Re: [Felvtalk] Felv+ 15 year old will be euthanized Thursday.

[CATHERINE DIDONNA]

ill take her..i'm in new york city 


From: Kathryn Hargreaves 
To: cdza...@gmail.com 
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Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Felv+ 15 year old will be euthanized Thursday.

Ask Karineh what three sanctuaries offered to take her Felv+ kitty.   One had a 
fee of $200, which seems very doable via Chipin. 
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 2:16 PM, kitty4...@juno.com  wrote: 
PLEASE CROSSPOST TO YOUR GROUPS.
>
>DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY 'ROOM AT THE INN' FOR THIS CAT?  PLEASE DIRECTLY 
>CONTACT:  cdza...@gmail.com.
>
>THANX...MarionPlease note: forwarded message attachedFrom: Cyndi 
>Zacko To: undisclosed-recipients:;Subject: Fwd: Felv+ 15 
>year old will be euthanized Thursday.Date: Mon, 9 Jan 2012 19:36:18 
>-0800Please network - I would have her�RETESTED FOR SURE
>-- Forwarded message --From: Caring Friends Cat Rescue 
>Date: Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 7:34 PMSubject: 
>Felv+ 15 year old will be euthanized Thursday.To: "joyce@gmail.com" 
>, Cyndi Zacko , faith rajac 
>, Lorraine Rudolph  
>I recieved this e-mail from one of my volunteers today. One of her students 
>found this kitty and her mom took it to the Irvine Shelter. She tested 
>positive for felv. They believe she's around 15 years old. If no one steps up 
>to take her they are going to euthanized her on Thursday. Does anyone have a 
>safe comfy place for this kitty?
>Please contact the Irvine shelter if you can help her.
>Julie
>Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android 
>
>
>
>53 Year Old Mom Looks 33
>The Stunning Results of Her Wrinkle Trick Has Botox Doctors Worried
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Re: [Felvtalk] Felv+ 15 year old will be euthanized Thursday.

[dlgegg]

I would have her retested.  If she is 15 years old, she has probably licked it 
ad it is in dormancy/remission.  My Annie is 4 and I am planning on retesting 
her, but she shows no signs of illness.  My vet says just keep her and see what 
happens.  He tested her when I first got her and Also Nitnoy whom I have just 
had 1 year.  The lve with 5 negatives and all are doing well.


 Kathryn Hargreaves  wrote: 
> Ask Karineh what three sanctuaries offered to take her Felv+ kitty.   One
> had a fee of $200, which seems very doable via Chipin.
> 
> 
> On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 2:16 PM, kitty4...@juno.com wrote:
> 
> > PLEASE CROSSPOST TO YOUR GROUPS.
> >
> > DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY 'ROOM AT THE INN' FOR THIS CAT?  PLEASE DIRECTLY
> > CONTACT:  cdza...@gmail.com.
> >
> > THANX...Marion
> >
> > Please note: forwarded message attached
> >
> > From: Cyndi Zacko 
> > To: undisclosed-recipients:;
> > Subject: Fwd: Felv+ 15 year old will be euthanized Thursday.
> > Date: Mon, 9 Jan 2012 19:36:18 -0800
> >
> > Please network - I would have her�RETESTED FOR SURE
> >
> > -- Forwarded message --
> > From: Caring Friends Cat Rescue 
> > Date: Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 7:34 PM
> > Subject: Felv+ 15 year old will be euthanized Thursday.
> > To: "joyce@gmail.com" , Cyndi Zacko <
> > cdza...@gmail.com>, faith rajac , Lorraine
> > Rudolph 
> >
> >
> > I recieved this e-mail from one of my volunteers today. One of her
> > students found this kitty and her mom took it to the Irvine Shelter. She
> > tested positive for felv. They believe she's around 15 years old. If no one
> > steps up to take her they are going to euthanized her on Thursday. Does
> > anyone have a safe comfy place for this kitty?
> > Please contact the Irvine shelter if you can help her.
> > Julie
> >
> >
> > Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android
> >
> >
> >
> > 
> > *53 Year Old Mom Looks 33*
> > The Stunning Results of Her Wrinkle Trick Has Botox Doctors Worried
> > 
> > consumerproducts.com
> 
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> 
> Go Get a Life---Go Get a Shelter Animal!
> 
> Ask your local animal pound to start saving over 90% of their intake by
> implementing the No Kill Equation: http://www.nokilladvocacycenter.org/
> 
> Legislate better animal pound conditions: http://www.rescue50.org


