Lovely!
Thanks so much for sharing..:)
Susan J. DuBose ^..^
www.PetGirlsPetsitting.com
www.Tx.SiameseRescue.org
www.shadowcats.net
As Cleopatra lay in state,
Faithful Bast at her side did wait,
Ahhh, adorable!
Thanks for sharing.. :)
Susan J. DuBose ^..^
www.PetGirlsPetsitting.com
www.Tx.SiameseRescue.org
www.shadowcats.net
As Cleopatra lay in state,
Faithful Bast at her side did wait,
Hereis the website for the cat furniture that I recently bought.
www.fandangocatfurniture.com
I have 3 of the deluxe trees trimmed out in the leopard carpet.
Susan J. DuBose ^..^
www.PetGirlsPetsitting.com
www.Tx.SiameseRescue.org
www.shadowcats.net
Sherry,
I'm praying for you and all the babies on Crash's website. They are all so
beautiful. I just wanted to snuggle them all-especially your one-eyed
pirate. He looks like a personality plus!
Best to all of you,
Melissa
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Janine, Lovey and Perry are at peace now. I hope you can find some comfort
in the furry arms of the other kitties. Stay strong!
Melissa
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Tracy, So sorry to hear of your losses. It's never easy. At least they are
happy now even if a part of you is lost each time you lose one. What a
trooper you have at home! He must be the Bruce Willis of the bunch!
Melissa
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Wow Susan-you are so knowledgeable about the breeds. To me, it's the
black/white cat, the calico, the tabby. It's kind of like my mom and cars:
white car, red car, black truck, etc. Likewise, I'm not very aware when it
comes to the technical terms or the lingo for cat breeds. I'm interested
Thanks for the link-I've printed the pics so we can make these at home. Good
winter project!
Melissa
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Susan Dubose
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 4:22 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: OT: cat furniture
Sherry,
I just clicked Mystique. My computer got stuck
earlier...Anyway , she seems like an excellent little
girl to have in your home...She will take your pain
away and fill your heart. I see that she is FIV, but
not FeLV+. Does Crash'slanding seperate their FIV+
kitties from their FeLV+
Yes, and there is absolutly NO cardboard
All wood,which makes them nice heavy, no tip over..
Susan J. DuBose ^..^
www.PetGirlsPetsitting.com
www.Tx.SiameseRescue.org
www.shadowcats.net
As Cleopatra lay in state,
On 9/23/07, glenda Goodman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh well, we are just talking about cats here, so
whatever we need to do to them, so they can please us
humans, is all that really matters, right?
Glenda
No, but there are a lot of issues associated with declawing that don't
typically get
I think that this website has some very interesting statistics. Check it
out: http://www.pawproject.com http://www.pawproject.com/
Go to the FAQ section. Here is an answer I found interesting; I think it
(and other answers on the site) partially negates the theory that cats are
better off
Wow it's been a rough time for little Autumn. We just came back from our
second vet visit in two and a half weeks. The first time Autumn was slightly
lethargic with fever and swollen glands so they put her on Amoxicillan. She
responded quickly and perked right up. However, this week she lapsed
Excellent, Melissa!
They take them until they figure out that the cat now bites when it feels the
least bit threatened or it pees poops everywhere EXCEPT the litterbox due to
the pain in it's paws from being multilated.
Those were ALWAYS the reasons people would try dump them@ the shelter
WHAT?
This shelter does not separate fiv+ and felv+.?
What kind of place is this?
Why would you expose a fiv+ cat to felv?
And vice versa?
Susan J. DuBose ^..^
www.PetGirlsPetsitting.com
www.Tx.SiameseRescue.org
www.shadowcats.net
As Cleopatra
Actually, Glenda found the website, but I've been exploring it today,
getting some ideas for creating some educational literature to pass around
at vet's offices, pet stores, anyone who will listen.
I dated a guy once who had a declawed kitty that was very mean and not a
little bit psycho. My
Hi Susan,
I'm sorry to hear that little Autumn hasn't been feeling well. Being
proactive
definitely helps, for Autumn and for you.
As for finding a vet who uses interferon, the best way is probably to
call
vets in your area, especially cat-only vets. I was very fortunate
in finding my vet right
Susan,
I'm so sorry to hear about Autumn's troubles. It's so heart-breaking to see
them go through this, and it just doesn't seem fair. How old is little
Autumn? I don't know anything about vets and Interferon, but I do know that
you are a wonderful person for helping this little soul. I hope
Hey all,
?
As promised, below is the written recommendations from UTCVM on Poppy and
Grizzabella.? Thoughts?
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Subject: Current FeLV recommendations
Mr. Roberts, I apologize again for
I'm not really sure I buy the theory that declawed cats are more
likely to have behavioral problems. I've seen a lot of cats, both
clawed and declawed, and behavioral problems seem to be about the same
in both groups. We currently have a 12.5 year old declawed cat who is
probably the sweetest
Not that my opinion matters, but I'd personally have a difficult time accepting
someone's (a veterinarian that declaws) word on something who stands to gain
(financially) from declawing cats. ?
