thanks for the replies and thanks Susan for asking a question one the one below
from MC as I hadn't gotten it.
So far I've only gotten this one (through Susan) and the one from Fernanda
about
little Tommy - so awesome to hear he's negative and doing well kudos to you
guys
for insisting on keep
Karen, Your post was just heartbreaking. I can't stop thinking
about this poor little baby kitten. Bless you for helping her
and loving her in her last hours.
Lorrie
On 08-17, Karen Griffith wrote:
> I received the most beautiful kitten on my doorstep this early morning.
> She was a medium ha
*http://tinyurl.com/Merck-FeLV*
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*the info on regressive infection is in the aafp guidelines to managing
feline retroviruses, which i've posted many times--check the archives. *
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MC
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Spay & Neuter Your Neighbors!
Maybe That'll Make The Difference
MaryChristine
Special-Needs Coordin
Here are my re-testing experiences:
Two individual kittens (separately found, separate fosters, same time
period) found approx. 8 weeks old. Each tested "light" positive (sorry, I
know it is said there is no such thing but I am stating in case it is of
interest and since they coincidentally are t
Can you please state the first paragraph in another way. I'm don't know
what you mean by "the stats are that 70% can be adequately exposed until
to test positive, and either never do so, or process the virus out of
their system." This is very important to me because I have a very
healthy cat who
in adult healthy cats, the stats are that 70% can be adequately exposed
until to test positive, and either never do so, or process the virus out of
their system. they also know that some percentage of that 30% who do remain
viremic, never become symptomatic, and are not contagious, even tho they
co
I have been meaning to send out this update, but now it's in direct response to
Paola's question.
I wrote in a few weeks ago to get some advise on an FeLV positive kitten I had
found in the middle of the street. Even knowing that he may not be around for
long (the vet wanted to put him t
Beautiful tribute, Mike. With tears, Sara
--Original Mail--
From: "Mike Finch"
To:
Sent: Tue, 17 Aug 2010 07:02:44 -0700 PDT
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Please add grey and white kitten to the CLS list
Karen,
This story broke my heart, as I'm sure it will with everyone who reads it.
Bes
Karen,
This story broke my heart, as I'm sure it will with everyone who reads it.
Besides the joy in my heart knowing of your loving care for her, and that she
knew that love before her life was extinguished, it gives me even more comfort
knowing in my heart that God has reserved a very just a
'may the blessings of light be with her, light outside and light within
her.'
think of how many humans don't leave this earth in the presence of healing
hands, and knowing love as their their last inspire-ation on this part of
their journey. know how much your caring matters to the universe.
MC
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Oh Bless you, bless you, bless you. Karen...this breaks my heart. I ssee
others have posted, so perhaps you have given her a name. If not, I will light
a candle for this Angel tonight here in SoCal. Sara
--Original Mail--
From: "Karen Griffith"
To:
Sent: Tue, 17 Aug 2010 00:40:16
Oh, how very sad. And how lucky that she found you and had a little comfort
at the end. Whoever was responsible for her condition should rot in hell.
Just my humble opinion. Gentlest of Bridge vibes to this sweet baby.
Diane R.
-Original Message-
From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
Dear Karen,
Thank you for trying to save this baby. At least she knew she was loved and
cared for at the end. Lovey is a great name. Or Angel since she has now
joined all our Angels.
I'll light a candle tonight for this precious little girl.
Sharyl
--- On Tue, 8/17/10, Karen Griffith wrote:
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