date:20050607

Tad,

I'm sorry you've suffered another loss so soon. Someone on the list said once that they believed we have more losses in the spring and fall and I believe that seems to be true. I don't remember what the reason was, but she said that in the spring and in the fall the window to 'the other side' or to heaven or to whatever you believe was more open or accessible for some reason. I know we've had a lot of losses recently. I hope summer is better for everyone.

tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
TadI am sorry for your loss of Sammy.My heart goes out to youCarlaDate sent: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 09:44:04 -0700 (PDT)From: Barb Moermond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgCopies to: Subject: Re: Tad lost his SammySend reply to: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Tad, I'm so sorry you lost your Sammy - 18 mos is too short a time to have with our babies. Our thoughts and tears are with you.Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: Tad, I'm so sorry about Sammy. What a shock to lose him so quickly. How old was he? Did the vet tell you there was nothing that could be done to help him? Tell us something about Sammy. What was he like? How did he come to
be with you? Please share some of his story with us. You are so quiet about the things you suffer through. We would like to support you with all you go through with all your rescues. Please let us know in the subject line when one of your cats are in trouble, or if you've lost someone. When Baby Kitty died, very few of us on the list were aware of it because you told us about it in response to Steve's email. Not everyone reads every email. Judging by the lack of response to your loss of Sammy, I think the list missed your sad news again. My prayers and thoughts are with you, Much love, Nina Tad Burnett wrote: PS...I have an old girl..vet thinks she is over 12 years old but she has been with me for almost 2 years and she is doing well...I did just loose my old Sammy that I have had for a year and a half...I thought the 2 old
timers were past the age where it would get them but Sammy developed a huge tumor in his mouth in just a few hours and I had to let him go to escape the pain that it was causing him. Barb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito "My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress. Merely living his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile." - Anonymous - Discover Yahoo! Stay in touch with email, IM, photo sharing more. Check it out!

Re: Bramble

2005-06-07 Thread Samiluke




Hi Michelle,

Maybe I'm grasping at straws here, but has he been tested for 
toxoplasmosis? That can cause seizures, among other things. Just 
wanted to throw out that possibility, since it's treatable. I'll be 
keeping Bramble in my prayers.

Yvonne
Mom of FIV+ Simba

Re: Update on Bones (good news!)

That is great news!!!

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Kat,
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Cherie



Hi, Cherie. Ill contact you privately about this.

KatHave a purrfect day
Cherie

AC: Charmed/Bamama

2005-06-07 Thread carlas


Hi 

I have two cats that I loved that passed away, Charmed was Felv+ 
then tested negative after  1 1/2 yrs then 6week later discovered he 
had cancer and died. Both were very special in different ways and 
both left me with a sadden heart that I still cry about often.

He was very smart I would like to know if he really understood and 
was he happy the time he spend with us even though he was 
seperated from his siblings. . It's 4 yrs almost and I still miss him. I 
had to make a choice when he had a  heartattack not to try and 
bring him back and it hurt a lot not too.  Was he ok with that?

Bamama was like my little watch dog. If my  boyfriend yelled at me 
she would fluff up and protect me. She became anemic when her 
spleen was removed and with full flown aides as it was it was too 
much to battle. Even in the end as I cried to pts she dragged her 
body (she had a seizure the night before) to me to comfort me on 
last time. It's been almost 3 yrs for her.

Is she ok and does she forgive me for the mistakes I made and my 
paients was running a little low when she didn't want to eat and I 
would get annoyed with her.

Can you tell me anything about either one and how they feel or 
anything about them now that they have passed?

Carla
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RE: Charmed/Bamama

Hi, Carla. I'm sorry to hear of your losses, I know what it's like to
lose a beloved pet. Please see this page on my website
www.katberard.com/com_lossandgrief.com to help you with your grief. They
do not want you to continue grieving and stay stuck in that energy.
Allow it to move through and then let it go. Staying stuck in grief is
not good for you; there is a process to move through, but the point is
to move through it and let it go.

I know that's easier said than done, but animals are geared for living
in the moment and enjoying love and joy and compassion. Continued
grieving when they are in a good state in the spirit world does nothing
for them, or for you. The best gift you can give your departed friends
is the joyful heart, one that honors and appreciates their spirits and
their memories. And moving forward through life with an open and
grateful heart for the time you shared together. I am not in any way
minimizing the sadness you feel; but staying stuck is not good for you
(or anyone). I speak from experience. 

Please consider getting the two books I mentioned in a previous post:
Animals and the Afterlife, by Kim Sheridan; and Blessing the Bridge:
Death, Dying and Beyond. I think you'll find these extremely helpful.

I would be happy to talk with your cats in private sessions, but it
would be unfair to others for me to get personal messages for you in
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if you'd like to proceed with sessions.

Kat

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Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 9:33 AM
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Hi 

I have two cats that I loved that passed away, Charmed was Felv+ 
then tested negative after  1 1/2 yrs then 6week later discovered he 
had cancer and died. Both were very special in different ways and 
both left me with a sadden heart that I still cry about often.

He was very smart I would like to know if he really understood and 
was he happy the time he spend with us even though he was 
seperated from his siblings. . It's 4 yrs almost and I still miss him. I

had to make a choice when he had a  heartattack not to try and 
bring him back and it hurt a lot not too.  Was he ok with that?

Bamama was like my little watch dog. If my  boyfriend yelled at me 
she would fluff up and protect me. She became anemic when her 
spleen was removed and with full flown aides as it was it was too 
much to battle. Even in the end as I cried to pts she dragged her 
body (she had a seizure the night before) to me to comfort me on 
last time. It's been almost 3 yrs for her.

Is she ok and does she forgive me for the mistakes I made and my 
paients was running a little low when she didn't want to eat and I 
would get annoyed with her.

Can you tell me anything about either one and how they feel or 
anything about them now that they have passed?

Carla
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

2005-06-07 Thread Doljan, Joan

-Original Message-
From: Lisa Corcoran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 11:53 AM
To: Norrice Raymaker; Doljan, Joan; Fiona McKinney
Subject: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony

-- Forwarded Message
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2005 08:58:56 EDT
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony
Resent-From: Marca Leigh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Resent-To: Mary Stein [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tony Greg
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], Njara Ferals [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Animalkind [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bryan N.Cats [EMAIL PROTECTED], Lisa
Corcoran [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], Best Freinds
[EMAIL PROTECTED], ASPCA anti-cruelty [EMAIL PROTECTED],
ASPCA [EMAIL PROTECTED], California [EMAIL PROTECTED], Linda
[EMAIL PROTECTED], Naomi A. Gauntlett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Resent-Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2005 11:36:06 -0400

For immediate release
Contact: Neighborhood Cats, Inc.
  212-662-5761
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

What Happened to the Cat in Catholic?

(June 7, 2005) Newly elected Pope Benedict XVI's well-known love of stray
cats apparently is not shared by the Dominican Nuns of the Corpus Christi
Monastery in the Bronx, New York. The Mother Superior has ordered the
removal of seven feral cats who are almost all neutered, rabies vaccinated
and have lived on the monastery's five acres for the past 8 years. In a
decision backed by the Archdiocese of NY, the plan is to first try to force
the cats to leave by withholding all food and starving them. Then if they
don't go on their own, the resident Sisters will trap them and hand them
over to the city. Shelter workers would be forced to euthanize the cats
because they are feral and unadoptable and have nowhere else to be placed.

  The Vicar of the Religious Office for the Archdiocese, Sister Helen C.,
stated, my compassion does not extend to these animals and they will be
removed eventually, one way or another.

  The plan is not only cruel for depriving these cats of their long-time
home and causing their suffering and likely deaths, it is ineffective feral
cat population control, said Bryan Kortis, Executive Director of
Neighborhood Cats, a leading feral cat organization and a member of the
Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals. Maintaining neutered feral colonies,
using a method known as Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), is the only proven way to
reduce feral numbers in the long term. Otherwise, new unneutered cats will
simply replace the ones removed and the cycle of suffering and killing will
go on indefinitely.

  Over the past eight years, at their own expense, volunteers have removed
nine cats from the grounds of the monastery and placed them in homes. The
cats too wild to be adopted were neutered and returned, stopping their
reproduction, and were then fed by the nuns. Now, however, the nuns and the
Archdiocese refuse to even meet with animal advocates to discuss the
situation.

  To protest this heartless and ill-guided assault on the cats, please
contact the Corpus Christi Monastery and the Archdiocese of NY by phone,
email or fax (see below.) Let them know we expect more from our religious
leaders than pointless cruelty towards innocent animals:

  Corpus Christi Monastery
  phone: 718-328-6996
  fax: 718-328-1974
  email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

  Archdiocese of NY
  phone: 212-371-1000 (ask for Public Relations or the Vicar of the
Religious Office)
  fax: 212-826-6020
  email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Act now! The cats have not been fed for five days and counting!!

  From www.nunsopbronx.homestead.com:
The DOMINICAN NUNS of Corpus Christi Monastery, Bronx, New York, are a
monastic community dedicated to a life of prayer and penance for the
preaching mission of the Dominican Order and for the salvation of souls.

  For more on Trap-Neuter-Return: www.neighborhoodcats.org

-- End of Forwarded Message

Re: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

2005-06-07 Thread Barbara Lowe

how depressing.
and one might ask them how they expect to get rid of the rats that will
return once these cats are gone? Prayer?
barbara

Re: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

2005-06-07 Thread Mia Nicer

I have also sent a letter to protest their cruel decision!!

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RE: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

Done (by email). Thanks for passing the word on, Joan.
I am (almost) speechless. The hypocrisy of this so-called
spiritual/religious leader--who clearly doesn't have a compassionate
bone in her body--just blows me away.
Let's hope there's a huge outcry and she's forced to climb down from her
cruel and arrogant perch. I certainly hope those poor cats are saved.
Dreadful.
Kerry


-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Doljan, Joan
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 11:07 AM
To: 'felvtalk@felineleukemia.org'
Subject: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony -
O.T.




-Original Message-
From: Lisa Corcoran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 11:53 AM
To: Norrice Raymaker; Doljan, Joan; Fiona McKinney
Subject: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony



-- Forwarded Message
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2005 08:58:56 EDT
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
Subject: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony
Resent-From: Marca Leigh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Resent-To: Mary Stein [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tony Greg
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], Njara Ferals
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
Animalkind [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bryan N.Cats [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Lisa
Corcoran [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], Best Freinds
[EMAIL PROTECTED], ASPCA anti-cruelty [EMAIL PROTECTED],
ASPCA [EMAIL PROTECTED], California [EMAIL PROTECTED], Linda
[EMAIL PROTECTED], Naomi A. Gauntlett
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Resent-Date: Tue, 7 Jun 2005 11:36:06 -0400

For immediate release
Contact: Neighborhood Cats, Inc.
  212-662-5761
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

What Happened to the Cat in Catholic?

(June 7, 2005) Newly elected Pope Benedict XVI's well-known love of
stray
cats apparently is not shared by the Dominican Nuns of the Corpus
Christi
Monastery in the Bronx, New York. The Mother Superior has ordered the
removal of seven feral cats who are almost all neutered, rabies
vaccinated
and have lived on the monastery's five acres for the past 8 years. In a
decision backed by the Archdiocese of NY, the plan is to first try to
force
the cats to leave by withholding all food and starving them. Then if
they
don't go on their own, the resident Sisters will trap them and hand them
over to the city. Shelter workers would be forced to euthanize the cats
because they are feral and unadoptable and have nowhere else to be
placed.

  The Vicar of the Religious Office for the Archdiocese, Sister Helen
C.,
stated, my compassion does not extend to these animals and they will
be
removed eventually, one way or another.

  The plan is not only cruel for depriving these cats of their
long-time
home and causing their suffering and likely deaths, it is ineffective
feral
cat population control, said Bryan Kortis, Executive Director of
Neighborhood Cats, a leading feral cat organization and a member of the
Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals. Maintaining neutered feral
colonies,
using a method known as Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), is the only proven way
to
reduce feral numbers in the long term. Otherwise, new unneutered cats
will
simply replace the ones removed and the cycle of suffering and killing
will
go on indefinitely.

  Over the past eight years, at their own expense, volunteers have
removed
nine cats from the grounds of the monastery and placed them in homes.
The
cats too wild to be adopted were neutered and returned, stopping their
reproduction, and were then fed by the nuns. Now, however, the nuns and
the
Archdiocese refuse to even meet with animal advocates to discuss the
situation.

