Charles, Please give this beautiful female Bengal to someone who will
love her. Her life does not need to be cut short. I have a FelV
shelter and many of my positive cats live many years with the
disease. They have a home like setting, no cages, and a lady who
lives there full time to care for
Absolutely Beth Breeders will get a lecture from me too.
Lorrie
On 05-28, Beth wrote:
I'm not about to apologize for having opinions voicing them. You
breed animals you are going to get a lecture from me.
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I have to believe that the message from Charles was someone's
idea of a joke. That email hit just about every red flag for the
kind of behavior that no one on this list would condone.
It may be comforting to think it's all a joke, but this is
exactly the way
Is there a FIV rescue group that can take a FIV positive kitty? If you'd like
to find out more about her, go to Humane Society of Flower Mound Facebook
page. They are calling her Miss Kristina. For now her photo and info is first
on their page. She is a very beautiful cat with blue eyes and
To everyone, including Charles, who still seems to be reading the mail:
This is my final comment on this topic, and if it offends some, ask me to
leave the group.
I'm sorry, whether the first note from Charles was someone's idea of a joke,
as suggested, or not, his second note certainly sounds
Hello Lorrie,
I appreciate your message. I have been taking very good care of this
beautiful girl. I have a cage for her litter box and food but the door is left
open and she comes and goes as she pleases. Now as for your comment about
people viewing my message through colored glasses let
Come on people wake up and smell the damn coffee. I got this cat from some
little tramp who goes to animal shelter posing to be someone who cares about
the animals and promises to take care of them and then sells them the first
chance she gets. Do you actually think I am going to trust some
I think the issue is that you did state in your initial email that you don't
want an indoor pet cat, so you keep Buddy in an outside cage. That makes it
sound like you don't care. That might not be the case -- perhaps you do love
him -- but I would rather my kitty be inside with me where he's
CHARLES - DO NOT USE MY THREAD TO RESPOND TO YOUR PREVIOUS COMMENTS REGARDING
YOUR PROBLEM. I'M TRYING TO FIND THIS FIV CAT A HOME!!!
Again,
Is there a FIV rescue group that can take a FIV positive kitty? If you'd like
to find out more about her, go to Humane Society of Flower Mound Facebook
Hi there - anyone out there - does anyone know how to construct or how to
keep raccoon out of an outdoor cat colony dry feeder? I am feeding 7 outdoor
cats and now there is a raccoon in the area eating all the dry food every night
in the dry food feeding station. I feed the cats by day some
Regarding your statement, “I have all of these so called do good savior to the
animal population offering to take a cat off of my hands. I wonder just how
long it would be before someone else lined their pocket with money off of her
and then she would have to be re-homed again. “
If you’re not
You might also consider, Charles, that most of us on this list have gone
through the very painful experience of having lost a beloved cat to FeLV or FiV
or both. Personally, when my Dexter was suffering from the effects of this
disease, I joined this list to find out different ways to help him
Charles offered to take the cat. I have vet references, personal references,
shelter references.
I currently have 4 Feline Leukemia positive cats. 2 are foster cats for the
shelter I work with. The other 2 were found by friends of mine.
Sorry you think I am a bone-head jerk, who goes to
I have the same problem with opossums. I have started feeding the ferals in a
different place putting dry food out for the Opossums. Also I feed the ferals
during the day the Opossums eat at night. I'm not sure if raccoons are
nocturnal like opossums
Don't Litter, Fix Your Critter!
The jump up feeder wouldn't work because raccoons can climb just like cats.
Last year, when I was feeding a colony, two mama raccoons and a total of 12
puff balls began dining at my cat feeding station. I got some donated dog food
that they ate, I guess as an appetizer before they cleaned out
Dotty,
If you would allow me to, I can put out an alert asking for an answer to this
dilemma, listing you as the contact– there are quite a few NJ people on the
list.
Natalie
From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of dot winkler
You see, I saw his email saying that too, about us hoarders going to shelters
and taking all the cats and then selling them for profit and might I just ask
what effing planet are you from dude? I have been involved in rescue for
over 17 years and every year, I have the receipts to prove that
They are and they are a royal pain.
