Cherie,
I'm relieved to hear Sprinkles is home where she belongs. Did you tell
that woman she jumped to the wrong conclusions? Hopefully next time,
she won't be so quick to pump babies full of meds they don't need!
Well meaning humans can be such a trial sometimes. I'm sure what ever
is goi
Sheila,
I'm so sorry about Tipper. I know you're devastated. It's so hard to
lose them, no matter how it happens, and he was so young! My heart
breaks for you, finding him in the rain. I'm so sorry he left the yard
that way. When I first moved here, I lost my sweet Trouble to a car in
fron
Tonya,
Thanks for asking, I did get Sprinkles today...it was a long boring ride to Wisconsin, but we made it through. I had my vet check her out and he said it looks like an injury not ringworm. I am not sure if I can explain it, she is a silver Persian and on her tummy by her left leg is brownish
Sheila,
I am sorry to hear about Tip I have sent a prayer up to him, I have found of few of mine hit by cars, never a easy thing to do, again I am so sorry to hear about Tip. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Cherie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm so sorry to hear about Tip. I lost too many cats
Can you send more info. about them? Male/female, color, age, etc?
t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I feel like a broken record. I am still looking for an adoptive home for Chili and Salsa.
Here is the deal guys:
They are beautiful. They are soft. They are sweet and funny and playful. But they
Melissa,
I didn't realize you still had the 2 to adopt. I'll post this on some other lists for you.
tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I feel like a broken record. I am still looking for an adoptive home for Chili and Salsa.
Here is the deal guys:
They are beautiful. They are soft. They are s
Oh Sheila, I am so very, very sorry. I know you're heartbroken. Sometimes these things just happen. I had one get out once as well, and I know how scary it is. I was hoping things would turn out for the best for Tip. : (
tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I couldn't sleep tonight so I got a flash
Thanks Del, I couldn't sleep so thought I'd double check. I hope Lovey is behaving!
tDel Daniels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have not heard anything fm Brenda yet but didn't expect to until tomorrow. She had a long drive back home and then to get her furbabies settled ... I am really anxio
Kathy,
I don't really know the answer to that one, but I don't think so. My positive always has good bloodwork. I think even with good bloodwork a positive is just more susceptible to disease. I'm glad Killian's feeling better though!
tonyaKathy Koutsis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The vet le
Hi Susan,
I've never heard of throwing up after shots as being common with that. I would think if the vaccination were harmful because the cat was already positive the symptoms would be different than vomiting. I had a cat that had a reaction to her shots once and it was much different, but I do
I feel like a broken record. I am still looking for an adoptive home for
Chili and Salsa.
Here is the deal guys:
They are beautiful. They are soft. They are sweet and funny and playful.
But they can't stay here forever. I live in a two bedroom apartment that is
carpeted. My dog was just d
I'm so sorry to hear about Tip. I lost too many cats and kittens this
way when I was a kid. I remember how hard it was to lose them that
way. You have my deepest sympathies.
Where there's Life, there's HopeKathy"If you can't be a good example -- then
you'll just have to be a horrible war
Shelia, Nothing I can say sounds right. I know you're devastated. I'm so
sad for you and sorry you've lost your beloved baby. Thoughts and prayers
are with you - Gloria
At 10:37 PM 2/22/2005, you wrote:
I couldn't sleep tonight so I got a flash light and look again in the
wooded area behind
I couldn't sleep tonight so I got a flash light and look again in the wooded area behind my house. I found my baby he has been dead for a couple days. His body was wet from rain we had over the weekend. I don't know how he died but it looks like maybe dogs or a car hit him. I am so overwhelmed with
Peggy Dial
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In a message dated 2/22/2005 5:52:55 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Get Peggy Dial's email from Brenda. She's the one who got the transport together for her cats from GA to Wisconsin. Maybe she can help!
I hope so
tonya[EMAIL PRO
No, I don't think so. I do not think FeLV immune suppression means white
blood cell suppression. In fact, when positive cats have infections, their
WBC count is usually high, just like other cats. There are all sorts of
different kinds of immune cells-- B cell, T cells, etc. FeLV suppresse
The vet left us a message to let us know that Killian's bloodwork came back normal. Her white blood cell count is normal. Now, does this mean that she can fight infection just as effectively as a felv negative cat?
Kathy
I have not heard anything fm Brenda yet but didn't
expect to until tomorrow. She had a long drive back home and then to get
her furbabies settled ... I am really anxious to hear from her, too.
Del
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From:
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To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
I have to go to bed. Has anyone heard if Brenda made it home with the kitties?
Did Cherie go get her new kitten?
tonya
"Gloria B. Lane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey Michelle - I'm a vegetarian, was a vegan, I certainly feed my cats different from myself. Weird, first time I went out to by li
Get Peggy Dial's email from Brenda. She's the one who got the transport together for her cats from GA to Wisconsin. Maybe she can help!
I hope so
tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Good vibes for Tip and for Ginger!
tonyaHideyo Yamamoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I will definitely pray for you are you sure that he cant climb up the fence? Have you put flyers out to your neighbors? Every time, there is a missing kitty, I put a flyer out with a photo to every sin
Sheila,
Tipper is in my thoughts and prayers for a safe recovery back home.