  To protest this heartless and ill-guided assault on the cats, please
contact the Corpus Christi Monastery and the Archdiocese of NY by phone,
email or fax (see below.) Let them know we expect more from our
religious
leaders than pointless cruelty towards innocent animals:

  Corpus Christi Monastery
  phone: 718-328-6996
  fax: 718-328-1974
  email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

  Archdiocese of NY
  phone: 212-371-1000 (ask for Public Relations or the Vicar of the
Religious Office)
  fax: 212-826-6020
  email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Act now! The cats have not been fed for five days and counting!!

  From www.nunsopbronx.homestead.com:
The DOMINICAN NUNS of Corpus Christi Monastery, Bronx, New York, are a
monastic community dedicated to a life of prayer and penance for the
preaching mission of the Dominican Order and for the salvation of
souls.

  For more on Trap-Neuter-Return: www.neighborhoodcats.org


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Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

Thanks Joan for forwarding this.  I've sent off emails to both address 
and I'll follow them with faxs.  Here's what I wrote in case someone 
wants to use it as a template.


Could someone please explain to me why feral cats that have lived on the 
Corpus Christi Monastery in the Bronx, NY for years are now targeted for 
eradication?  What exactly have these animals done to warrant this? How 
is it that they have lived in harmony with the Dominican Nuns for the 
past eight years, but now are cruelly being removed from their habitat?  
What is it that they are doing, besides controlling the vermin 
population and enriching the compound with their beauty and grace that 
leads you to take these measures?  Why is it that you are refusing the 
help of animal activists to resolve this issue in a humane manner?  I've 
always had questions about practices in the Catholic Church, but this is 
not only puzzling behavior, it's down right cruel.  Please rethink your 
position on this matter.  If not for the sake of God's creatures placed 
in your care, than for the sake of your parishioners and those that 
might have been drawn to the church otherwise.


Nina



 To protest this heartless and ill-guided assault on the cats, please
contact the Corpus Christi Monastery and the Archdiocese of NY by phone,
email or fax (see below.) Let them know we expect more from our religious
leaders than pointless cruelty towards innocent animals:

 Corpus Christi Monastery
 phone: 718-328-6996
 fax: 718-328-1974
 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Archdiocese of NY
 phone: 212-371-1000 (ask for Public Relations or the Vicar of the
Religious Office)
 fax: 212-826-6020
 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Act now! The cats have not been fed for five days and counting!!

 From www.nunsopbronx.homestead.com:
The DOMINICAN NUNS of Corpus Christi Monastery, Bronx, New York, are a
monastic community dedicated to a life of prayer and penance for the
preaching mission of the Dominican Order and for the salvation of souls.

 For more on Trap-Neuter-Return: www.neighborhoodcats.org

Re: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.




Horrid! Just goes to further my opinion that 
organized religion is nothing but a sham, and that our society is based of 
hypocrites and liars who have no one's interests but their own at heart. I HATE 
HUMANITY! I plan to copy this off andstaple a copy on the local catholic 
church's front doorsand give a copy to the Avon lady (who also happens to 
be catholic and love animals). Thanks for passing this along!
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If you use KMR, even just one can, please ask me for the mailing address 
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Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

2005-06-07 Thread Joan Doljan

Thank you.Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Joan for forwarding this. I've sent off emails to both address and I'll follow them with faxs. Here's what I wrote in case someone wants to use it as a template.Could someone please explain to me why feral cats that have lived on the Corpus Christi Monastery in the Bronx, NY for years are now targeted for eradication? What exactly have these animals done to warrant this? How is it that they have lived in harmony with the Dominican Nuns for the past eight years, but now are cruelly being removed from their habitat? What is it that they are doing, besides controlling the vermin population and enriching the compound with their beauty and grace that leads you to take these measures? Why is it that you are refusing the help of animal activists to resolve this issue in a humane manner? I've always had questions about practices in
the Catholic Church, but this is not only puzzling behavior, it's down right cruel. Please rethink your position on this matter. If not for the sake of God's creatures placed in your care, than for the sake of your parishioners and those that might have been drawn to the church otherwise.Nina To protest this heartless and ill-guided assault on the cats, pleasecontact the Corpus Christi Monastery and the Archdiocese of NY by phone,email or fax (see below.) Let them know we expect more from our religiousleaders than pointless cruelty towards innocent animals: Corpus Christi Monastery phone: 718-328-6996 fax: 718-328-1974 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archdiocese of NY phone: 212-371-1000 (ask for Public Relations or the Vicar of theReligious Office) fax: 212-826-6020 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Act now! The cats have
not been fed for five days and counting!! From www.nunsopbronx.homestead.com:"The DOMINICAN NUNS of Corpus Christi Monastery, Bronx, New York, are amonastic community dedicated to a life of prayer and penance for thepreaching mission of the Dominican Order and for the salvation of souls." For more on Trap-Neuter-Return: www.neighborhoodcats.org

RE: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony -O.T.

Title: Message

Thanks
Nina. Here's mine, too.
Kerry

...is something sorely lacking in
this world, and spiritual leaders are not expected to join the ranks of the
cruel and indifferent.
Re the headline "Bronx Nuns Seek
Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony", I am absolutely incredulous that
someone who holds the position of "Vicar of the Religious Office for the
Archdiocese" can state "my compassion does not extend to these animals" and
"they will be
removed eventually, one way or
another."
For "these animals" have harmed no one,
and are utterly innocent and defenceless. Unlike humans--unlike Helen C.--no
animal is capable of premeditated cruelty.
Helen C. is a disgrace to the community
of Sisters and all spiritual leaders, and should be removed from her post. If
she was once compassionate, the power has surely corrupted her, and she has
totally lost sight of the sort of human being she is supposed to be.
sincerely,
Kerry MacKenzie,
Chicago.

-Original Message-From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Joan DoljanSent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 11:51
AMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: FW: Bronx
Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony -O.T.
Thank you.Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks
Joan for forwarding this. I've sent off emails to both address and I'll
follow them with faxs. Here's what I wrote in case someone wants to use it
as a template.Could someone please explain to me why feral cats that
have lived on the Corpus Christi Monastery in the Bronx, NY for years are
now targeted for eradication? What exactly have these animals done to
warrant this? How is it that they have lived in harmony with the Dominican
Nuns for the past eight years, but now are cruelly being removed from
their habitat? What is it that they are doing, besides controlling the
vermin population and enriching the compound with their beauty and grace
that leads you to take these measures? Why is it that you are refusing the
help of animal activists to resolve this issue in a humane manner? I've
always had questions about practi! ces in the Catholic Church, but this is
not only puzzling behavior, it's down right cruel. Please rethink your
position on this matter. If not for the sake of God's creatures placed
in your care, than for the sake of your parishioners and those that
might have been drawn to the church otherwise.Nina
To protest this heartless and ill-guided assault on the cats,
pleasecontact the Corpus Christi Monastery and the Archdiocese of NY
by phone,email or fax (see below.) Let them know we expect more from
our religiousleaders than pointless cruelty towards innocent
animals: Corpus Christi Monastery phone:
718-328-6996 fax: 718-328-1974 email:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Archdiocese of NY phone:
212-371-1000 (ask for Public Relations or the Vicar of theReligious
Office) fax: 212-826-6020 email:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Act now! The c! ats have not been fed for
five days and counting!! From
www.nunsopbronx.homestead.com:"The DOMINICAN NUNS of Corpus Christi
Monastery, Bronx, New York, are amonastic community dedicated to a
life of prayer and penance for thepreaching mission of the Dominican
Order and for the salvation of souls." For more on
Trap-Neuter-Return:
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Re: Question - Long

Nina, 
 I took Muffie to the vet, he sedated her and shaved her body left the fur around her face and head long. She looks like a little strange lion, but I know she feels better. She seems healthy and has calmed right down. She gets along great with my other babies. Some ignore her, some act like she has been here forever. I got up this morning and found her sleeping in a clothes hamper with my boy Spanky.She loves to be petted, but will not sit on your lap she will not get on the furniture either. I put her on my bed, the sofa, chairs even the counters and she will jump right down. I guess someone taught her not to, but maybe she will change in time when she sees my kitties sleeping anywhere they decide. She had what I thought was a lump on her side I was afraid it was a tumor or something. The doctor x-rayed and said she had some broken ribs that healed wrong. He thinks maybe she had been kicked in the past. I don't think she had a very good life before. The bad news is she tested positive for felv I will have her tested again in a couple months. My doctor knows I have other pos. and how I feel about the subject so he doesn't even bring pts up. He did that one time with my Charlie 3 years ago. I brought Charlie home I thought to die, but he is still healthy and happy at the ripe old age of 14 . Anyway I love Muffie already. I will probably even keep the name it seems to fit. Thank you and everyone here for all the good advice. 
 Sheila

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

Way to go. I, also, have emailed.Cherie A Gabbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Nina, Great job I am going to forward this to the local news station.
CherieNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Joan for forwarding this. I've sent off emails to both address and I'll follow them with faxs. Here's what I wrote in case someone wants to use it as a template.Could someone please explain to me why feral cats that have lived on the Corpus Christi Monastery in the Bronx, NY for years are now targeted for eradication? What exactly have these animals done to warrant this? How is it that they have lived in harmony with the Dominican Nuns for the past eight years, but now are cruelly being removed from their habitat? What is it that they are doing, besides controlling the vermin population and enriching the compound with their beauty and grace that leads you to take these measures? Why is it that you are refusing the help of animal activists to resolve this issue in a humane manner? I've always had questions about practices in
the Catholic Church, but this is not only puzzling behavior, it's down right cruel. Please rethink your position on this matter. If not for the sake of God's creatures placed in your care, than for the sake of your parishioners and those that might have been drawn to the church otherwise.Nina To protest this heartless and ill-guided assault on the cats, pleasecontact the Corpus Christi Monastery and the Archdiocese of NY by phone,email or fax (see below.) Let them know we expect more from our religiousleaders than pointless cruelty towards innocent animals: Corpus Christi Monastery phone: 718-328-6996 fax: 718-328-1974 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archdiocese of NY phone: 212-371-1000 (ask for Public Relations or the Vicar of theReligious Office) fax: 212-826-6020 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Act now! The cats have
not been fed for five days and counting!! From www.nunsopbronx.homestead.com:"The DOMINICAN NUNS of Corpus Christi Monastery, Bronx, New York, are amonastic community dedicated to a life of prayer and penance for thepreaching mission of the Dominican Order and for the salvation of souls." For more on Trap-Neuter-Return: www.neighborhoodcats.org
Have a purrfect day
Cherie

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

I just sent it to my local, NBC, ABC and CBS stations, I hope something can come of this.
CherieSusan Loesch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Way to go. I, also, have emailed.Cherie A Gabbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

I've just forwarded to all our fosters, board members and FuRR Yahoo group asking them to write. We had a similar situation here just about this time last year - an Episcopal minister was poisoning feral cats around his church. One reason he gave for not wanting cats arounfd (he never admitted poisoning but there were witnesses) was that the fleas bothered his congregation. I expect if there was a flea problem it was more likely to come from the homeless shelter in the basement of the church.Cherie A Gabbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I just sent it to my local, NBC, ABC and CBS stations, I hope something can come of this.
CherieSusan Loesch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Way to go. I, also, have emailed.Cherie A Gabbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Have a purrfect day
Cherie

re:Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat

2005-06-07 Thread Kathy Gittel

Thanks, Nina: I sent this email to both addresses and phoned the 
archdiocese. I spoke with a woman in Public Relations. Her sole desire 
was to find out how I got this informataion. She kept trying to brush 
me off, but I didn't let her.


I was brought up Catholic and St. Francis is my favorite saint.  I can
hardly believe that nuns are capable of creating an Auschwitz for
these poor little creatures of God. I refer to the starving of these
little beings and then trapping and placing them in a shelter where
they will be gassed.

You must know that this is a sin. I will say a rosary for you in hopes
that you repent and remember this:
:Jesus Condemneth The Ill Treatment Of Animals

Lection XXXVIII

6. And whatsoever ye do unto the Cast of these my children, ye do
it unto me. For I am in them and they are in me, Yea, I am in all
creatures and all creatures are in me. In all their joys I rejoice, in
all their afflictions I am afflicted. Wherefore I say unto you: Be ye
kind one to another, and to all the creatures of God. 



