I have some 500 mg L-lysine tablets that I bought from GNC when Patches came
to us. Never got to give more than a couple, and this bottle of L-lysine
has been sitting on the counter haunting me all this time. No additives.
There were originally 250 tablets, most of which are still in the bottle,
Permission to cross-post granted. Cross-posting encouraged. I have just a few
days to raise the money for Boscoe.
Boscoe's fundraising page is set up at
http://www.fundable.com/groupactions/groupaction.2009-05-26.2918289545
Boscoe’s a really hard luck boy. He used to be someone’s pet but som
I could certainly use them for my rescues.
Thanks!
Tazzys Siamese Rescue
PO BOX 123
Startup, WA. 98293
In a message dated 5/26/2009 10:02:14 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
drosenfe...@wi.rr.com writes:
I have some 500 mg L-lysine tablets that I bought from GNC when Patches
came
to us. N
Sharyl, I am so sorry for your loss...knowing they are no longer sick is cold
comfort at first, I know. Just remember how your life was blessed to have him
with you.
Debbie (COL)
"The time is always right to do what is right" - Martin Luther King
> Date: Sat, 23 May 2009 16:34:51 -0700
>
Curious...why do they want to do a blood panel?
Also, why does the fundraising page list the goal at $550?
I rescued a guy a number of years ago who was four paw declawed, elderly and
his mouth was a mess. Someone had shut him in the wall of a building and a
worker heard his cries and let him out
Fundable takes a 10% cut for using their service, so that's why the ultimate
goal is $550.
The reason they want to do a blood panel is because the cat is at least
middle-aged, if not elderly; he is emaciated; and has been eating like crazy.
All things together really call for a baseline seni
wHERE are you located? Where is the Sanctuary? The best little cat house in
Penn. will take him for free when there is room.REgards. C
--- On Tue, 5/26/09, Laurieskatz wrote:
From: Laurieskatz
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Qs re CA/Urgent: FeLV+ senior boy needs money to get to
sanctuary
To: felvt
i'd do some more looking around--i'm fairly certain i'd heard that freezing
it was okay, too--how could anyone EVER use it all within the expiration
time, at cat-sized dosages???
(in fact, i just heard of some unused, unexpired, refrigerated interferon
that's available -- but we need to figure
Oh, forgot to mention one other thing -- he also had a lesion on his tongue.
No idea what that was about. Vet did not hazard a guess. But that made it
even more painful when he tried to eat before. This poor cat was not cut out
for street life.
--- On Tue, 5/26/09, Susan Hoffman wrote:
>
We're in California.
Also, the sanctuary that is taking him is a small home-based sanctuary --
husband, wife and kids in a house where they only take FeLV+ cats. It is truly
a home environment. He will have a home and family, sleep on the bed in a
sunbeam. It isn't a big hundreds of cats in
You do all you can. Lots of ferals show up at Mom's. One, an awful
looking little guy whose eyes ran, nose ran etc. showed up. He
continued to hang out, finally finding a way to get along with the
resident ferals which is the primary requirement for food, water and
shelter with this grou
Thanks for your response. Makes sense now:).
I am thinking if you could get 11 people to donate $50 each, the goal would be
met!
Thanks for helping him. He has an amazing story! I'll donate something...
Laurie
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