Terrie MohrCheck site for available Siameses for adoption!More will be posted soon.http://www.tazzys-siameses-collies.petfinder.org/http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wasiameserescuehttp://hometown.aol.com/tatorbunz/ind
Hey Michelle - I'm a vegetarian, was a vegan, I certainly feed my cats
different from myself. Weird, first time I went out to by liver. Gloria
At 06:01 PM 2/22/2005, you wrote:
Oh, I know, but to tell the truth I never would have thought of cooking a
steak. I'm a vegan and although I have boil
Hello,
I talked with my vet tonight about when FelV is contagious (I went because I needed to pick up Scully's ashes - quite an emotional experience. It's good to have her home though.) She said that from what she is aware of, cats that are + are always contagious, whether or not they are showin
Sent to the old address by accident... here is the message I meant to
send:
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Katherine (I think she is on this list? I am on so many now I can't
remember) in TN has offered to take Charlie, the FIV+ cat at the local shelter
with terrible skin allergies. I am not sure a
My goodness Hideyo, where do you find the time to cook let alone the money ;-))
You can come cat sit for me any day
Cherie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hideyo, your cats have it good!
Michelle
In a message dated 2/22/05 6:47:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
She eats definitely
Oh, I know, but to tell the truth I never would have thought of cooking a
steak. I'm a vegan and although I have boiled and broiled chicken and liver for
sick cats, steak never occurred to me. Now it will.
Michelle
In a message dated 2/22/05 6:59:32 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECT
You know how we are – we feed
better to our loving cats that we feed ourselves, right?
Anything she would eat, I would give if
you know what I mean…
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Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 22,
This might sound totally unusual –
but just to explore all the options where he could be - I rescued a cat who was
stuck in a sewer underground – thank god that the cat was vocal otherwise
you would not know that he was there – it ended up that the city had to
tear up the street for the ca
Hideyo, your cats have it good!
Michelle
In a message dated 2/22/05 6:47:00 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
She eats definitely
still â but she doesnât pig out â like yesterday, she ate about  of a really
thick stakes in two separate meals â where as she would also
She eats definitely still
– but she doesn’t pig out – like yesterday, she ate about ½ of
a really thick stakes in two separate meals – where as she would also eat
two full plates of turkey and chicken additionally -
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From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PRO
the theory is cats usually don't go very far-not
more than a block or so. (theory, mind you). do you have neighbors who
might have had their garages, basement doors open at any time. cats can sneak in
very quickly. i had my garage door open for less than a minute in dec. and my
neighbor's i
I am sending energy to try to get Tipper back to you. I don't really
know how to do that, so I am imagining him returning to you. You are in my
thoughts. If it is any consolation, I think that many of us have had cats
disappear for that long and then appear again.
Michelle
Sending healing vibes for Ginger. If she stops eating again, I would
take her in and try to get a diagnosis. Have you given her catnip? If
she'll eat it, it's an appetite stimulant that you don't have to force on
them.
Michelle
I
wonder if you would be interested in animal psychic to find out where he is out
– you might find it silly, but I will definitely try anything – I think
Nina might have the contact information!
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From:
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I
will definitely pray for you – are you sure that he can’t climb up
the fence? Have you put flyers out to
your neighbors? Every time, there is a
missing kitty, I put a flyer out with a photo to every single door in the neighborhood,
which has a pretty success rate – more eyes are defini
You got it!
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furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth and Alec =^..^=
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Dear
Sheila
Sending lots of positive vibes for Tip's safe return. (My Tiger went
missing for 4 days so I know how you feel.)
Praying that Tip walks through your door very soon.
Kerry
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Please pray for the safe return of my Tip. He has been missing for four nights and I'm so worried I can't think straight. He is two yrs old and he goes out some but he doesn't leave the yard. My yard is completely fenced in and he weighs 20 lb. so I thought he couldn't climb over. I have searched d
Title: Message
Do you know where I can get folic acid and
B-12 injections? I asked my vet to order
from their suppliers, but it’s taking way too long and want to get it
sooner for Ginger as she did not eat as much yesterday – and I am a bit
paranoid that she is going to stop eating again
Title: Message
Yes, I
had thought the same thing, Nina, when I first got/heard of my felv kitties
(pairing them with Aids sufferers). But then I wondered if/worried the
kitties might not get the care and attention they need--special diet, vet
visits when necessary.? Anyone else have any
Title: RE: good vets for FeLV...
Illinois had none listed, so I added 2 vets I use for my feral felv pos kitties---these vets have given me no reason to believe they're particularly knowledgeable about felv, but they were more than happy to treat them. (I still find it amazing that not all ve
Title: RE: Gary's anemia treatment
Hideyo
I'm so sorry to hear about your tragic loss of Suzi last summer. You did what you thought (and what every one of us has done) was the right thing. You had no way of knowing it would go so badly wrong (none of my cats ever want to go to the vet--I al
another thing is to look for house-call vets--there are FOUR of them
in
my town, and it makes a tremendous difference in the stress level
involved in vet visits. my cats generally stay calm, it's just the vet
who needs to be tranquilized
Hi all, sorry I've been out of the loop for a
Thank you for your kind words, Kathy. I surely hope Lindsey will beat the odds!
Sending best wishes your way.
Julie
Julie,
I'm so sorry to hear about Lucky. My Lindsey had surgery for mammary cancer last month also - they had to remove the front and back chains on her left side, and two
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