Kathy (JMJ)

Re: Question - Long


Sheila,
Muffie's positive!??  Can you believe it?  Poor little angel, broken 
ribs, out on her own with no front claws...  How wonderful that she's 
finally home where she belongs.  We were just talking about how the 
animals that need us, are drawn to us, I guess Muffie is a prime 
example.  The fact that she's not symptomatic after all the stress she's 
been through is just great.  Maybe that means she's got a better chance 
at a long, happy life.  How telling that she's getting along with your 
other cats and already feels at home.  Thanks for the visual of her 
sleeping with Spanky in the clothes hamper!  As far as her not wanting 
to be on 'higher ground', that's not at all unusual for a newcomer.  
They tend to keep a low profile at first.  Is she walking with her tail 
erect yet?  Tell her how beautiful she looks with her new hair cut for 
me.  Welcome Muffie!

Nina

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Nina,
  I took Muffie to the vet, he sedated her and shaved her body left 
the fur around her face and head long. She looks like a little strange 
lion, but I know she feels better. She seems healthy and has calmed 
right down. She gets along great with my other babies. Some ignore 
her, some act like she has been here forever. I got up this morning 
and found her sleeping in a clothes hamper with my boy Spanky.She 
loves to be petted, but will not sit on your lap she will not get on 
the furniture either. I put her on my bed, the sofa, chairs even the 
counters and she will jump right down. I guess someone taught her not 
to, but maybe she will change in time when she sees my kitties 
sleeping anywhere they decide. She had what I thought was a lump on 
her side I was afraid it was a tumor or something. The doctor x-rayed 
and said she had some broken ribs that healed wrong. He thinks maybe 
she had been kicked in the past. I don't think she had a very good 
life before. The bad news is she tested positive for felv I will have 
her tested again in a couple months. My doctor knows I have other pos. 
and how I feel about the subject so he doesn't even bring pts up. He 
did that one time with my Charlie 3 years ago. I brought Charlie home 
I thought to die, but he is still healthy and happy at the ripe old 
age of 14 . Anyway I love Muffie already. I will probably even keep 
the name it seems to fit. Thank you and everyone here for all the good 
advice.

Sheila

Re: Nina -wait a minute...is that a dragon?!

2005-06-07 Thread tamara stickler

AHHH! See..you're not alone. JUST as I sent this last e-mail... like an idiot...I stepped in front of another dragon!

I walk my dog and she has "friends" that we see from time to time...well I just got a call from Tobbi's "mom" that she wants him out...can't stand him anymoretake him to the pound or I'm gonna kill him myself. (She's elderly- he has special needs- and she has been slipping mentally for several months now she's finally snapped.) I pick Tobbi up tonight.

I'm only supposed to have ONE animal in my condo...my dog. I've hidden my cats...well now cat, since Quintapus diedits gonna be hard to hide another dog...assuming he gets along with my catGod help me!

Say a prayer please that I can find a home for him quickly! I'm gonna need it!

Thanks,
TNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Tamara,I know I'm not alone, and I know there are many, many of us that get overwhelmed. I agree with everything you've said and I appreciate your taking the time to reply. I'm feeling better today. That's how it goes, life is cyclical. It's important to continue spiraling up and out, (not just get stuck in a tight circle :) !). Funny you should mention the fact that we usually ask to serve. I remember the day that I made that conscious prayer, to be shown 'how to serve'. When I told a friend of mine, she said, now you've done it! Look out, when you ask, it WILL be answered!Much love to you Tamara,Ninatamara stickler wrote: Nina, Its "funny"...I have several special needs animals and this question pops up on each of the lists from time to time. You are right, it does seem
that many of us are magnets for the hardcases, but its important to remember two things: 1) You are NEVER given more than you can handle. The Universe, God, karmawhichever you ascribe to...never piles more on you that you are spiritually, emotionally or pshycally capable of handling. (Although I do wish that at times, perhaps, the powers that be would have just a bit less faith in me particularly) ;-). 2) Many times...its NOT about us. How often have we asked (the Powers that be) to use us for the greater good? Often we are called upon to intervene for *_/someone else's sake/_*...and any lessons we learn, while never wasted, were perhaps not the reason for the intervention, but products of the shared experience. There is ALWAYS payment for a good deed. Sometimes its strengthsometimes courage -learned by witnessing the way another battles
an illness or fear...almost always there's loveand eventually (sometimes not for years later) peace. Then...with these new pieces of armour we've aquired...we often feel more confident, less hesitant to "step out in front of the dragon" ...sometimes even before we are called to...at times, this is where we get into trouble..get in over our heads and things seem to get away from us. Just remember, that once you decide to act on your own, another spirit will ALWAYS be there to stand with you if you remember to call on it. Why are we "called" to it? Most likely because in one form or another in our lives we've been there ourselves (or are afraid of one day being there alone) and can empathize. Hang in there, tides ebb and flow...you'll get a break eventually. Peace, T
Kat, Could you comment on why it might be that some of us seem to draw animals, and people too for that matter, with serious illness to our lives. I guess I should back up first and ask you if you feel everything happens for a reason! I do believe that everything happens for a reason, some things are life-changing events and others seemingly inconsequential. The last year, or so, I have found my life more and more consumed with sick and injured animals. One wise friend reminded me that I take in strays and other unfortunates that haven't had the benefit of a good start, and of course that's true. But it feels like there's more to it than that. I have started to work on my problems with acceptance, (I have been known to be somewhat of a control
freak where my fur kids are concerned), and it does seem like the waters are calming. I pray all the time for guidance in recognizing what my lessons are and how to learn them without any more suffering than necessary, but I wonder why it should be that some seem to be touched with disease and death more than others. If this is an inappropriate question for this forum, just say so. We've been hit with a lot of loss lately and we're still reeling. I do tend to wax philosophical with very little provocation, so I'll understand if you choose not to answer this one. Nina Barb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito "My cat the clown: paying no mind to whom he should impress.
Merely living his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile." - Anonymous Discover Yahoo! Use Yahoo! to plan a weekend, have fun online more. Check it out!

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

I sent of and E-mail to both. If I could get the Popes Address I would E-mail him too.

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

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I sent of and E-mail to both. If I could get the Popes Address I would E-mail him too. image/jpeg

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

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the pope's email address
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Re: FW: Bronx Nuns-Everyone forward them THIS!

2005-06-07 Thread tamara stickler

THE POPE THE HOMELESS CATS: John Paul II had a dream By: J.R. Hyland The first time I read the account of Pope John Paul II's dream, the thing that surprised me most was the fact that it was included in the book GOD'S BROKER. Published in 1984, the book was the result of two hundred hours of conversation with the Pope. These interviews began soon after the author, Anton Gronowicz, was introduced to the Pope in 1979, and continued for two years, in the Pontiff's apartment at the Vatican An American citizen of Polish descent, Gronowicz was the longtime friend of many highly-place churchmen. And in the prologue to his book, he explains how he was able to circumvent Vatican bureaucracy. "Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, Primate of Poland, introduced me to the Pope, acquainted me with Vatican circles and convinced the Holy Father that he should bypass the Vatican department of State and grant me private interviews." Subtitled "The Life of John Paul II as
told in His Own Words" the subject matter of the book ranges from reminiscences of the time when the Pope was known as Karol Wojtyla, a young man living under the Nazi occupation of Poland, to his reflections on social justice issues, theology and church doctrine. And in the midst of these human-centered concerns, the author devotes four pages to a dream the Pope related to him, about a homeless cat. This surprising interpolation might lead to the conclusion that the author understood the significance of the dream: that he was sensitive to the plight of God's other creatures and the way they are abused. But the comments he makes as the Pontiff relates his dream, indicate he had little understanding of the implications of what he was being told. But from the way in which this dream preserved its vigor and immediacy, so many years later, it is obvious that it was very important to John Paul; and he fully understood its implications. In his dream, John Paul follows a
homeless mother cat who was trying to find food and shelter for herself and her kittens. She is turned away by those who lack nothing, themselves, and by men who represent the various faces of established Christianity. The dream took place in 1969 the night before the Pope, known then as Cardinal Karol Wojtyla, was to visit New York City for the first time. It was late summer and he had been touring Canada. He spoke of the beauty of its fields and forests and how he had wished for more time to walk in woods vibrant with color and with his "ears filled with the songs and voices of animals." In the midst of this discussion of Canada, the Pope abruptly changed the subject and said: "The night before my departure from Canada to New York, which I had never seen, I had a strange dream." But his dream was not of beautiful forests, warm with the summer sun. It was of a crowded city, frigid with the cold of a northern winter. And although he had never been there, his dream
captured the way Manhattan looks and feels, after a major snow storm. "It was a terribly severe winter in New York, the city was completely covered with snow. Inhabitants were well-off and warmly dressed, and walking slowly along roads because cars, due to mountains of snow, could not be operated. I was happy that I could walk on top of the snow on avenues of white. "All my physical effort was spent on walking. To this day, pictures of huge apartment houses on both sides of the avenue are instilled in my mind, and the doormen quickly closing and opening entrance doors as though trying to prevent humanity and warmth from escaping. "On top of the snow, I noticed a brown cat emerge from a side street and walk on the snow. I looked closer, and to my surprise, saw that this big cat was being followed by six small brown-and- white kittens, all of them following the big brown cat in a perfect line. The mother cat looked back from time to time to see if her babies
were there, but her main concern was to reach the entrance door. I presumed she was trying to find warmth for herself and her children, but as soon as she reached the door, a man in a well-pressed uniform, jumped at her with a broom and chased them away. I followed this procession and prepared to deliver a speech to the doorman. I opened my mouth and tried to complain, 'Where is your proverbial American generosity? Where is your American good heart and fair play? Let them in. Let them in!! "I tried to speak, but the words would not come out. Maybe I was afraid of the doorman with the broom. I started searching my cassock pockets for a piece of bread, found some crumbs and put them on my palms, calling: 'Kitty, kitty, kitty.' But the words would not come from my supposedly intelligent mouth. Instead, the wind blew the crumbs from my palm and I said, 'what can I do? I can't speak to the cats. I can't speak to the doorman. But there are many hungry birds. They might pick up the
crumbs.' "Again, I walked after the cats, now with a pain in my chest, feeling tremendous cold. On the left I saw a

Re: Question - Long

how small is she? my little 4# blue-cream persian couldn't JUMP high
enough to get onto most furniture! i had to have little ramps for her
all over the place

-- 
MaryChristine

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RE: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony -O.T.

Title: Message



Brilliant idea!~

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PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: FW: Bronx 
Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony -O.T.
What a wonderful idea - and I just found his email address - [EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote: 
I sent of and E-mail to both. If I could get the Popes 
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RE: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony -O.T.

I just emailed him - so far it hasn't bounced back."MacKenzie, Kerry N." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Brilliant idea!~

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What a wonderful idea - and I just found his email address - [EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
I sent of and E-mail to both. If I could get the Popes Address I would E-mail him too. 

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RE: AC-Simba









Lewis, I know you addressed this to Kat 
but I wanted to write to you with the meditation which may work to find Simba 
I have used it before myself and it worked like a miracle  please try to
meditate several times a day - this was recommended by Dr. Ryan, she is
an instructor of ACs  she said that it has been effective for many
people and you will be reunited with missing animals in most amazing way.



You imagine a golden coil, coming from
your heart center reaching into the world,

Searching and probing for missing Simba. Latch
onto him like a magnet, guiding him safely home.



I will also meditate for Simba until he is
found.



Hideyo











From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Lewis Faye
Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 5:19
PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: AC-Simba







Would you please do a reading for my baby, Simba? I lost him
months ago and a few weeks ago, I thought I saw him. However, he climbed an
incline that I could not climb and took off before I could verify that it was
him. It may not have been him. However when I called his name, he stopped
and looked at me. However, I could not look at him long enough to really
tell for 100%. He was probably chased out of my yard by stray dogs.
The dogs have been destroyed. They were vicious dogs. 











Here is his picture:











http://images.snapfish.com/343%3B2%3C%3A%3B23232%7Ffp47%3Dot%3E233%3A%3D937%3D32%3A%3DXROQDF%3E23236%3A94699%3A2ot1lsi











Thank you,





Faye
Kathleen A.
Berard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:





Animals that have crossed over are just as
present to us as they are in their physical reality. There is sometimes a shift
in energy, their personality still comes through but they may have a
higher perspective or spiritual message for you that helps you
move through life more easily. Here are some example questions that I offer to
clients, although they are welcome to ask anything they like as well as give me
messages to relay to the animal.



1) What did you like most about your life?

2) What did you like least?

3) What was your lifes purpose?

4) What would you like to tell me?

5) What frustrated you?

6) What can I learn from you?

7) How did you feel about the other animals/people in our home?

8) Have we had a past life together, or been together before in this
lifetime?

9) What were you teaching me in our time together?

10) What can you tell me to help me deal with my sadness at losing your
physical presence?

11) What can I do to make life better for the animals that are still with
me?