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Re: [Felvtalk] Charleston, SC

[dlgegg]

Melinda, Welcome home!  Just in time for cold weather.  Home all goes well with 
your arrival and you find  good vet to continue VooDoo's treatments.  I 
survived lyphoma myself.  After being told I would die in 3 months, I am still 
here 8 years later.  I think a lot of their survival depends on your love and 
care for them.  They sense this.  Thank you for giving them all they need to 
get this far.

 Melinda Kerr  wrote: 
> Hello all,
> 
> OK, it is official.  My family will be arriving in Charleston, SC in June.  I 
> can't wait to be back in the good, ole USA!  However, I will miss my Japanese 
> vet so much.  I am hoping someone on here knows of a good vet there.  I've 
> been given some links to look for a vet, but personal recommendations are 
> always welcome:)
> 
> Also, I saw that there is a no kill cat shelter close by and I am anxious to 
> check it out.  For all of you in rescue, you have motivated me to be a part 
> of the solution.  I hope the shelter there is a positive place and I can be a 
> part.  I have tried to make a difference here in a very small community with 
> few strays/abandoned kitties, but am unable to have a permanent impact.
> 
> Somehow, I have been lucky enough to be blessed with two FeLV kitties with 
> lymphoma.  Both were found as stray kittens here in Japan and both seem to be 
> fighting the disease quite well.  Fuji  (2.5years) will be ending her 
> treatments here and hopefully stay in remission.  VooDoo (1.5years)  has only 
> had three treatments and will need to continue once we get home.  I am a 
> member of a yahoo group that deals with lymphoma and the success/health of 
> these babies seems to be quite unusual.  Makes me wonder if they really have 
> lymphoma!
> 
> For those new members, I know that my kitties are somewhat anomalies.  
> However, I hope that it gives you comfort knowing that there is always hope!
> 
> Thanks for all the support during our time here in Japan.
> Melinda, Fuji, and VooDoo
> 
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Re: [Felvtalk] Charleston, SC

[Sharyl]

Melinda.
So glad you will be heading back to the States soon.  I'm in VA so can't help 
with local vets.  Hopefully there are members how can male recommendations so 
VooDoo can continue the treatments that have worked so well for Fiji.
Sharyl
 


 From: Melinda Kerr 
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2012 7:11 PM
Subject: [Felvtalk] Charleston, SC
  
Hello all,

OK, it is official.  My family will be arriving in Charleston, SC in June.  I 
can't wait to be back in the good, ole USA!  However, I will miss my Japanese 
vet so much.  I am hoping someone on here knows of a good vet there.  I've been 
given some links to look for a vet, but personal recommendations are always 
welcome:)

Also, I saw that there is a no kill cat shelter close by and I am anxious to 
check it out.  For all of you in rescue, you have motivated me to be a part of 
the solution.  I hope the shelter there is a positive place and I can be a 
part.  I have tried to make a difference here in a very small community with 
few strays/abandoned kitties, but am unable to have a permanent impact.

Somehow, I have been lucky enough to be blessed with two FeLV kitties with 
lymphoma.  Both were found as stray kittens here in Japan and both seem to be 
fighting the disease quite well.  Fuji  (2.5years) will be ending her 
treatments here and hopefully stay in remission.  VooDoo (1.5years)  has only 
had three treatments and will need to continue once we get home.  I am a member 
of a yahoo group that deals with lymphoma and the success/health of these 
babies seems to be quite unusual.  Makes me wonder if they really have lymphoma!

For those new members, I know that my kitties are somewhat anomalies.  However, 
I hope that it gives you comfort knowing that there is always hope!