If you want a case study, take a look:
http://www.pawproject.com/html/cases.asp?SortOrder=5
On 9/24/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not that my opinion matters, but I'd personally have a difficult time
accepting someone's (a veterinarian that declaws) word on something who
stands to gain (financially) from declawing cats. shrugs
If you want a case study, take a look:
Well I guess it is either that or just them die without a chance to live at
all.You can only do so much with what you can.
So I guess now you think this is a horrible place??
This place gives them ALL a second chance to have any kind of life at all !!
Believe me I'm sure in a PERFECT world
Sherry,
She is absolutely beautiful. I have to tell you, when
I realized the thinking behind how your shelter, where
you volunteer, with the declawing policy and reading
about the section for the special needs kitties I
thought I would ask if the FIV+ kitties were mixed
with the FeLV+ kitties. I
This sheltermixes felv+ cats w/ fiv+ cats,due to lack of space to separate..!
Read below.
What kind of hellhole is this?
It's called crash landing
PLease do not forward..
Susan J. DuBose ^..^
www.PetGirlsPetsitting.com
www.Tx.SiameseRescue.org
www.shadowcats.net
Glenda I DO NOT hate anybody,but I do get tired of defending the way Crash's
landing is run.It is run by a licensed vet and she is a wonderful human with a
big heart.The fiv cats are vaccinated for felv and yes we know it is not 100%
safe.But it is either this or death.We love each and every
Susan yes you are entitled to your opinion.But do you seriously think death
would be a better alternative!! THe vet that runs it all has a hard time
turning away any cat and for that I respect her.I promise you will not have to
CLEANUP after this shelter.She is a smart lady and knows our
Well Susan that is just RUDE of you!!! So you think just because everyone does
NOT agree with you that it is the wrong way!! The HELLHOLE here is your closed
mind!! Now I see why some very good people have left this felv talk.It is
because of rudeness like yours!!!
Susan Dubose [EMAIL
WHATEVER!!! I am sorry that this has come to what it is.do you think everything
you do is perfect!!??
Susan Dubose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sorry, THAT rant was intended
for one person on this list.
However, let me just tell you this, if a REPUTABLE, ETHICAL vet in the area
The phrase comes to mind, The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
:(
I have no doubt whoever is running this shelter has the best of intentions.
One of my girls, the one I think was the first positive, came from just such
a shelter (Angel Wings in Kingston, TN). I know this lady
Do the words FLOCK, AngelWings, Wild Cat Ranch or ARC (in Dallas) ring ANY
bells w/anyone?
You cannot run a shelter and mix diseases.
Susan J. DuBose ^..^
www.PetGirlsPetsitting.com
www.Tx.SiameseRescue.org
www.shadowcats.net
As Cleopatra lay in state,
no, I don't think that everything that I do is perfect,
(I am FAR from perfect) but this is basic common sense.
Leave this list due to rudeness?
I would bet that if you posted how this shelter operates on any other list, you
would get worse then me.
Why don't you just work to help change it?
So many of the people here put their heart and soul
and every spare minute possible into helping and
learning about cats/animals.
There are certain basic rules of common sense that
even I have learned in the last few months when it
comes to dealing with these two diseases: FeLV and
FIV.
There
We are not hoarders and I guess I made it sound like it when I said she can't
say no. She does have to say enough is enough from time to time.Like right
now,we can't take in anymore until we have more adoptions.Periodically we have
to.We have a list to get cats into our program and it is a LONG
You are flattering me, Glenda.
And I know that Sherry puts her soul into helping these cats, and it is not
her fault that it is ran this way, however, it does not make it Ok by any
means.
We are on this list because we have or had cats that are felv+, and this
discussion is about someone who
Glenda that is great that you would let Susan run your 300 million dollar
shelter!! It would be great.
glenda Goodman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So many of the people here put their
heart and soul
and every spare minute possible into helping and
learning about cats/animals.
There are certain
Please dont try to save mty feelings.Just don't read anymore of my posts and I
will do the same!! We are not evil people
Susan Dubose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You are flattering me, Glenda.
And I know that Sherry puts her soul into helping these cats, and it is not
her fault that it is ran
Ah, but only a cat would have to choose between
amputaion or death.
I see no difference with this logic and killing cats
who test positive.
Catsinternational.org (also based in the midwest) has
thankfully updated their page on declawing. They are
calling for people to name declawing what
Janine,
I am so terribly sorry. Lovey came a long way to live with your mom and with
you. I'm happy he found such a loving home. I'm also sorry to hear about
Perry. I remember your mother writing about him.
How is the white persian who came up with Lovey. I can't remember her
Tracy,
I'm so sorry for your losses. It's so hard to bear when you lose them close
together like that. Take care of yourself and healing vibes to your cat
undergoing chemo. I hope you have many good days left.
tonya
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