To talk with animals, get prepared as I
described in another email (Animal Communication) pick a quiet
time, light a candle, then sit down and write out or type out your questions
and what comes back. Be patient with yourself and the process, it does take
some practice but I have no doubt you can talk with her. Writing or typing it
puts you into a receptive mode, where you get out of that left
brain thinking and just learn to flow with the energy coming to you and
that you send out. I believe it also lets the animal know that you are serious
and committed to understanding them better by taking the time to write or type
it out. I think youll be surprised at the information you receive, that
you DO receive information. Its just like talking with a person; you can
write out the questions and receive messages in your mind, or you can ask her
out loud and receive the messages, whatever feels most comfortable to you.



Kat



Kathleen A.
Berard,Animal Communicator, Vibrational Essences Practitioner and
Holistic Care Consultant

KATALYST FOR ANIMAL
WHOLENESS, INC. www.katberard.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]



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know what your passion is, realize that one reason for your existence on Earth
is to find it. Oprah







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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Cherie A Gabbert
Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 2:58
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Subject: Re: What is channeled
writing/how does communication work?





Kat,





I am interested in contacting a cat whom passed in January of this
year, is this possible?





Cherie





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Re: Question - Long

She weighs 4#. She looked a lot heavier with the fur. I will try the ramps, it seems strange having to reach down to the floor to pet her. She will let me pick her up and hold her as long as I am standing, but when I sit she will jump out of my lap.

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

I just wrote him. He probably want get it. I'm sure he has people reading his mail for him. But maybe if enough people write him it will get through. I said that my donations would go to another source if this was allowed to continue. With holding money from any charitable organization will usually get someone's attention.

RE: Hello from Kat in Texas!










Hi, Jenn. Thank you for welcoming me to the
group. 



Kat





Kathleen A. Berard,Animal Communicator, Vibrational Essences
Practitioner and Holistic Care Consultant

KATALYST FOR ANIMAL
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know what your passion is, realize that one reason for your existence on Earth
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-Original Message-
From:
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Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Hello from Kat in
Texas!





Welcome to the group. I communicate with my
cats fine on my own. Maybe that's not normal, and I'm special too. From reading
your website, possibly the reason why I can't announce myself as a
real pet physic is because I have too much mind
clutter. I never have been able to meditate or clear my mind,
probably because of my ADD. I continue to play the lottery in hopes that some
day I, too, can be free of working a normal full time job, though not ever even
having been fortunate enough to have been part of corporate america
and even having the luxury of a nice air conditioned office job, like you did
(I work long hot days in a pizza shop in 100 degree misery). I have worked with
animals in the past, and think I would rather work in a job I hate rather than
have to be exposed to the humans who own the animals I could be
working with, and the other humans who I am forced to work with around the
animals who do not necessarily have the animals best interests at heart (it's
bad enough working with other humans when some animal's happiness is not
involved). I worked for a vet once, as an assistant, and she really turned me
off, she was in it only for the money, and did not even tell people all the
options that existed for their pets (no wheelchairs for disabled pets, no
treatments for FELV or FIV, no alternatives to declaws). If I had the power to
help animals, I don't think I could rightfully rationalize only helping those
who's human's could afford to pay for my help, and basing my help on how much
money I could make, rather than the animal's best interests (and it's really
sad that so many people in the pet care industry do this!). So that's why I
don't make my living working with animals, though I really feelthat
working with animalsis my calling, because society forces us to live a
life that requires money, and I can't condone making money off of any animals
in any way. Anyways, it's nice that you don't have my moral confines, and have
found a way to help animals and make money and not feel guilty about it. Sounds
like, from your website, you've become something of a celebrity in the pet
psychic circles, with all your clinics and such, I just hope you can stay true
to yourself in the long run. Reminds me of the horse guy, Pat Parelli, he
started out with a new way of working with horses, and now's he's a big star,
makes a ton of money doing his thing. John Lyons is probably worse
than him, having created a whole lines of gadgets that you have to
buy to use his program. I just don't understand why people can't be
happy with helping others freely. We live in a very sad society, I guess I just
don't fit in, thankfully! Anyways, back to the hello, and off my soapbox! I
have four cats, and one new rescue who will be one of my cats from now on.
Doobie, the fat lovable cat, who I bottle raised. His momma was a foster cat of
mine, and I kept him from her litter. He's my baby, and is very happy and lacks
for nothing really (he never asks for much anyways). Miranda, the bitchy,
unhappy, and always paranoid cat,who hates everyone and everything,
except every so often when we are both alone, she comes to me and we agree on
things and she gets some loving. I got her at a very unstable time in my
life,and herproblems are all feeding off of my own issues and her
unstable upbringing (she wishes I would get more therapy). Then there's Tigger,
I got him from a dairy farm to replace Moogie, my FELV+ kitty who died. He
knows he's my support mechanism, and he always gives me lots of love and
understanding, and is always there for me to talk to (he reminds me how
unimportant the little things are, and reminds me to take it easy, like he
does). That leaves Mythic, a stray I took in a few winters ago, when is was -30
outside. He just kinda lives here. He's jealous of the others because I have
not formed the bonds with him that I have with the rest, so he's always seeking
attention, and I'm always turning him away. Sometimes he gets fed up with it,
and tries to run out the door, because this stresses me out, and he wants to remind
me that I do care about him, and that I should pay him more attention. Then
there is my new rescue, Bones. She has a broken back. She is here to save me
from myself. My chance at redemption for all my past mistakes, which I'd rather
not

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

we can be fairly sure that SOMEONE will read them.

On 6/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I just wrote him. He probably want get it. I'm sure he has people reading
 his mail for him. But maybe if enough people write him it will get through.
 I said that my donations would go to another source if this was allowed to
 continue. With holding money from any charitable organization will usually
 get someone's attention. 
 


-- 
MaryChristine

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Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

http://forums.catholic.com/index.php?

just posted the article on this site

-- 
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Re: Nina -wait a minute...is that a dragon?!

To quote MC, hee hee hee.  I have a good feeling about Tobbie's 
special needs diminishing when he's adjusted to living in a home with 
great care and less stress being directed at him.  It must have been 
hellish living with an old lady with diminishing faculties.  I placed 
this wonderful older Tuxedo cat, (with my understanding sister, God 
bless her), that had been trying his damnedest to take care of an 
elderly mom with dementia.  You should see the way he's begun to 
thrive!  He looks 5 years younger and he's so happy!  Have a talk with 
Coebeio, before you bring Tobbie home.  Get her on board with helping to 
care for him.  I'm sure you'll figure out what's best for everyone 
concerned.


Oh, and I know the 'eyes averted' thing doesn't work.  I can't bring 
myself to really do it anyway! 
Nina


tamara stickler wrote:

Tobbie is an older dog...about 7-8 yrs. old.  He has digestive, 
neurological problems and arthritis.  Good temperment tho.
 
Yes I know there are breed rescuesand I have used themmy 
problem is...once I foster them they stay forever!  I 
adopted my current cat out THREE TIMES and she just kept coming back! 
 
REALLY NOT ready for another animal.but then...I guess that's when 
you can be certain they appear.  .Funny thing is...I was just 
starting to 'consider'  maybeadding another cat to keep Coebeio 
-my cat- company because she really misses QuintI did the idiot 
thing and prayed..ok..its in Your hands...YOU pick the cat. (the cat I 
picked a few weeks ago died at its foster home before I picked it up 
in a -freak accident)..hmmm I wonder if God heard me say 
*C***A***T*?!  ...yeah!  like that matters!  ;-)  Guess I just have to 
suck it up and take my own advice.
 
Thanks for the support.  You hang in there too.
 
OH...and P.S. :
 
Walking with your head down and eyes averted..yeah...that doesn't 
work either...that's how I came across Coebeio!

 :-)

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

Someone in my group just emailed that they'd emailed the pope and copied the nuns, etc. That's a thought - might catch their eye when we email if it shows we've cc'd the pope.TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
we can be fairly sure that SOMEONE will read them.On 6/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: I just wrote him. He probably want get it. I'm sure he has people reading his mail for him. But maybe if enough people write him it will get through. I said that my donations would go to another source if this was allowed to continue. With holding money from any charitable organization will usually get someone's attention.  -- MaryChristineAIM / YAHOO: TenHouseCatsMSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]ICQ: 289856892

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.


I do love the way you people rally!

TenHouseCats wrote:


http://forums.catholic.com/index.php?

just posted the article on this site

RE: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

2005-06-07 Thread Doljan, Joan

Me too!  This list is really amazing.

-Original Message-
From: Nina [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 2:54 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony
-O.T.

I do love the way you people rally!

TenHouseCats wrote:

http://forums.catholic.com/index.php?

just posted the article on this site

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

Isn't it cool - I swear, there's NOBODY who is a match for a buncha riled up rabid cat people!!Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do love the way you people rally!TenHouseCats wrote:http://forums.catholic.com/index.php?just posted the article on this site

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

We definately try to get attention when needed ;-)) Hope it works
CherieNina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do love the way you people rally!TenHouseCats wrote:http://forums.catholic.com/index.php?just posted the article on this site Have a purrfect day
Cherie

Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

2005-06-07 Thread tamara stickler

Yeah! When hasn't, "I'M GONNA TELL YOUR FATHER.!" NOT worked on a Catholic?! ;-)Susan Loesch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Someone in my group just emailed that they'd emailed the pope and copied the nuns, etc. That's a thought - might catch their eye when we email if it shows we've cc'd the pope.TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
we can be fairly sure that SOMEONE will read them.On 6/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: I just wrote him. He probably want get it. I'm sure he has people reading his mail for him. But maybe if enough people write him it will get through. I said that my donations would go to another source if this was allowed to continue. With holding money from any charitable organization will usually get someone's attention.  -- MaryChristineAIM / YAHOO: TenHouseCatsMSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]ICQ: 289856892
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Re: HELP




Stronghold is the European/Australian label for 
Revolution in the USA. It is made by the drug company Pfizer. Revolution and 
Stronghold are the EXACT same drug, just labeled and approved for different 
countries. You need to IMMEDIATELY wash your cat, ASAP! The drug continues to 
seep into the blood stream for 3 days after being applied! This COULD be an 
adverse reaction!

Here is the website for Revolution, and the PDF 
file of all the indications of the drug:
http://www.revolution4cats.com
http://www.revolution4cats.com/docs/pdf/FullInfill.pdf

SAFETY

REVOLUTION has been tested safe in over 100 different 
pure and mixed breeds of healthy dogs and over 15 different pure and mixed 
breeds of healthy cats, including pregnant and lactating females, breeding males 
and females, puppies six weeks of age and older, kittens eight weeks of age and 
older, and avermectin-sensitive collies. A kitten, estimated to be 56 
weeks old (0.3 kg), died 8 12 hours after receiving a single treatment of 
REVOLUTION at the recommended dosage. The kitten displayed clinical signs which 
included muscle spasms, salivation and neurological signs. The kitten was a 
stray with an unknown history and was malnourished and underweight (see 
PRECAUTIONS).
ADVERSE REACTIONS
Pre-approval clinical trials. 
Following treatment with REVOLUTION, transient localized 
alopecia with or without inflammation at or near the site of application was 
observed in approximately 1% of 691 treated cats. Other signs observed rarely 
(0.5% of 1743 treated cats and dogs) included vomiting, loose stool or diarrhea 
with or without blood, anorexia, lethargy, salivation, tachypnea, and muscle 
tremors.Post-approval experienceIn addition to the aforementioned clinical signs 
that were reported in pre-approval clinical trials, there have been reports of 
pruritis, urticaria, erythema, ataxia, fever, and rare reports of death. There 
have also been rare reports of seizures in dogs (see 
WARNINGS).
Here is the only info online for the actual brand 
Stronghold:
http://www.emea.eu.int/vetdocs/PDFs/EPAR/stronghold/V-050-PI-EN.pdf
Instructions specifically state:
Do not use in cats that are suffering from 
concomitant
disease, or are debilitated and underweight (for size and 
age).disease, or are 
debilitated and underweight.

I called the USA representative for the company, and she said that you need 
to contact your vet right away, and report it as a possible adverse reaction, 
and also you should call the Pfizer company located in your country and report 
it as well.
For USA call: 1-800-366-5288
For Australia call: 1-800-814-883 or 1-800-335-374
For Canada call: 1-877-633-2001 or 1-800-461-0917
(if you are not in any of these, tell me where you are, and I can GET the 
correct info for you!)