Thanks for all the support during our time here in Japan.
Melinda, Fuji, and VooDoo



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[Felvtalk] Charleston, SC

[Melinda Kerr]

Hello all,

OK, it is official.  My family will be arriving in Charleston, SC in June.  I 
can't wait to be back in the good, ole USA!  However, I will miss my Japanese 
vet so much.  I am hoping someone on here knows of a good vet there.  I've been 
given some links to look for a vet, but personal recommendations are always 
welcome:)

Also, I saw that there is a no kill cat shelter close by and I am anxious to 
check it out.  For all of you in rescue, you have motivated me to be a part of 
the solution.  I hope the shelter there is a positive place and I can be a 
part.  I have tried to make a difference here in a very small community with 
few strays/abandoned kitties, but am unable to have a permanent impact.

Somehow, I have been lucky enough to be blessed with two FeLV kitties with 
lymphoma.  Both were found as stray kittens here in Japan and both seem to be 
fighting the disease quite well.  Fuji  (2.5years) will be ending her 
treatments here and hopefully stay in remission.  VooDoo (1.5years)  has only 
had three treatments and will need to continue once we get home.  I am a member 
of a yahoo group that deals with lymphoma and the success/health of these 
babies seems to be quite unusual.  Makes me wonder if they really have lymphoma!

For those new members, I know that my kitties are somewhat anomalies.  However, 
I hope that it gives you comfort knowing that there is always hope!

Thanks for all the support during our time here in Japan.
Melinda, Fuji, and VooDoo



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Re: [Felvtalk] new member

[Diane Rosenfeldt]

Hi, MaryAnn -

 

I'm from Racine. ;-) Welcome! You will find caring and knowledgeable people
on this list.

 

Diane R.

 

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[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of MaryAnn Riggs
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2012 1:04 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: [Felvtalk] new member

 

 

Hi all. 

 

My name is MaryAnn Riggs in southeastern Wisconsin.  I've been reading
comments for sometime, just haven't introduced myself yet.

 

Is there anyone on this list from Wisconsin?  

 

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Re: [Felvtalk] Felv+ 15 year old will be euthanized Thursday.

[Kathryn Hargreaves]

Ask Karineh what three sanctuaries offered to take her Felv+ kitty.   One
had a fee of $200, which seems very doable via Chipin.


On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 2:16 PM, kitty4...@juno.com wrote:

> PLEASE CROSSPOST TO YOUR GROUPS.
>
> DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY 'ROOM AT THE INN' FOR THIS CAT?  PLEASE DIRECTLY
> CONTACT:  cdza...@gmail.com.
>
> THANX...Marion
>
> Please note: forwarded message attached
>
> From: Cyndi Zacko 
> To: undisclosed-recipients:;
> Subject: Fwd: Felv+ 15 year old will be euthanized Thursday.
> Date: Mon, 9 Jan 2012 19:36:18 -0800
>
> Please network - I would have her�RETESTED FOR SURE
>
> -- Forwarded message --
> From: Caring Friends Cat Rescue 
> Date: Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 7:34 PM
> Subject: Felv+ 15 year old will be euthanized Thursday.
> To: "joyce@gmail.com" , Cyndi Zacko <
> cdza...@gmail.com>, faith rajac , Lorraine
> Rudolph 
>
>
> I recieved this e-mail from one of my volunteers today. One of her
> students found this kitty and her mom took it to the Irvine Shelter. She
> tested positive for felv. They believe she's around 15 years old. If no one
> steps up to take her they are going to euthanized her on Thursday. Does
> anyone have a safe comfy place for this kitty?
> Please contact the Irvine shelter if you can help her.
> Julie
>
>
> Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android
>
>
>
> 
> *53 Year Old Mom Looks 33*
> The Stunning Results of Her Wrinkle Trick Has Botox Doctors Worried
> 
> consumerproducts.com




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Re: [Felvtalk] Ollie & Leo

[Marcia Baronda]

Great point!

Sent from my iPad that my most awesome kids surprised me with, Christmas 2010. 