On May 29, 2012, at 8:55 AM, Beth wrote:
I have the same problem with opossums. I have started feeding the
ferals in a different place putting dry food out for the Opossums.
Also I feed the ferals during the day the Opossums eat at night.
I'm not sure
Chuck - not only are you rudely calling list members jerks with their heads
up their asses, now we're a bunch of crooks who want to take that
unfortunate future breeder cat to sell to another breeder, lining our own
pockets; this may be your mentality - it's not ours (if I may speak for
everyone
Charles, I don't agree with anyone who calls you a jerk or any other nasty
name. Most of us on this list are overworked and have constant shortages of
funds. We tend to get impatient with people who are trying, for whatever
reason, to bring more cats into the world. We rescue these FeLv+ cats
What the hell kinda group did I join here? I thought this was suppose to be an
information and support sight for people with kitties with FIV and FeLuk. Geez,
people. I do not agree with breeding, but you’re not gonna change his mind by
being nasty.
From: Natalie
Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Seems that Chuck is the one being rude (for the most part) and well, keeping
his cat in a cage outside just doesn't seem like the type of person that REALLY
cares about his cat, but hey, just my opinion.
Also, rescuers are entitled to get a bit miffed when someone is adding to the
problem
AMEN BEN :) YOU ROCK :)
From: drsiebl...@gmail.com
Date: Tue, 29 May 2012 08:46:30 -0500
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Charles Adams - Breeding cats
You might also consider, Charles, that most of us on this list have gone
through the very painful experience of
Austin, Tx has a total of 400 kittens needing homes
- Original Message -
From: Edna Taylor
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 9:35 AM
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] FIV kitty needs a home
Seems that Chuck is the one being rude (for the most part) and
Yes, raccoons are mostly nocturnal, but when they have young ones, they can
also be seen during the day, looking for more food. This makes many people
call ACOs when they see raccoons during the day, wrongly assuming that
there's something wrong with them, like rabies, distemper.
From:
Chuck - in none of your writings did you ask on how to treat the FeLV+ cat
for the disease! This is the kind of group this is.
To give you a picture of what happens all over the US, multiply Edna's
numbers...you may get the piucture!
From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
You are right, this is a group for that purpose. But have you had any reason
to believe otherwise until just now? NO.
However, this topic is a sore point for most of the people in this group who
are rescuers and caretakers of sick cats.
And please consider who is the rude on in these
It is unconscionable to allow a FeLV+ cat outside, not only because she will
get pregnant - she will spread FeLV to all cats that mate with her, and the
cycle will continue.
From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Lee Evans
Sent:
And you know what? Sometimes people just need to be called on their bad
behavior, plain and simple. As Atia2 pointed out Chuck seems to ONLY be
concerned about how much money he is out. He should take Ben up on his
generous offer because at least then, those two cats would have a good,
I feed mine on the ground inside a bin which I have cut out the sides of so
they can pass through. I lean boards up Against the sides. It's low perfect
for a cat and opossums but apparently too low and awkward for a raccoon to get
in there. I put a large deep square plastic food bin inside
RACCONS eat everything.The Bronx zoo told someone to gie them lettuce. Maybe
you can leave lettuce,apples.grapes,outside.for them.If not don't leave the dry
overnite,and maybe they wont come back.Cathy Bronx. N Y
From: dot winkler venus7ora...@yahoo.com
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
WE ARE HAVING A ONLINE AUCTION ON FACEBOOK.
PLEASE READ ABOUT THE RESCUE CH KITTY THAT NEEDS MORE MEDICAL AND SURGERY HELP.
THERE ARE LOTS ITEMS TO VIEW.
IF YOU SEE SOMETHING YOU LIKE PLEASE BID!
MANY ITEMS ARE BEING ADDED DAILY.
I know a few of you have donated in the past to PIXIE. We are
A radio playing at night has reduced the raccoon visits at our
chicken-coop, maybe it would help with the cat situation?
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*I love this group. I love the people in it. I love the passion the
members of this group have for the kitties who are unfortunate enough to
meet up with this deadly retrovirus, and the dedication to improving
infected cats' lives. Anyone who comes in here with less than the best of
intentions
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