Here are the pages to get to the correct websites for all other countries: 
http://www.pfizer.com/pfizer/are/mn_about_all.jsp#worldwide
http://www.pfizer.com/pfizer/do/mn_animal.jsp#worldwide

You also need to report this adverse reaction to these authorities, if your 
vet does deem it an adverse reaction:

  
  The USDA's online form: https://web01.aphis.usda.gov/CVB/adverseeventreport.nsf/Adverse%20Event%20Report%20Form?OpenForm
  
  USDA Center for 
  Veterinary Biologics1-800-752-6255
  
  The FDA: To report an 
  adverse reaction to a non-vaccine medicine, you can reach the FDA by calling 
  the center for Veterinary Medicine at:1-800-FDA-VETS. Or to obtain a form, 
  write to:

  ADE Reporting System 
  Center for Veterinary 
  Medicine
  U.S. Food  Drug 
  Administration
  7500 Standish 
  Place
  Rockville, MD 
  20855-2773
I have a 
strong suspicion that this is related to the flea treatment. Please call your 
vet, and wash the cat right away!
Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html 


~~~I 
collect KMR kitten formula labels for Bazil, a 3 yr old special needs cat who 
must live on a liquid diet for the rest of his life.Bazil's caretaker 
collects labels and sends them to KMR, where they add up until she earns a free 
can of formula!PLEASE save your KMR kitten formula labels for Bazil!

If you use KMR, even just one can, please ask me for the mailing address 
you can send them to, to help feed Bazil!
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Re: FW: Bronx Nuns Seek Extermination of 8 Year Old Cat Colony - O.T.

unfortunately, too many just go to confession, say they're sorry, then
go out and continue the behavior til the next confession...

On 6/7/05, tamara stickler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Yeah!  When hasn't, I'M GONNA TELL YOUR FATHER.! NOT worked on a
 Catholic?!  ;-)
 
 Susan Loesch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
  
 Someone in my group just emailed that they'd emailed the pope and copied the
 nuns, etc.  That's a thought - might catch their eye when we email if it
 shows we've cc'd the pope.
 
 TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
 we can be fairly sure that SOMEONE will read them.
 
 On 6/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I just wrote him. He probably want get it. I'm sure he has people reading
  his mail for him. But maybe if enough people write him it will get
 through.
  I said that my donations would go to another source if this was allowed to
  continue. With holding money from any charitable organization will usually
  get someone's attention. 
  
 
 
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Re: Question - Long

if hubby put her outside very early on, she just may not be accustomed
to furniture. my jenny was a breeding queen, and tho she had been
out of the cage to play everyday, she had no concept of
vertical--she'd chase the other cats, but as soon as they went up
the cat-tree, she'd just stop and look up at them. took her awhile to
figure out that she could get up on things.

On 6/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 She weighs 4#. She looked a lot heavier with the fur. I will try the ramps,
 it seems strange having to reach down to the floor to pet her. She will let
 me pick her up and hold her as long as I am standing, but when I sit she
 will jump out of my lap. 
 


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Re: Question - Long

That reminds me of my cat Trouble.  He was raised as an only-cat with 
dogs and pretty much acted like a dog himself.  When new neighbors with 
cats moved in next door to us, I could see the wheels turning in his 
head as he watched them.  Hey!  I can do that too! 
Nina


TenHouseCats wrote:


if hubby put her outside very early on, she just may not be accustomed
to furniture. my jenny was a breeding queen, and tho she had been
out of the cage to play everyday, she had no concept of
vertical--she'd chase the other cats, but as soon as they went up
the cat-tree, she'd just stop and look up at them. took her awhile to
figure out that she could get up on things.

On 6/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 


She weighs 4#. She looked a lot heavier with the fur. I will try the ramps,
it seems strange having to reach down to the floor to pet her. She will let
me pick her up and hold her as long as I am standing, but when I sit she
will jump out of my lap.

RE: AC-Simba

2005-06-07 Thread Lewis Faye

Thank you! You are very kind.Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:









Lewis, I know you addressed this to Kat  but I wanted to write to you with the meditation which may work to find Simba  I have used it before myself and it worked like a miracle  please try to meditate several times a day - this was recommended by Dr. Ryan, she is an instructor of ACs  she said that it has been effective for many people and you will be reunited with missing animals in most amazing way.

You imagine a golden coil, coming from your heart center reaching into the world,
Searching and probing for missing Simba. Latch onto him like a magnet, guiding him safely home.

I will also meditate for Simba until he is found.

Hideyo





From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Lewis FayeSent: Monday, June 06, 2005 5:19 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: AC-Simba


Would you please do a reading for my baby, Simba? I lost him months ago and a few weeks ago, I thought I saw him. However, he climbed an incline that I could not climb and took off before I could verify that it was him. It may not have been him. However when I called his name, he stopped and looked at me. However, I could not look at him long enough to really tell for 100%. He was probably chased out of my yard by stray dogs. The dogs have been destroyed. They were vicious dogs. 



Here is his picture:



http://images.snapfish.com/343%3B2%3C%3A%3B23232%7Ffp47%3Dot%3E233%3A%3D937%3D32%3A%3DXROQDF%3E23236%3A94699%3A2ot1lsi



Thank you,

Faye"Kathleen A. Berard" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Animals that have crossed over are just as present to us as they are in their physical reality. There is sometimes a shift in energy, their personality still comes through but they may have a higher perspective or spiritual message for you that helps you move through life more easily. Here are some example questions that I offer to clients, although they are welcome to ask anything they like as well as give me messages to relay to the animal.

1) What did you like most about your life?
2) What did you like least?
3) What was your lifes purpose?
4) What would you like to tell me?
5) What frustrated you?
6) What can I learn from you?
7) How did you feel about the other animals/people in our home?
8) Have we had a past life together, or been together before in this lifetime?
9) What were you teaching me in our time together?
10) What can you tell me to help me deal with my sadness at losing your physical presence?
11) What can I do to make life better for the animals that are still with me?

To talk with animals, get prepared as I described in another email (Animal Communication) pick a quiet time, light a candle, then sit down and write out or type out your questions and what comes back. Be patient with yourself and the process, it does take some practice but I have no doubt you can talk with her. Writing or typing it puts you into a receptive mode, where you get out of that left brain thinking and just learn to flow with the energy coming to you and that you send out. I believe it also lets the animal know that you are serious and committed to understanding them better by taking the time to write or type it out. I think youll be surprised at the information you receive, that you DO receive information. Its just like talking with a person; you can write out the questions and receive messages in your mind, or you can ask her out loud and receive the
 messages, whatever feels most comfortable to you.

Kat

Kathleen A. Berard,Animal Communicator, Vibrational Essences Practitioner and Holistic Care Consultant
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Kat,

I am interested in contacting a cat whom passed in January of this year, is this possible?

Cherie
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Words of Wisdom from Dogs and Hamsters

Dawn
Baumann Brunke,
Author of Animal Voices and Awakening to Animal Voices wrote an interesting
article entitled Awakening to Animal Voices: Animal Guides and
Teachers which was published by www.soulfulliving.com The
article contains excerpts from Dawns new book, Awakening to Animal Voices, and can be
found at http://www.soulfuliving.com/awakening_to_animals.htm
Excerpts from sessions I did with my Weimaraners Max and Barney, and two dwarf
hamsters named Emily and Princess, were included in Awakening to Animal Voices. Here are a few of their
messages. The question asked of Max and Barney was what did they want humanity
to know about their species/about them:

Max: My world is one of quiet contemplation,
and moments of great joy. I am not here to prove anything or to be the
best at something. I Am Who I Am, and that means that whatever I
do or exhibit or feel and share with my beloveds is the core essence of me.
Honesty, Courage, Honor, those are important to me. That is what I am about. I
am also Love, big Love. And I am exactly where I am supposed to be, with
you and with those you share your home and your life with. I assist you at
times with your work, and that is something we have done before (in other
lifetimes). This time I have helped you open to your abilities by working with
divine, cosmic energy and bringing that into our home. My life is a good place
to be.

Barney: We are here to bring your
[humanitys] heart out to help you feel what you [humanity] know
deep inside to be true that you are worthy of the love that you show to
us. We show it back to you; look in our eyes, you see it there. We do not lie.
What you see is what you get. Sometimes you do not look closely, you are too
afraid. You do not want to see yourself, to give acceptance and love and
graciousness and compassion to yourself. We hold it for you to see and
that is the truth. Be true to your spirit, your self, your way of being. Do not
walk as another does. Walk as you are meant to walk. Be who you are. You are
here at this moment, in this lifetime, to accomplish great things.

The question posed to
Emily and Princess was what do you want young people to know?

Emily
and Princess:

(Emily) The world is evolving
quickly, much more quickly than many know. This is a good thing, and long
overdue, but also in its time. Humanity is having to make quicker choices
about self, about happiness, about prosperity, about peace at home and within
and in distant places, all at the same time. It is a confusing time, and a
wondrous time because you are in the midst of a dramatic evolutional
stage. Be part of the evolution, choose to take the next step forward and
up, look for what brings you peace and joy, and then look for how you can serve
others. Or, instead, you may find that serving others in whatever manner
whether that be serving the best hamburger with Love, or caring for a
person or animal with Love who is making their transition from this world, or
planting a bountiful garden with Love, or whatever you choose to do
will help you heal your heart and soul if they have been bruised.
Whatever you choose to do in this life, do it the very best you can, and with
Love. It will serve you well, more so than you can ever measure.

(Princess) This is a
great planet! We are all here for one reason soul growth.
We all have choices, and each choice we make sets into play a chain of
events. We will not see the end of the chain, or perhaps even past the
second link, but know that your actions and thoughts and words matter. Know
that you are important to this world, to its evolution, and your contribution
of self, of your unique self, your talents and skills and personal touch, are
needed and very, very important. Do not underrate yourself in any way. If you
find yourself in such a place, climb right back out and keep going. The
world needs you, and you need the world (yes, even those of you who think you
may not). Loneliness is not a place you need to live, it is simply a
choice you make, for those who choose to make it. We say, if you find yourself
there, please come back to us. We the collective We of humanity and
non-human beings need you. Truly.

Kat

Kathleen A.
Berard,Animal Communicator, Vibrational Essences Practitioner and
Holistic Care Consultant

KATALYST FOR ANIMAL
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is to find it. Oprah

Reincarnation/Healing-Health Issues

Here's a post I made to another list that you might find interesting.


I have had a few cases of animals living past lives as humans; I'm sure
I'd have had more by now except most clients don't ask me to explore
that question with their animal friend. 

Penelope Smith, in When Animals Speak, says Most domesticated animals
that I have communicated with have had experience in other lives as
humans. They are comfortable with human thinking and human problems.
They enjoy helping people through their often complex and emotionally
turbulent lives. They often easily accept being a cat or horse, even
though they haven't inhabited those forms before. In previous lives as
humans, they usually loved those animals, understood them, and
identified with them, or they are very conscious of their choice of
species and quick to learn how to enjoy life as that animal. Some
animals who have been humans before tend to act like, even demand, the
privileges of human living.

Animals who have had no human experience, or have never been a
domesticated animal, can be fearful of humans and find it hard to tune
into often confusing or chaotic human thinking. Some animals may just
want to hide out for a while and be feral, while they maintain a
minimal or safe contact with humans. They have made some decision to
learn from the path of being close to humans, but it may take them
awhile to respond to humans as something besides predators or alien
beings. By respecting their choices and understanding their situation,
we can greatly assist fearful animals to progress in the direction of
amiable coexistence. Experiencing and mastering another way of life is
usually the main purpose for changing forms and seeking totally
different circumstances.

An individual's passion or major concern usually has some past-life
thread. For example, people working now to rescue or assist animals may
have tried to help animals for lifetimes, or they may be attempting to
make up for having hurt them in the past. Horses who easily learn and
excel at dressage may have been equine champions previously. Horses who
resist an activity may have mastered that activity already and wish to
go on to something else. [pp 177-178, When Animals Speak]

Penelope has a whole chapter on this topic, as well as a section on how
animals perceive death including from the soul perspective.

Your animal friend is here in this form at this time because s/he chose
to be. With sick pets, we humans have to be careful not to project our
desires or need to heal onto an animal when it would interfere in some
way with their life path. It's a fine line; we want our animal friends
to have the best lives possible, but we have to take care not to force
them to move along because it pains us or disconcerts us to see them
struggling in some
way. They have to want to move forward, that's the key. You can
certainly
talk with them and ask them how s/he views her/his life with you, what
her/his life purpose is, and is there anything you can do to assist
her/him with that and with her/his health issues.

Your animal may be here in service to others (such as the joy s/he
brings to
animals and humans alike) because s/he is making up for something he
did
in past life/lives. For example, [I'm using he as an example], he wants,
he chose (at the soul level, before incarnating), the experiences he is
going through. There is learning there for him, even if it just looks
painful to us. We can offer assistance; it's sometimes hard to know when
it's assistance and when we're forcing their perceived issue into the
light rather than letting them get to that place of enlightenment on
their own. He may also be here to teach others (only he knows what he's
here to teach, so you'd have to ask him), and to offer others
unconditional love as well. 

Sit quietly with him, get centered, come from the heart, and ask him
what he might need from you to make this life the best it can be. He may
need nothing from you except love, and necessary (but not invasive)
medical care from time to time. You can offer him Bach or other
vibrational essences (first send the concept of essences to him and ask
him if those sound and feel useful/helpful/appealing to him, then trust
your instincts), energetic healing (such as Reiki or other forms), color
therapy, acupuncture, chiropractic, herbs . . . . Ask him what he would
find helpful and then be open to what he sends you. He may say
nothing; he may send you a color, a feeling, a knowing . . . trust
your instincts there.

It's always important to ask the animal if they wish healing assistance
before providing it (this is a principle of Reiki and other energetic
healing modalities -- the being has to want it and be open to it, it's
never sent without permission). I learned this lesson in a big way from
my dog, Max (he showed me a previous life as a dolphin). I worried
about him incessantly for several years because he had many, many health
issues (mostly due to vaccinosis). Two

Re: Kat - Drawing disease to our lives




I absolutely believe that every being that comes 
into my life arrives to teach me a lesson. I also believe that everything that 
happens to me is also happening to teach me a lesson, and allowing me to learn 
from it. I probably have not learned them all at the time, or even yet, but I 
know it all happened for a reason. I have so much capacity for compassion that I 
feel that these beings needing it come to me because there is a gap in them that 
I fill, and visa-versa, in me that they fill, almost in a purely scientific way. 
Like an empty vacuum being filled with air. Everything fits together in this 
world, where one thing is missing, something replaces it. If we make the right 
choices and take the correct actions, things fit together in a harmonious way, 
creating light and goodness, and truth. If we make the wrong choices, and make 
bad moves, things do not run so harmoniously, and we get the sensations of 
unwellness, conflict or discord. When things happen in our lives, we need to be 
aware of all of it's meanings, and then carefully make the decisions we need to 
make, and take the actions we need to take to put the situation to the best use 
in our lives, then we need to carefully find peace in what we have done, and 
file the information gathered from the happening in our consciousness, so we can 
actively recall and use the lessons it left with us. Each sick cat we take in 
leaves us with at least one lesson learned, most likely at least 4 or 5 lessons. 
The saying "you learn from your mistakes" rings negative to us, but in truth, 
it's just how we learn. It's only negative if you go through the mistakes, and 
then don't learn from them, and end up repeating them over and over again. 
There's another saying "history repeats itself". In that, exists proof that as a 
whole, humanity does not effectively learn from it's mistakes, and make the 
correct moves and take the correct actions as a whole. Each one of us who begins 
to learn, and use the lessons in our lives to create positive energy within 
ourselves and the world around us, is one more person changing the shape of our 
society and species, for the betterment of us all. 

You kind of got me started there... I have a 
whole website devoted to such things, I could rant and rave for hours on such 
topics. ;-)~

Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html 


