Thank you so much Patti.The volunteering is great,I just love the babies,but it is so hard when we lose them.I keep telling myself "Are you going to be able to handle this?" I know I have to because those fur kids know me now and I just love them so much.I am doing this in Maizees honor.I just
Could you add Malachi to the CLS list? He passed away Friday,he was a hurricane Katrina kitty that we only had 2 weeks at the sanctuary.He was the sweetest blach kitty.He had felv.He survived that aweful hurricane then being shuffled around,finally made it to us and felv just took him away.He is
Oh, Sherry...I'm right there with ya... :( I've had several missing my
baby boy cries since Ewok passed. Just when I think I'm doing okay,
I'll suddenly miss him like he had just died 2 hours ago. I've never
mourned like this before...like someone else said, Time heals all
wounds, but I'm not
After getting frantic "pleas" for animals In Ingham County, Mi. several
years ago, I learned "all about" this policy that many shelters in Michigan have
regarding selling animals to research facilities
IT MAKES ME SICK!!!
They claim they do it for revenue, to keep operating. A
Gloria
Please let your friend know that I am very sorry for your loss
of her sweet guy Tad.
Carla
Message: 6
Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 10:24:38 -0600
From: Gloria Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Add Tad to the CLS
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
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Thanks, Carla - will do.
At 09:25 AM 3/27/2006, you wrote:
Gloria
Please let your friend know that I am very sorry for your loss
of her sweet guy Tad.
Carla
Message: 6
Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 10:24:38 -0600
From: Gloria Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Add Tad to the CLS
To:
Why do people think research is synominus with torture...
>From Hollywood science fiction movies...
With the scrutiny that research places are under today
I guarantee you that most animals in a research place are much
happier than those in no kill shelters... Think for a minute about
Angel
PLEASE...Some specific eye witness examples that other can visit and
bring attention to the local
sheriff will do .
What are they testing for
What treatment are they doing that is so bad
compared to being kept in a small cage with no
outside windows for years...(many no kill shelters)
i do NOT admit to be totally up-to-date on this
i have to agree that not ALL research is inherently bad. however, in this case, there's a BUSINESS arrangement between the shelter and one Class B Dealer--as far as i know, the shelter couldn't care less where the animals end up, they just sell
The fact of the matter is they will get animals some where any way...
Now, most of them come from back yard breeders that breed animals
for just that market
Perhaps if more shelters sold to research the animals that they are
going to PTS
that would put some of the back yard breeders out of
When I went to Michigan State I saw some beagles that
were kept for research and they were NOT treated well.
While they may not have technically been abused
they were subjected to cruel
experimentation/operations/blood work, et cetera and
were kept in small cages in windowless rooms. Even
the
here's the link to the local group working on this issue: http://members.aol.com/Justice4them/
they're the one with the history and the most updated info; the shelter staff can't do anything
MC
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Tad~
I have the utmost respect for you, I really do. I also think you are
a very caring, compassionate person, and have done so much for Felv's that were
facing a certain death
HOWEVER, on this issue I must say, IMO, you are NOT very informed on
exactly what goes on in research labs
Jen,
You're a person after my own heart. If the human species were judged
on how they
treated the environment - not to mention other humans, we wouldn't rank
so high in the scheme of things.
I fell and broke my collarbone a couple of years ago. They gave me a
pain-killer which I immediately
Help! My cat, 11 years old was diagnosed with Feline leukemia over 1 year
ago, the vet did nothing, so I went to another vet. What is the best
treatement, interferon or acemannan, or both. She has just started to
regurgitate her food, and seems to have trouble eating, right after she eats
Sharon,
I'm really sorry to hear that you also have a loved one who is FeLV
positive. As for your question about which of the two mentioned
treatments is best, most anyone here can provide lots of information.
From what I know, it doesn't necessarily hurt to do both treatments.
My cat,
Sherry,
Thank you for sharing, though it's a sad story. I hope you are doing
better today. Thank you, also, for your prayers and thoughts for
Ember and I.
Lance
--
Pictures of Ember: http://homepage.mac.com/linimon
Lance,
Ember is really beautiful She looks like she has a dark brown undercoat.
Bonnie
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From: Lance [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, March 27, 2006 4:55 pm
Subject: Re: Ember
To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sherry,
Thank you for sharing, though it's a sad story.
Hi, everyone, I just wanted to share about
a new place for my two felk babies as some of may recall, they are in
the very small area due to the space constraint in my house and every time, I see
them, I feel so badly and guilty and not being able to give them a bigger place
so I thought
That's great, Hideyo.
Did you ever get your permit?
Michelle
My kitties that had recurrent litter box problems had recurrent tapeworm problems. To this day, they will miss the boxwhen they get tapes. Fortunately, they haven't hadtapes in quite a while.A tablespoon of pumpkin (canned raw pumpkin, not pie filler which has sugar and spices that you don't
Not yet
They have not contacted me so right
now, I am staying low. Merry was quietly checking into if there is anyway
to get a permit without me starting from the beginning the city
mentioned that I need to go through this permit process from all over again
From:
[EMAIL
That is so sad Gloria. Please give my condolences to your friend. I came home today to an 'accident'. No. It's not pleasant. But people have babies and children who have accidents all the time and they don't give them away or put them outside. People just make me so mad. tNina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lance,Ember is a beautiful cat!! SherryBONNIE J KALMBACH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Lance,Ember is really beautiful She looks like she has a dark brown undercoat.Bonnie- Original Message -From: Lance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Date: Monday, March 27, 2006 4:55 pmSubject: Re: EmberTo:
Hi all,just need a few prayers for a couple of our Sanctuary kitties.Walter is an older guy with failing kidneys but no other diseases.And my sweet Demetri is a felv+ boy,who I have become attached to,his lymphnodes are huge.I am hoping just an infection,but Jen took him to the clinic today before
Thank you, Tonya, you're so right.
Gloria
At 07:46 PM 3/27/2006, you wrote:
That is so sad Gloria. Please give my condolences to your
friend. I came home today to an 'accident'. No. It's not
pleasant. But people have babies and children who have accidents
all the time and they don't
Sherry, I'm sending out prayers for Walter and
Demetri. I know how you feel. Gloria
At 10:02 PM 3/27/2006, you wrote:
Hi all,just need a few prayers for a couple of
our Sanctuary kitties.Walter is an older guy
with failing kidneys but no other diseases.And
my sweet Demetri is a felv+
Sherry,
Prayers and good wishes for you, Demetri and Walter. What you are
doing at the rescue is so tough, I really applaud you. It's obvious
that each one of these babies touches you deeply, if I can tell, you
can be sure they can too. Your Maizee Grace must be so proud of you
for all you do
Lance wrote:
Three weeks ago, my mom took her 2 year old cat, Sadie, to
the vet. Sadie had not been eating as well as usual, was getting
noticeably thinner, and was listless. This had only been going on for
a week or so. She obviously didn't feel good. Sadie tested positive
for feline
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