On Jan 10, 2012, at 8:18 AM, Beth  wrote:

> Thank you Tina for giving these 4 babies a life. While these baby's lives are 
> short, they really do touch us & teach us a lot. 2 of my 1st FeLV babies were 
> "golden girls", too - Hope & Miss Gussie. They too died within a short time 
> of each other, but they taught me a lot about this virus & made me try to 
> spread the word that these babies can have a life, not matter how short, & 
> deserve to be given that opportunity.
> Thank you again for taking care of these babies!
> Do you know what happened to the mother? She may very well have the virus & 
> is she is still not fixed or is outside, she may be spreading it...
> 
> Beth
> Don't Litter, Fix Your Critter! www.Furkids.org
>  
> 
> From: Victory_Shout 
> To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
> Sent: Monday, January 9, 2012 9:02 PM
> Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Myles Please add to the CLS :(
> 
> I am new to this group, but I did want to send you my condolences. Rest in 
> peace precious Myles.
>  
> I am Tina. I live in Pa. We had gotten a litter of four female kittens from a 
> family whos add we responded to in the newspaper six months ago. Their 
> kittens needed a home and my mom who is very ill and lives with us needed 
> company. So, knowing that we didn't have the heart to seperate those kittems. 
> We took them all. We homeschool our four kiddos so these fur babies quickly 
> became all of our babies and God bonded our hearts to theirs.
>  
> We had no idea that they were suffering from feline leukemia when we got them 
> because they looked so healthy.
>  
> Needless to say... six months later...
>  
> We laid Ollie to rest four days before Christmas and we just laid Leo to rest 
> two days after New Years. Ollie and Leo were golden in color and we called 
> them "the golden girls" they were always together and their siblings (who are 
> still with us) are also always together. After Ollies death Leo just was not 
> the same. She became very depressed and just couldn't seem to get over the 
> fact that her sister was gone. 
>  
> We laid Ollie to rest and we put in certain items that she loved and parts of 
> things from us.
>  
> It is very cold here that when Leo passed just days later my husband offered 
> to dig up Ollie lay Leo and her things that we had for her in the box with 
> Ollie... so that "the golden girls" would always be together.
>  
> That is what we did...
>  
> We are Christians... we know that in the big picture it really wouldn't have 
> mattered if their bodies were laid to rest in the same box or not, but to us 
> it meant the world to know that "the golden girls" were together forever even 
> in death.
>  
> We had a beautiful service for them in our back yard. First, Ollie then days 
> later Leo with Ollie.
>  
> We have your site to thank for the information on feline leukemia and the 
> foods and vitamins that help to sustain life. We will forever be thankful for 
> what these precious kittens have taught us about this horrible sickness. What 
> a true blessing they have been. They taught us strength, love, and 
> commitment. They taught us that love is an "action" word. Our hearts will 
> forever be bonded with these babies.
>  
> Whoopie and Jewels our other two calico fur babies (from that sibling group) 
> are still going strong. We remain ever thankful for their continued health.
>  
> I just had to stop in and say... I am sorry to hear of your loss... and thank 
> you for the information you share... it truly does touch lives...
>  
> Tina 
> - Original Message -
> From: Sherry DeHaan
> To: Felvtalk
> Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2012 5:17 PM
> Subject: [Felvtalk] Myles Please add to the CLS :(
> 
> Well we made it a whole 7 days into the new year before losing one of our 
> wonderful Sids kids. Myles was a big gentle sweet lovin black and white 
> boy.He has such a cute white chin.He will be missed at the sanctuary by us 
> allI love you Myles
> Sherry
> 
> "We who choose to surround ourselves with lives more temporary
> than our own,
> Live within a fragile circle,easily and often breached.
> Unable to accept its awful gaps.
> We still would have it no other way"
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Re: [Felvtalk] Ollie & Leo

[Beth]

Thank you Tina for giving these 4 babies a life. While these baby's lives are 
short, they really do touch us & teach us a lot. 2 of my 1st FeLV babies were 
"golden girls", too - Hope & Miss Gussie. They too died within a short time of 
each other, but they taught me a lot about this virus & made me try to spread 
the word that these babies can have a life, not matter how short, & deserve to 
be given that opportunity.

Thank you again for taking care of these babies!
Do you know what happened to the mother? She may very well have the virus & is 
she is still not fixed or is outside, she may be spreading it...

Beth

Don't Litter, Fix Your Critter! www.Furkids.org
 



 From: Victory_Shout 
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
Sent: Monday, January 9, 2012 9:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Myles  Please add to the CLS:(
 

 
I am new to this group, but I did want to send you my condolences. Rest in 
peace precious Myles.
 