~~~I 
collect KMR kitten formula labels for Bazil, a 3 yr old special needs cat who 
must live on a liquid diet for the rest of his life.Bazil's caretaker 
collects labels and sends them to KMR, where they add up until she earns a free 
can of formula!PLEASE save your KMR kitten formula labels for Bazil!

If you use KMR, even just one can, please ask me for the mailing address 
you can send them to, to help feed Bazil!
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Re: AC-Simba

2005-06-07 Thread Lewis Faye

Nina, the cat I saw was thin and looked like he had lost weight recently.Simba is a good hunter and there is plenty of mice, rats, and voles for him to eat and he does eat them. I wish I could have had a couple of more minutes to look at him to make sure. I was so stunned at seeing him in that place, that my mind wasn't at its best. Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh Faye, he's such a handsome man! I'm so sorry to hear Simba is still missing. He must be being fed by someone, if that was him. Have you done all the things that Gloria and her pals did in searching for Sam? Even if you have, it might be worth starting over. If someone has been feeding him, I'm sure they don't know that he has been missed all this time. I hope that was him, and that he'll finally be reunited with you somehow and soon.NinaLewis Faye wrote: Would you please do a reading for my baby, Simba? I lost him months ago and a few weeks ago, I thought I saw him. However, he climbed an incline that I could not climb and took off before I could verify that it was him. It may not have been him. However when I called his name, he stopped and looked at me. However, I could not look at him long
enough to really tell for 100%. He was probably chased out of my yard by stray dogs. The dogs have been destroyed. They were vicious dogs. Here is his picture: http://images.snapfish.com/343%3B2%3C%3A%3B23232%7Ffp47%3Dot%3E233%3A%3D937%3D32%3A%3DXROQDF%3E23236%3A94699%3A2ot1lsi Thank you, Faye *//*__Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Re: AC-Simba

Faye,
Did you read the article posted about methods of finding lost animals
based on their personalities? Why don't you set a humane trap in the
area you spotted him? If you don't own a trap, you can usually rent
them from feed stores, or get a rescue in your area that cares about
ferals to help. Write to me off list if you want some suggestions about
effectively setting the trap. I know how hard the 'not knowing' is. I
would trust your instincts on this, do you think he's still alive? Even
if that wasn't Simba you spotted, somebody's out there that could use
your help. You spotted that cat for a reason. Let me know what you
decide to do.

Nina

Lewis Faye wrote:

*/Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:

Oh Faye, he's such a handsome man! I'm so sorry to hear Simba is
still
missing. He must be being fed by someone, if that was him. Have you
done all the things that Gloria and her pals did in searching for
Sam?
Even if you have, it might be worth starting over. If someone has
been
feeding him, I'm sure they don't know that he has been missed all
this
time. I hope that was him, and that he'll finally be reunited with
you
somehow and soon.
Nina

Lewis Faye wrote:

Would you please do a reading for my baby, Simba? I lost him months
ago and a few weeks ago, I thought I saw him. However, he
climbed an
incline that I could not climb and took off before I could
verify that
it was him. It may not have been him. However when I called his
name,
he stopped and looked at me. However, I could not look at him long
enough to really tell for 100%. He was probably chased out of my
yard
by stray dogs. The dogs have been destroyed. They were vicious
dogs.

Here is his picture:

http://images.snapfish.com/343%3B2%3C%3A%3B23232%7Ffp47%3Dot%3E233%3A%3D937%3D32%3A%3DXROQDF%3E23236%3A94699%3A2ot1lsi

Thank you,
Faye
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need prayers please!









One of my 4 year old babies, a mutt doggy, Corky (mix of Scottie,
Westie and Schnauzer) all of sudden started having bloody stools early this
morning  or I should say, there really was no stools, just tons and tons
of dark red bloods coming out like a flood so much came out that I almost
fainted  I never seen so much blood at one place she has also
thrown up  I took her to her the emergency clinic getting some IV and
antibiotics  she bleeded there also. After some testing, they
narrowed it down to a couple of things  and they are hoping that fluid
therapy and the antibiotics will treat her - please pray for Corks
recovery  a poor baby, she is very scared there, she is never out of the
house and I really want to be able to bring her home soon!



Also, last Saturday, I rescued a boy kitty who I had been
feeding for several months now. I noticed that he lost lots of
weight (I hadnt seen him for a couple of weeks)  and I took him
to the vet  everything seems to be OK except that on ELISA, he tested positive
on FIV  now I am having Cornell Lab to do the western blot (as I had a
couple of cats who tested positive on FIV via ELISA, and ended up negative
later)  anyway, now I have to figure out where to place him  he
must have belonged to someone a long time ago, as he is very friendly and used
to people. I talked to Carl (I named him Carl) via AC  Carl told my AC
that he used to be an indoor kitty when she was a kitten, and somehow he became
an outdoor kitty, and somehow, then he did not have a home anywhere  I asked
via AC, if he would like to stay with me and to be an indoor kitty, he said he
would like that very much  I hope his lost weight is just a
temporary, and I am so praying that the western blot will come back as negative
 please also pray for Carls well-being, he is such a sweet baby,
and he has had a rough life since he had lost home

RE: and one more prayers also please!









I also have a stray kitty whom I have been
feeding, and who seems to be having some type of problems  I sort of
felt something was wrong a while ago, but I was not sure exactly what it was 
but yesterday morning, when George (his name) came to eat, he did not touch the
food at all  and I am so worried  according to my AC, he might
have a tooth infection and might have some problem with kidney  

I need to trap him and take him to a vet ASAP
 last night, I saw him in my neigh hood (under the car  which is
his favorite place) and I set a trap, and he went inside a trap, but something (weed)
got caught in the trap door and the trap did not close and he was able to get
out from the trap (I am so stupid not being so careful)  now I am
worried that he wouldnt go into the trap  



Please pray that I can trap him very very soon
so that I can take him to the vet and take care of him  

George told my AC that he is willing to try
to be an indoor kitty if I really wanted him to, but if he is not happy and
miserable there, he would like to be back on street  and I promised that
I would do let him go if that happened to be the case  he is a tom cat,
but he is not aggressive type at all. My priority is to catch him first
before his condition gets any worse. Please please pray that he will come to me
and I can trap him with no problem very very soon.



Thank you!



Hideyo











From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Hideyo Yamamoto
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 2:09 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: need prayers please!





One of my 4 year old babies, a mutt doggy, Corky (mix of
Scottie, Westie and Schnauzer) all of sudden started having bloody stools early
this morning  or I should say, there really was no stools, just tons and
tons of dark red bloods coming out like a flood so much came out that I almost
fainted  I never seen so much blood at one place she has also
thrown up  I took her to her the emergency clinic getting some IV and
antibiotics  she bleeded there also. After some testing, they
narrowed it down to a couple of things  and they are hoping that fluid
therapy and the antibiotics will treat her - please pray for Corks
recovery  a poor baby, she is very scared there, she is never out of the
house and I really want to be able to bring her home soon!



Also, last Saturday, I rescued a boy kitty who I had been
feeding for several months now. I noticed that he lost lots of
weight (I hadnt seen him for a couple of weeks)  and I took him
to the vet  everything seems to be OK except that on ELISA, he tested positive
on FIV  now I am having Cornell Lab to do the western blot (as I had a
couple of cats who tested positive on FIV via ELISA, and ended up negative
later)  anyway, now I have to figure out where to place him  he
must have belonged to someone a long time ago, as he is very friendly and used
to people. I talked to Carl (I named him Carl) via AC  Carl told my AC
that he used to be an indoor kitty when she was a kitten, and somehow he became
an outdoor kitty, and somehow, then he did not have a home anywhere  I
asked via AC, if he would like to stay with me and to be an indoor kitty, he
said he would like that very much  I hope his lost weight
is just a temporary, and I am so praying that the western blot will come back as
negative  please also pray for Carls well-being, he is such a
sweet baby, and he has had a rough life since he had lost home

RE: need prayers please!

Title: Message

Oh,
Hideyo, I'm praying Corky is now on the road to recovery and will be home really
really soon. And I'm praying Carl's result is negative. Sounds like he's home
already. What a lucky kitty, finding you. Already his life has improved a
million-fold! Thanks for all that you do for these little honeys. (I think of
you, and then I think of that awful feral-hating woman who calls herself a
vicar...it's an upside-down world)
love
and hugs, Kerry

-Original Message-From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Hideyo YamamotoSent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 3:09
PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: need prayers
please!

One of my 4 year old babies, a mutt
doggy, Corky (mix of Scottie, Westie and Schnauzer) all of sudden started having
bloody stools early this morning or I should say, there really was no stools,
just tons and tons of dark red bloods coming out like a flood so much came out
that I almost fainted I never seen so much blood at one place she has also
thrown up I took her to her the emergency clinic getting some IV and
antibiotics she bleeded there also. After some testing, they narrowed it
down to a couple of things and they are hoping that fluid therapy and the
antibiotics will treat her - please pray for Corks recovery a poor
baby, she is very scared there, she is never out of the house and I really want
to be able to bring her home soon!

