
On 08-04, Natalie wrote:
I hate people (except us)do you know how cowardly and cruel
people are? They bring their cats/dogs to surrender at a shelter
and claim that they are strays...a 14-yr old cat was just brought
to a NY shelter, healthy but with a slight sniffle - how can anyone
do
.
Lorrie
On 08-05, Kelley Saveika wrote:
Wow, this used to be a really kind, supportive, positive list. It
makes me sad to see that it doesn't seem to be any more.
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I never saw the mother. They were born to a feral cat,
but I assume the mother must have been positive.
On 08-03, Natalie wrote:
Was the mother positive? Could they have acquired the virus AFTER being
born to a negative mother?
Four years ago I had a litter of rescued kittens and all but
with all his positive litter mates.
Lorrie
On 08-03, Lynda Wilson wrote:
Great analogy, Maureen and it makes sense :)
I guess my cat, Sugar, must have cleared the virus since he was exposed to
it 24/7 for 6 mos. They bit one another playing, ate/drank out of the same
bowls, and shared
the biopsy results show. I hope she is FelV neg.
and the biopsy is benign.
Lorrie
On 07-29, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
Hi Everyone
Life can be stressful sometimes.
My aunt is going into assisted living (suddenly) and I'm taking her
cat. I took my mom's cat, Lucky, last Fall, and he's become
, but they have a bunch of cats of their own, and my cat loving
friends are few and far between.
We have discussed this on the list before, and sadly I am no closer
to finding the answer?
Ideally I want someone to move into our house to care for them, but
there again WHO?
Lorrie
On Jul
Wow, Lynda, that is scary!! I feel for you having to move because
of those gas wells. As I wrote to the group a few weeks ago, we also
had to leave our home because of gas wells!
Lorrie
On 07-29, Lynda Wilson wrote:
Natalie, It makes sense to me and I'm no expert. We had some here at DFW
Natalie, I hope everyone in the group appreciates this off topic
information as much as I do. I agree with you 100% on all of this.
You and I could both spend a lot of time up on our soap
box.
Thanks..
Lorrie
On 07-26, Natalie wrote:
Dear Reader,
Let go of that stem and back
them!
Lorrie
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On 07-17, Natalie wrote:
You must have some proof of it, pictures, affidavits, sale of your
house for less, etc.?
We had pictures of the mess it made. Trees down, road torn up, etc.
but these gas companies have lawyers on retainer to fight their
battles, and we were advised we'd probably
We saw that movie GAS LAND and we also had a gas well drilled on
our land. Believe me there is NO safe way to drill for
gas. We were way, way out in the boonies and it ruined our land
and water. Drilling for gas and fracking is an extremely dangerous
operation.
Former posts on the
to have gas wells on their land because they are stupid
enough to think they'll get big bucks. We never got a cent in spite
of all the promises they made us. Don't ever let them drill on your
property!
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could get up on my soap box and go on and on about this, but
I'll spare you.
Lorrie
On 07-14, Natalie wrote:
We were talking about the FDA last week - here's another perfect
example of how one cannot even trust them on something as simple as
sunscreen ingredients! And all this, WITH what we
.
Lorrie
On 07-09, Beth Noren wrote:
Yes, I've used Dumor brand Starter/Grower Chick Feed. I get it
from Tractor Supply Co., think it was $13.00 for 50lbs? last time I
got it. It's a bit of a hike to TSC, so I don't always use it. Plus.
my husband complains that it doesn't handle odor well
Reply to: felineres...@frontier.com
In-Reply-To:
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Thanks for taking care of Luke. It's very difficult taking
care of a cat who fights your every effort to help her/hin.
You are very kind.
Lorrie
On 07-09, katskat1 wrote
On 07-09, Lynda Wilson wrote:
Wow! You are diligent keeping those litter boxes cleaned out. I bet
your kitties love you more for that! Lorrie, what a caring and
loving person you are to have 15 cats! I would have that many if I
did not have a husband, lol! (Note: my husband has told me
On 07-08, MaiMaiPG wrote:
There is 124 acres to put it on. Poop gets pitched into unused
fields--far from the house. I can't see a difference between theirs
and that of the numerous cats who stray this way/deer/buzzards/turkey
etc. The pee turns the pellets into sawdust. It may sound
I've often wondered and worried about this chemical stuff in
the clumping litter. A friend of mine uses ground chicken corn.
Have any of you tried this? She says it's not only safer but
much less expensive.
Lorrie
Kitty Litter with a Serious Warning
Vets have been reporting more
, or during the winter. Otherwise they
prefer going outside to do their biz. We have a couple of acres of
woods around our house and no traffic so it's safe for them.