I am Tina. I live in Pa. We had gotten a litter of 
four female kittens from a family whos add we responded to in the newspaper six 
months ago. Their kittens needed a home and my mom who is very ill and 
lives with us needed company. So, knowing that we didn't have the heart to 
seperate those kittems. We took them all. We homeschool our four kiddos so 
these fur babies quickly became all of our babies and God bonded our hearts to 
theirs. 
 
We had no idea that they were suffering from 
feline leukemia when we got them because they looked so healthy. 
 
Needless to say... six months later...
 
We laid Ollie to rest four days before Christmas 
and we just laid Leo to rest two days after New Years. Ollie and Leo were 
golden 
in color and we called them "the golden girls" they were always together 
and their siblings (who are still with us) are also always together. After 
Ollies death Leo just was not the same. She became very depressed and just 
couldn't seem to get over the fact that her sister was gone. 
 
We laid Ollie to rest and we put in 
certain items that she loved and parts of things from us. 
 
It is very cold here that when Leo passed just 
days later my husband offered to dig up Ollie lay Leo and her things that 
we had for her in the box with Ollie... so that "the golden girls" 
would always be together. 
 
That is what we did...
 
We are Christians... we know that in the big 
picture it really wouldn't have mattered if their 
bodies were laid to rest in the same box or not, but to us it 
meant the world to know that "the golden girls" were together forever even in 
death. 
 
We had a beautiful service for them in our back 
yard. First, Ollie then days later Leo with Ollie. 
 
We have your site to thank for the information 
on feline leukemia and the foods and vitamins that help to sustain 
life. We will forever be thankful for what these precious kittens have taught 
us 
about this horrible sickness. What a true blessing they have been. They taught 
us strength, love, and commitment. They taught us that love is an "action" 
word. Our hearts will forever be bonded with these babies. 
 
Whoopie and Jewels our other two calico fur babies 
(from that sibling group) are still going strong. We remain ever thankful for 
their continued health.
 
I just had to stop in and say... I am sorry to hear 
of your loss... and thank you for the information you share... it truly does 
touch lives... 
 
Tina 
- Original Message - 
>From: Sherry  DeHaan 
>To: Felvtalk 
>Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2012 5:17  PM
>Subject: [Felvtalk] Myles Please add to  the CLS :(
>
>
>Well we made it a whole 7 days into the new year before losing one  of our 
>wonderful Sids kids. Myles was a big gentle sweet lovin black and  white 
>boy.He has such a cute white chin.He will be missed at the  sanctuary by us 
>allI love you Myles
>Sherry
>
>
>"We who choose to  surround ourselves with lives more temporary
>than our  own,
>Live within a  fragile circle,easily and often breached.
>Unable to accept  its awful gaps.
>We still would  have it no other way" 
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Re: [Felvtalk] Tina

[Lorrie]

Tina,  Welcome to the group. It is very sad to hear about your two
precious kittens who died so young. Their mother was probably FelV
positive, and small kittens have very little resistance to this awful
virus.  Hopefully the other two kittens will have stong enough immune
systems be okay. Have you had them tested to see if they are positive
or negative?

Lorrie


 On 01-09, Victory_Shout wrote:
> 
>I am Tina. I live in Pa. We had gotten a litter of four female kittens
>from  a  family  whos  add we responded to in the newspaper six months
>ago.  Their kittens needed a home and my mom who is very ill and lives
>with  us  needed company. So, knowing that we didn't have the heart to
>seperate   those   kittems.  We  took  them  all.  We  homeschool  our
>four kiddos  so  these fur babies quickly became all of our babies and
> 
>We had  no  idea that they were suffering from feline leukemia when we
>got them because they looked so healthy.
> 
>Needless to say... six months later...
> 
>We  laid Ollie to rest four days before Christmas and we just laid Leo
>to  rest  two days after New Years. Ollie and Leo were golden in color
>and  we  called  them "the golden girls" they were always together and
>their siblings (who are still with us) are also always together. After
>Ollies  death Leo just was not the same. She became very depressed and
>just couldn't seem to get over the fact that her sister was gone.
> 
>We  laid Ollie  to rest and we put in certain items that she loved and
>parts of things from us.
> 
>It  is  very cold here that when Leo passed just days later my husband
>offered  to dig up Ollie lay Leo and her things that we had for her in
>the  box  with  Ollie...  so  that "the  golden girls" would always be
>together.
> 
>That is what we did...
> 

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