Also, last Saturday, I rescued a boy
kitty who I had been feeding for several months now. I noticed that
he lost lots of weight (I hadnt seen him for a couple of weeks) and I took
him to the vet everything seems to be OK except that on ELISA, he tested
positive on FIV now I am having Cornell Lab to do the western blot (as I had a
couple of cats who tested positive on FIV via ELISA, and ended up negative
later) anyway, now I have to figure out where to place him he must have
belonged to someone a long time ago, as he is very friendly and used to people.
I talked to Carl (I named him Carl) via AC Carl told my AC that he used to be
an indoor kitty when she was a kitten, and somehow he became an outdoor kitty,
and somehow, then he did not have a home anywhere I asked via AC, if he would
like to stay with me and to be an indoor kitty, he said he would like that very
much I hope his lost weight is just a temporary, and I am so praying that the
western blot will come back as negative please also pray for Carls
well-being, he is such a sweet baby, and he has had a rough life since he had
lost homeMayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP is moving our Chicago office to the Hyatt Center, 71 S. Wacker Dr., Chicago, Illinois 60606 - effective June 15, 2005. Email addresses, telephone numbers, and facsimile numbers remain unchanged. For more information, click the link below or copy / paste the link into the address bar of your Web browser: http://www.mayerbrownrowe.com/chicago/move.asp Please Note: Effective July 1, 2005, some administrative functions will be located at 230 S. LaSalle, Chicago IL, 60604. This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the system manager. This message contains confidential information and is intended only for the individual named. If you are not the named addressee you should not disseminate, distribute or copy this e-mail.

Re: need prayers please!

2005-06-07 Thread Gloria B. Lane


Hideyo,

Many prayers coming for Cork and Carl -

FYI, I use homeopathic Arnica for bleeding, usually.  Use it on myself for 
nosebleed and I used it on my beloved kitty Nicky before he died - mouth 
bleeding, vet said cancer. Works great.


Gloria


At 03:08 PM 6/7/2005, you wrote:
One of my 4 year old babies, a mutt doggy, Corky (mix of Scottie, Westie 
and Schnauzer) all of sudden started having bloody stools early this 
morning  or I should say, there really was no stools, just tons and tons 
of dark red bloods coming out like a flood so much came out that I almost 
fainted  I never seen so much blood at one place she has also thrown up 
 I took her to her the emergency clinic getting some IV and antibiotics  
she bleeded there also.  After some testing, they narrowed it down to a 
couple of things  and they are hoping that fluid therapy and the 
antibiotics will treat her -  please pray for Corks recovery  a poor 
baby, she is very scared there, she is never out of the house and I really 
want to be able to bring her home soon!


Also, last Saturday, I rescued a boy kitty who I had been feeding for 
several months now.  I  noticed that he lost lots of weight (I hadnt seen 
him for a couple of weeks)  and I took him to the vet  everything seems 
to be OK except that on ELISA, he tested positive on FIV  now I am having 
Cornell Lab to do the western blot (as I had a couple of cats who tested 
positive on FIV via ELISA, and ended up negative later)  anyway, now I 
have to figure out where to place him  he must have belonged to someone a 
long time ago, as he is very friendly and used to people. I talked to Carl 
(I named him Carl) via AC  Carl told my AC that he used to be an indoor 
kitty when she was a kitten, and somehow he became an outdoor kitty, and 
somehow, then he did not have a home anywhere  I asked via AC, if he 
would like to stay with me and to be an indoor kitty, he said he would 
like that very much  I hope his lost weight is just a temporary, and I 
am so praying that the western blot will come back as negative  please 
also pray for Carls well-being, he is such a sweet baby, and he has had a 
rough life since he had lost home

RE: need prayers please!

Thank you, Gloria.  I gave a remedy called phosphorus on Corky before I
took her to the vet, but when she gets home, I will definitely try
Arnica as well!  Thank you!

PS: how is Sam by the way? 

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gloria B. Lane
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 2:22 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: need prayers please!

Hideyo,

Many prayers coming for Cork and Carl -

FYI, I use homeopathic Arnica for bleeding, usually.  Use it on myself
for 
nosebleed and I used it on my beloved kitty Nicky before he died - mouth

bleeding, vet said cancer. Works great.

Gloria


At 03:08 PM 6/7/2005, you wrote:
One of my 4 year old babies, a mutt doggy, Corky (mix of Scottie,
Westie 
and Schnauzer) all of sudden started having bloody stools early this 
morning - or I should say, there really was no stools, just tons and
tons 
of dark red bloods coming out like a flood so much came out that I
almost 
fainted - I never seen so much blood at one place- she has also thrown
up 
- I took her to her the emergency clinic getting some IV and
antibiotics - 
she bleeded there also.  After some testing, they narrowed it down to a

couple of things - and they are hoping that fluid therapy and the 
antibiotics will treat her -  please pray for Cork's recovery - a poor 
baby, she is very scared there, she is never out of the house and I
really 
want to be able to bring her home soon!

Also, last Saturday, I rescued a boy kitty who I had been feeding for 
several months now.  I  noticed that he lost lots of weight (I hadn't
seen 
him for a couple of weeks) - and I took him to the vet - everything
seems 
to be OK except that on ELISA, he tested positive on FIV - now I am
having 
Cornell Lab to do the western blot (as I had a couple of cats who
tested 
positive on FIV via ELISA, and ended up negative later) - anyway, now I

have to figure out where to place him - he must have belonged to
someone a 
long time ago, as he is very friendly and used to people. I talked to
Carl 
(I named him Carl) via AC - Carl told my AC that he used to be an
indoor 
kitty when she was a kitten, and somehow he became an outdoor kitty,
and 
somehow, then he did not have a home anywhere - I asked via AC, if he 
would like to stay with me and to be an indoor kitty, he said he would

like that very much - I hope his lost weight is just a temporary, and
I 
am so praying that the western blot will come back as negative - please

also pray for Carl's well-being, he is such a sweet baby, and he has
had a 
rough life since he had lost home...

RE: need prayers please!

Title: Message








Thank you, Kerry  it just makes me
mad that if his original owner was responsible enough, he wouldnt have
to live on street like he has been, and he may not have gotten FIV. He was not
even neutered  I probably should have taken him in several months ago
when I first saw him, then, he might not have gotten FIV either  thats
my only regret  poor baby Carl  I hope he gains his weight back
very soon.











From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of MacKenzie, Kerry N.
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 2:21
PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: RE: need prayers please!







Oh, Hideyo, I'm praying Corky is now on
the road to recovery and will be home really really soon. And I'm praying
Carl's result is negative. Sounds like he's home already. What a lucky kitty,
finding you. Already his life has improved a million-fold! Thanks for all that
you do for these little honeys. (I think of you, and then I think of that awful
feral-hating woman who calls herself a vicar...it's an upside-down world)





love and hugs, Kerry





-Original Message-
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Hideyo Yamamoto
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 3:09
PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: need prayers please!



One of my 4 year old babies, a mutt doggy, Corky (mix of
Scottie, Westie and Schnauzer) all of sudden started having bloody stools early
this morning  or I should say, there really was no stools, just tons and
tons of dark red bloods coming out like a flood so much came out that I almost
fainted  I never seen so much blood at one place she has also
thrown up  I took her to her the emergency clinic getting some IV and
antibiotics  she bleeded there also. After some testing, they narrowed
it down to a couple of things  and they are hoping that fluid therapy
and the antibiotics will treat her - please pray for Corks
recovery  a poor baby, she is very scared there, she is never out of the
house and I really want to be able to bring her home soon!



Also, last Saturday, I rescued a boy kitty who I had been
feeding for several months now. I noticed that he lost lots of
weight (I hadnt seen him for a couple of weeks)  and I took him
to the vet  everything seems to be OK except that on ELISA, he tested
positive on FIV  now I am having Cornell Lab to do the western blot (as
I had a couple of cats who tested positive on FIV via ELISA, and ended up
negative later)  anyway, now I have to figure out where to place him
 he must have belonged to someone a long time ago, as he is very
friendly and used to people. I talked to Carl (I named him Carl) via AC 
Carl told my AC that he used to be an indoor kitty when she was a kitten, and
somehow he became an outdoor kitty, and somehow, then he did not have a home
anywhere  I asked via AC, if he would like to stay with me and to be an
indoor kitty, he said he would like that very much  I hope
his lost weight is just a temporary, and I am so praying that the western blot
will come back as negative  please also pray for Carls
well-being, he is such a sweet baby, and he has had a rough life since he had
lost home








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RE: need prayers please!









Thank you, Sandy and all of your babies.











From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Sandy
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 2:15
PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: need prayers please!







Prayers, purrs, barks and hugs are being sent to you!!











Sandy, Shades,
Tribyl, Spike and Angel Houdini







- Original Message - 





From: Hideyo Yamamoto 





To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org






Sent: Tuesday, June 07,
2005 4:08 PM





Subject: need prayers
please!









One of my 4 year old babies, a mutt doggy, Corky (mix of
Scottie, Westie and Schnauzer) all of sudden started having bloody stools early
this morning  or I should say, there really was no stools, just tons and
tons of dark red bloods coming out like a flood so much came out that I almost
fainted  I never seen so much blood at one place she has also
thrown up  I took her to her the emergency clinic getting some IV and
antibiotics  she bleeded there also. After some testing, they
narrowed it down to a couple of things  and they are hoping that fluid
therapy and the antibiotics will treat her - please pray for Corks
recovery  a poor baby, she is very scared there, she is never out of the
house and I really want to be able to bring her home soon!



Also, last Saturday, I rescued a boy kitty who I had been
feeding for several months now. I noticed that he lost lots of
weight (I hadnt seen him for a couple of weeks)  and I took him
to the vet  everything seems to be OK except that on ELISA, he tested
positive on FIV  now I am having Cornell Lab to do the western blot (as
I had a couple of cats who tested positive on FIV via ELISA, and ended up
negative later)  anyway, now I have to figure out where to place him
 he must have belonged to someone a long time ago, as he is very
friendly and used to people. I talked to Carl (I named him Carl) via AC 
Carl told my AC that he used to be an indoor kitty when she was a kitten, and
somehow he became an outdoor kitty, and somehow, then he did not have a home
anywhere  I asked via AC, if he would like to stay with me and to be an
indoor kitty, he said he would like that very much  I hope
his lost weight is just a temporary, and I am so praying that the western blot
will come back as negative  please also pray for Carls
well-being, he is such a sweet baby, and he has had a rough life since he had
lost home

RE: need prayers please!

2005-06-07 Thread Joan Doljan

Sending lots of healing vibes.

JoanHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:









Thank you, Kerry  it just makes me mad that if his original owner was responsible enough, he wouldnt have to live on street like he has been, and he may not have gotten FIV. He was not even neutered  I probably should have taken him in several months ago when I first saw him, then, he might not have gotten FIV either  thats my only regret  poor baby Carl  I hope he gains his weight back very soon.





From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of MacKenzie, Kerry N.Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 2:21 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: RE: need prayers please!


Oh, Hideyo, I'm praying Corky is now on the road to recovery and will be home really really soon. And I'm praying Carl's result is negative. Sounds like he's home already. What a lucky kitty, finding you. Already his life has improved a million-fold! Thanks for all that you do for these little honeys. (I think of you, and then I think of that awful feral-hating woman who calls herself a vicar...it's an upside-down world)

love and hugs, Kerry

-Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hideyo YamamotoSent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 3:09 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: need prayers please!
One of my 4 year old babies, a mutt doggy, Corky (mix of Scottie, Westie and Schnauzer) all of sudden started having bloody stools early this morning  or I should say, there really was no stools, just tons and tons of dark red bloods coming out like a flood so much came out that I almost fainted  I never seen so much blood at one place she has also thrown up  I took her to her the emergency clinic getting some IV and antibiotics  she bleeded there also. After some testing, they narrowed it down to a couple of things  and they are hoping that fluid therapy and the antibiotics will treat her - please pray for Corks recovery  a poor baby, she is very scared there, she is never out of the house and I really want to be able to bring her home soon!

Also, last Saturday, I rescued a boy kitty who I had been feeding for several months now. I noticed that he lost lots of weight (I hadnt seen him for a couple of weeks)  and I took him to the vet  everything seems to be OK except that on ELISA, he tested positive on FIV  now I am having Cornell Lab to do the western blot (as I had a couple of cats who tested positive on FIV via ELISA, and ended up negative later)  anyway, now I have to figure out where to place him  he must have belonged to someone a long time ago, as he is very friendly and used to people. I talked to Carl (I named him Carl) via AC  Carl told my AC that he used to be an indoor kitty when she was a kitten, and somehow he became an outdoor kitty, and somehow, then he did not have a home anywhere  I asked via AC, if he would like to stay with me and to be an indoor kitty, he said he would like that very
 much  I hope his lost weight is just a temporary, and I am so praying that the western blot will come back as negative  please also pray for Carls well-being, he is such a sweet baby, and he has had a rough life since he had lost home



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Re: Transfer Factor




I hope Bramble gets better soon, sending positive 
energy his way.
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must live on a liquid diet for the rest of his life.Bazil's caretaker 
collects labels and sends them to KMR, where they add up until she earns a free 
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RE: need prayers please!