Lorrie
On 07-08, Katy Doyle wrote:
Well, this has inspired me to check out Feline Pine - has anyone used it
before
That's the best compliment ever. A friend recently came in
my house and said she couldn't even tell I had cats, and I have
15, so I must be scooping the litter boxes often enough.
On 07-08, Maureen Olvey wrote:
If your friends come to your house and leave rather quickly then it
might smell.
On 07-08, Natalie wrote:
We have an almost 19 yr old cat - I swear, I should market the smell of her
poop: It could raise the dead! It is so potent, that I wait at night until
she makes one or two before I go to bed.I bet she could win the
International smelliest poop contest!
I've got
Thanks for taking care of Pretty Boy. I just love old cats,
maybe that's because I'm old :-)
Lorrie
On 07-07, MaiMaiPG wrote:
Pretty Boy, a feral who hangs around and who is very loved, was live
trapped for neutering. The vet called me after they put him
under...he had shuttered in pain
HERE IS ALL THE INFORMATION YOU NEED ABOUT ORDERING PET MEDS
ON LINE WITHOUT A PRESCRIPTION.
Three websites listed below - None require presciptions
www.petshed.com -- Advantage, revolution, Profender (new topical
dewormer)
www.revivalanimal.com -- vaccines, Drontal dewormer
HERE IS THE INFORMATION YOU NEED ABOUT ORDERING PET MEDS
ON LINE WITHOUT A PRESCRIPTION.
Three websites are listed below - None require presciptions
www.petshed.com -- Advantage, revolution, Profender (new topical
dewormer)
www.revivalanimal.com -- vaccines, Drontal dewormer
the trick is knowing which is which, what works, and how much to
take for how long.
Lorrie
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I
On 06-22, Edna Taylor wrote:
Good for you Katy and I don't trust any vet whose first option is
kill the kitten :(
I agree. Our vet never suggests euthanasia, but does tell me
the possible outcome with a FelV pos. cat.
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I'm so sorry you lost Lilac, but I am glad she had a loving
home during her short life.
Lorrie
On 06-19, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
Lilac was a sweet little beautiful tortie. She had a BIG spirit and
LOTS of love to give !!! She had the chance to live in a loving
home of her own for a short time
them if they need to see a vet. I also don't
update their shots once they are well protected.
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pets. It's the
exact same drugs only much cheaper because both these countries have
socialized medicine, and the government doesn't allow them to gouge
people with outrageous prices like they do here in the USA where drug
companies get richer by the day!
Lorrie
From: dlg...@windstream.net dlg
Sharyl, Thanks so much for this site. I ordered two 12 packs of
their Revolution called Stronghold in the UK and also two 12 packs
of Frontline Plus called Frontline Combo in the UK. I got 48
pipettes for less than half of what it would cost in the USA.
Lorrie
On 06-03, Sharyl wrote:
I buy
. In Wal-mart Pet Armor was
$28.99 for 3 pipettes. With 15 cats I need a better price.
Original Post On 05-31, Lorrie wrote:
Have any of you used Pet Armor? It is supposed to be the exact same
thing as Frontline Plus - Fipronil and S Methoprene - The Pet Armor
site claims
Re: our posts on deer..
We live in a wooded area where there are many many deer, raccoons,
possums and other wildlife. They are here because we humans took
over their land. They were here first, and we've stolen so much
of their habitat there is very little land left for them, and their
it and find that it works and is not harmful, please let me
know.
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is planet3...@hotmail.com But it is against
the ebay rules to sell things other than thru ebay.
I also get my ID tags on ebay for much less from another seller.
Lorrie
On 05-29, paola cresti wrote:
Hi Lorrie, I've looked around and on ebay too, but I can't seem to
find many bulk deals
I understood there was no vaccination against FIV, only FelV.
On 05-27, Natalie wrote:
OK - I wouldn't do Fort Dodge, have heard many bad things about their
vaccines, especially the one against FIV!
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without getting caught.
This is why I buy collars ID tags by the dozen.
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not go outside, but my cats at
home do because we live on a dead end road in the middle of the
woods. It's a very safe area.
Lorrie
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a new collar ready to put on a cat who has lost
it's collar. Some are very clever about getting them off.
Lorrie
On 05-23, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
Reminds me of the time I got Stormy a red collar with shiny
rhinestones. Oh, it looked so pretty on her grey fur! But every day
when I came home
Very interesting... I have avoided it for my husband and
I because most tropical oils such as coconut oil and palm kernel
oil are very bad for people with high cholesterol. Good to see
that coconut oil has some good uses.