Hideyo, sending good healing thoughts and prayers your way.
Cherie"MacKenzie, Kerry N." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Oh, Hideyo, I'm praying Corky is now on the road to recovery and will be home really really soon. And I'm praying Carl's result is negative. Sounds like he's home already. What a lucky kitty, finding you. Already his life has improved a million-fold! Thanks for all that you do for these little honeys. (I think of you, and then I think of that awful feral-hating woman who calls herself a vicar...it's an upside-down world)
love and hugs, Kerry

-Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hideyo YamamotoSent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 3:09 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: need prayers please!

One of my 4 year old babies, a mutt doggy, Corky (mix of Scottie, Westie and Schnauzer) all of sudden started having bloody stools early this morning or I should say, there really was no stools, just tons and tons of dark red bloods coming out like a flood so much came out that I almost fainted I never seen so much blood at one place she has also thrown up I took her to her the emergency clinic getting some IV and antibiotics she bleeded there also. After some testing, they narrowed it down to a couple of things and they are hoping that fluid therapy and the antibiotics will treat her - please pray for Corks recovery a poor baby, she is very scared there, she is never out of the house and I really want to be able to bring her home soon!

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RE: need prayers please!

2005-06-07 Thread Lewis Faye

I am praying hard for your babies. Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:









Thank you, Kerry  it just makes me mad that if his original owner was responsible enough, he wouldnt have to live on street like he has been, and he may not have gotten FIV. He was not even neutered  I probably should have taken him in several months ago when I first saw him, then, he might not have gotten FIV either  thats my only regret  poor baby Carl  I hope he gains his weight back very soon.





From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of MacKenzie, Kerry N.Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 2:21 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: RE: need prayers please!


Oh, Hideyo, I'm praying Corky is now on the road to recovery and will be home really really soon. And I'm praying Carl's result is negative. Sounds like he's home already. What a lucky kitty, finding you. Already his life has improved a million-fold! Thanks for all that you do for these little honeys. (I think of you, and then I think of that awful feral-hating woman who calls herself a vicar...it's an upside-down world)

love and hugs, Kerry

-Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hideyo YamamotoSent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 3:09 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: need prayers please!
One of my 4 year old babies, a mutt doggy, Corky (mix of Scottie, Westie and Schnauzer) all of sudden started having bloody stools early this morning  or I should say, there really was no stools, just tons and tons of dark red bloods coming out like a flood so much came out that I almost fainted  I never seen so much blood at one place she has also thrown up  I took her to her the emergency clinic getting some IV and antibiotics  she bleeded there also. After some testing, they narrowed it down to a couple of things  and they are hoping that fluid therapy and the antibiotics will treat her - please pray for Corks recovery  a poor baby, she is very scared there, she is never out of the house and I really want to be able to bring her home soon!

Also, last Saturday, I rescued a boy kitty who I had been feeding for several months now. I noticed that he lost lots of weight (I hadnt seen him for a couple of weeks)  and I took him to the vet  everything seems to be OK except that on ELISA, he tested positive on FIV  now I am having Cornell Lab to do the western blot (as I had a couple of cats who tested positive on FIV via ELISA, and ended up negative later)  anyway, now I have to figure out where to place him  he must have belonged to someone a long time ago, as he is very friendly and used to people. I talked to Carl (I named him Carl) via AC  Carl told my AC that he used to be an indoor kitty when she was a kitten, and somehow he became an outdoor kitty, and somehow, then he did not have a home anywhere  I asked via AC, if he would like to stay with me and to be an indoor kitty, he said he would like that very
 much  I hope his lost weight is just a temporary, and I am so praying that the western blot will come back as negative  please also pray for Carls well-being, he is such a sweet baby, and he has had a rough life since he had lost home



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RE: AC-Simba









Are you planning to consult with Kat on
Simba? 

I hope you will  it might give you
a good clue as to how to find him  



I will be also praying that you and Simba
will be re-united very soon. I have been re-united with a cat who had been
missing months in the past  dont give up  he needs you to
continue to look for him.











From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Lewis Faye
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 2:54
PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: AC-Simba







I did read the article. It made some great points. 











There are several problems. The reason I didn't chase after him
that day is because I couldn't climb the cliff and it was fenced off and posted
to boot.











The posting is a major problem. The thing is people in this
area rarely post keep out signs. It makes me wonder if the owners are
operating a meth lab which is currently in epidemic in our rural area. It is a
new development but we have had 2 houses explode within the last 6 months. On
this land, nearest house is well off the road past the signs. In our part
of the world, people are very friendly and don't get bent out of shape with
their neighbors chasing a cat onto their land but these same folks don't post
signs either. Plus, the land is fenced with barb wire and very thick with
brush. 











The cat I sawmight not be him. There was an orange tabby
cat run over on that same street. I stopped by that dead body every day for 2
weeks and examined every hair on the body. It wasn't Simba but I couldn't
get it out of my mind that it was and had to keep reassuring myself. I
see a red or orange tabby and I think Simba.






Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:





Faye,
Did you read the article posted about methods of finding lost animals 
based on their personalities? Why don't you set a humane trap in the 
area you spotted him? If you don't own a trap, you can usually rent 
them from feed stores, or get a rescue in your area that cares about 
ferals to help. Write to me off list if you want some suggestions about 
effectively setting the trap. I know how hard the 'not knowing' is. I 
would trust your instincts on this, do you think he's still alive? Even 
if that wasn't Simba you spotted, somebody's out there that could use 
your help. You spotted that cat for a reason. Let me know what you 
decide to do.
Nina

Lewis Faye wrote:

 Nina, the cat I saw was thin and looked like he had lost weight 
 recently. Simba is a good hunter and there is plenty of mice, rats, 
 and voles for him to eat and he does eat them. I wish I could have 
 had a couple of more minutes to look at him to make sure. I was so 
 stunned at seeing him in that place, that my mind wasn't at its best. 

 */Nina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:

 Oh Faye, he's such a handsome man! I'm so sorry to hear Simba is
 still
 missing. He must be being fed by someone, if that was him. Have you
 done all the things that Gloria and her pals did in searching for
 Sam?
 Even if you have, it might be worth starting over. If someone has
 been
 feeding him, I'm sure they don't know that he has been missed all
 this
 time. I hope that was him, and that he'll finally be reunited with
 you
 somehow and soon.
 Nina

 Lewis Faye wrote:

  Would you please do a reading for my baby, Simba? I lost him months
  ago and a few weeks ago, I thought I saw him. However, he
 climbed an
  incline that I could not climb and took off before I could
 verify that
  it was him. It may not have been him. However when I called his
 name,
  he stopped and looked at me. However, I could not look at him long
  enough to really tell for 100%. He was probably chased out of my
 yard
  by stray dogs. The dogs have been destroyed. They were vicious
 dogs.
 
  Here is his picture:
 
 

http://images.snapfish.com/343%3B2%3C%3A%3B23232%7Ffp47%3Dot%3E233%3A%3D937%3D32%3A%3DXROQDF%3E23236%3A94699%3A2ot1lsi
 
  Thank you,
  Faye
  *//*



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I always say, anyone who says they hate cats hasn't had the pleasure of
being owned by a cat!
Nina

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Every time I promise my husband and
family no more animals one will turn up the next day. They have all
come to except it. I've even been able to convert two cat haters into
wonderful kitty parents.

RE: Sam is FOUND!

What a story! You really should write something! "Sam on the Lamb" lol.

tonya"Gloria B. Lane" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just want everybody to know that we FOUND SAM!Someone called me at 9:30 or so this morning, saying that she'd seen our poster in the mini-mart, and saw a cat like Sam's description at her house. I went right over, and there was Sam under her van in the driveway. Wow!I couldn't squeeze under the van, but stretched out and gave Sam some Fancy Feast. I had to slide out at bit and at some point Sam got scared and ran into the back yard. We attracted some of the neighborhood kids, too.Long story short, he jumped over a fence, went under a vacant house, where there was a live possum and an armadillo, so pretty soon he was outa there - I was glad! Headed for the next house and under it. By that time, Susan made it over to where it was all happening.Fortunately, the house he was under had only one opening, and had a pretty
neat large crawl space. He kept hiding behind the big air conditioning stuff and we couldn't get to him.Susan - in spite of spiders, dirt and claustrophobia - crawled under and set a couple of traps laced with cat food, mackerel, salmon juice, and a cup of milk. We sat in the driveway just about all day, except for a 2 hour break, checking under the house and eating junk food.About 9:15 or so tonight, Sam just walked up to the access door. Susan said, he's right there! We talked to him and I reached my hand in and petted him, I think he remembered me - nd pretty soon grabbed him. He tried to get away, and Susan scruffed him and got him to the car and WE GOT OUR SAM BACK - YEAA! He was doing the Siamese meow-meow all the way home, and it was great to hear!Thanks to you all for all your wonderful help!!Gloria -Original Message- From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gloria B. Lane Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2005 10:55 PM To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Subject: Sam is lost - add to Candlelight Service Hi - Belinda would you add Sam to the Candlelight Service, special needs list? Sam is lost. He belonged to an older lady whose family we know. She became sick and I found a foster home.The foster mom accidently let Sam outside last weekend, and he hasn't been seen since. Susan and I've been going over and passing out flyers and looking for him in the neighborhood.Sam is a 17 year old Siamese cat, never been outside before that I know of. Prayers and good thoughts and vibes
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Re: Kat - Drawing disease to our lives

Yeah, I could manually go in and change them all to text only for every reply 
after I
write it, but I can't guarantee I'll remember every time.

Jenn
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http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html

~~~
I collect KMR kitten formula labels for Bazil, a 3 yr old special needs cat who 
must
live on a liquid diet for the rest of his life.
Bazil's caretaker collects labels and sends them to KMR, where they add up 
until she
earns a free can of formula!
PLEASE save your KMR kitten formula labels for Bazil!

If you use KMR, even just one can, please ask me for the mailing address you 
can send
them to, to help feed Bazil!



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Re: Healing-Health Issues (bach flower essences, alt therapies)

Bach Flower EssencesRescue
RemedyCan I use this stuff on myself, and what will it do for me?
Anything that will help me concentrate and pay attention to my job? I already
carry around a bag of stones and crystals that were advised to me as possibly
helpful for my issues, and have a rock that sits beside my head on my nightstand
at night to help with nightmares (it's actually to help stoprepeating
negative patterns, but my nightmares have always been re-occurring, so that's
why I chose it).

Anybody here ever use crystals on cats, like in
their bedding, or made into collars or pendants on collars? I'm getting one made
for Bones, healing stones and crystals, for mind and body healing.

What about magnets? Anyone ever have any success
with using magnetic therapy on their cats for various ills (particularly
interested in if it helps traumatic injuries).

I'm already getting Bones a orthopedic foam bad
with heat and massage options, plus going to start her on crondroitin, MSM, and
vitamin C supplement (it's made just for joint and bone issues). http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=10354N=2001+113677It's
the Flex-care MSM granules on that page. Was considering getting some magnets to
put in the bedding.

Any other suggestions that might speed her
healing time? She's doing really good so far, I just want to do everything I
can. She's going to physical therapy with me in 2 weeks, and I also have the
number of an acupuncturist, but have not called her yet. She does not seem to be
in very much pain anymore, the drugs the vet gave me for her pain seem to really
work great. You guys ever heard of Metacam? I give her a dose every 3 days, and
she seems so much better since starting it.
Jennhttp://ucat.ushttp://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html

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collect KMR kitten formula labels for Bazil, a 3 yr old special needs cat who
must live on a liquid diet for the rest of his life.Bazil's caretaker
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can of formula!PLEASE save your KMR kitten formula labels for Bazil!

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Re: Healing-Health Issues (bach flower essences, alt therapies)


Jenn,
I'm so very glad to hear bones is more comfortable and doing well.  Give 
her a nuzzle for me.  Is she gaining any weight?


Something that I'm going to look into is Lyprinol.  Anyone heard of it?  
I don't know very much about it yet.  It's a human anti-inflammatory 
supplement that's suppose to be good for asthma and arthritis.  If it 
checks out as something I think will be safe and effective, I'll try it 
for Zevon, (my German Shepherd with Degenerative Myelopathy) and Gypsy, 
(my IBD kitty).  Here's the link http://www.lyprinol.com/home.htm


A couple of women on my IBD list are using it and have had good results 
so far.  If you check it out let me know what you think.

Nina

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