Lorrie
On 04-27, Natalie wrote:
As it happens, coconut
I often dream I've found, or someone brings me, a bunch
of kittens. I love kittens and cats, but I have way too
many already, so this isn't a happy dream.
Lorrie
On 04-25, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
Having kittens? Wow...and I thought I had Feline Fever!
~B.
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On 04-23, Jannes Taylor wrote: I honestly can look at babies and
they don't thrill me like a little kitten would. LOL
I'm the same way. I much prefer kittens.
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to spend so much time and money on them, but rescuing cats
seems to be our calling in life.
Lorrie in WV
On 04-22, Jannes Taylor wrote:
One more thing about my husband..our two female house cats like him
more than they do me. If they can pick a lap it will be his. Also,
one of them sleeps beside
years in a quiet, peaceful home with no company and no
screaming kids. I truly hate to think what they must have
gone thru before we found them.
Lorrie
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On 04-11, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
Charles, they don't have to look for your house. They have a gossip line
that is superior to ours. I think that once we are adopted by oe, we get
an invisible tatoo on our forheads SUCKER
You've got that right. Every stray in the area has found
.
You are in my thoughts..
Lorrie
Hi all,I'm taking some time off from rescue due to my husband's
illness. He has liver failure and is not a candidate for a
transplant. He has been hospitalized 2 times this month and
once last month he was placed into a skill nursing
On 03-24, MaiMaiPG wrote:
I deal with ferals too and all of my house cats have been ferals. One
cost me two surgeries thanks to biting through a finger...my fault not
hers. A lot of older people are on blood thinners, have extremely
thin skin etc. I've been scratched more times than I
your skin is very fragile and thin
and you bleed easily... That said - I would NEVER NEVER
declaw a cat. We have 15 rescued cats at home and sure we get
scratched when they play or knead us, but so what! Put some
iodine on the scratches.
Lorrie
and this is what
they were designed to do.
Lorrie
Sorry but that information is outdated or biased. The number one
killer of birds is humans due to habitat loss or construction for same.
Humans: The Number One Threat to Birds
http://www.alleycat.org/NetCommunity/Page.aspx?pid=325
SomeWhere
. It is absolutely the
cruelist thing imaginable. It's amputation of the last joint of EACH
toe. Cats suffer terribly after this surgery and they often stop
using their litter boxes because it hurts so much. Biting is another
thing they often do because they feel defenseless without their
claws.
Lorrie
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I recently had a FelV female spayed and she came thru the proceedure
just fine. I too was afraid to do it, but I'm glad I did as she is
a happier cat.
Lorrie
On 03-15, Diane Rosenfeldt wrote:
Generally spay/neuter is a good idea in most cases -- much less
uncomfortable for the cat, since
On 03-15, MaiMaiPG wrote:
laser helps reduce the stress
Laser spay? I don't think our one and only
vet clinic does this. Is it a fairly new proceedure?
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shelter is the
county pound where the cats are gassed and incinerated as fast
as they come in the door. It was because of this horrible place
that I started my sanctuary. I'm in north eastern WV (Terra Alta).
I'll make a note of your e-mail address so we can chat in the
future.
TTYL, Lorrie
On 03
I was
the FIRST person to say their fee was too low. She said everyone
else said it cost too much. Do you believe this? I don't.
Anyway, thanks for writing. I meant to get back to you sooner.
Lorrie in Eastern WV
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Post Animal Sanctuary
Jeanne Tommey
95 Beldon St.
Falls Village, CT 06031
(860) 824-0831
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Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2011 7:11 AM
To: felvtalk
cleaning lady. We live in a very small town, and our humane
society only has 8 active people who are into dogs, not cats.
Lorrie
On 02-26, Marnie Miszewski wrote:
The last time I posted, I was in the start up phase of my
sanctuary, Helping Paws Animal Sanctuary. We will be in business 1
year
Hi Tamara,
I contacted Lindsay, and she was very nice but she cannot handle
my pet trust because she is not licensed in WV.
On 02-28, tamara stickler wrote: What state are you in?? I
have an attorney, Lindsay Harrell,?here in the office?building
where I work who specializes in wills, and pet
little income so my son
would have to pay the utilities, assessments, taxes etc. out of
the money I leave. I'm sure he'd do this as he adores cats and
he'd take mine if he didn't already have a bunch of his own.
Lorrie
On 02-26, Natalie wrote:
When my mother died, she had 17 rescued cats. Since
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