Thank you, Sherry - thanks to everyone for your kind supportive
words. Gloria
On Dec 30, 2005, at 9:55 PM, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
Gloria,I am so sorry to hear about your sweet little Pansy.You are
in my thoughts and prayers.You were doing the right thing,the lord
had a different path for he
Hello,
I am new to this group but hope to gain a lot of insight and provide some
support. I'm the proud mom to 12 beautiful kitties and we just found out
today that our precious Charlie (pictured below)
has lymphoma. He is also FeLV positive. We are proceeding with
chemotherapy. Please
Ha! Well I had dinner with a friend of mine tonight who is our shelter director. She was telling me they had a calico male and was going on about how uncommon they are. I was thinking they were uncommon kind of like yellow females, but she said they were much more rare. I do tend to confu
That name just sounds familiar.. tSherry DeHaan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Tonya its hard to say if I mentioned Rafferty before,I have been trying to decide who I want to foster,I had Dodger on my list,Katarina(Hurricane surviver)and a few others.If you want to see the kitties they a
actually, male calicos are not THAT rare-- one in 3,000, i believe. however, FERTILE male calicos are very uncommon.
CaLiCo (Calico Liberation Coalition) is a radical, left-paw social and political organization dedicated to world domination we have weekly chats, message boards.
On 12/30/
If that website didn't work try www.crashslanding.org sherrycatatonya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Sherry, Did you post about Rafferty before? I hope you decide to take him. What a wonderful shelter that will take care of that many cats with fiv and felv! I will keep Hardy in my prayers.
Tonya its hard to say if I mentioned Rafferty before,I have been trying to decide who I want to foster,I had Dodger on my list,Katarina(Hurricane surviver)and a few others.If you want to see the kitties they are at www.crash'slanding.org the Fiv and felv+ are the ones with the green hearts next to
Sherry, Did you post about Rafferty before? I hope you decide to take him. What a wonderful shelter that will take care of that many cats with fiv and felv! I will keep Hardy in my prayers. tonyaSherry DeHaan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Thank goodness for people like Tad and Marie to ta
These are just the cutest things I have seen in a long time. I wish I lived closer and could take in a new baby! I'm leaving the picture attached just so everyone can see it again! t"Pamela P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Here are the three FeLV+ kittens I mentioned earlier. Sorry about
Hi all, Here's a one in a million deal! I actually just got an email through one of my Georgia rescue lists from someone looking specifically to adopt a positive cat. Evidently she has one positive and one negative, healthy adult cats. She wants to adopt a 3rd cat and has elected to take in
Thank goodness for people like Tad and Marie to take in special kitties.Frederico is a lucky little guy.I too am considering fostering a FIV kitty named Rafferty,he is a handsome but funny looking guy.I have been volunteering at a local shelter,we now have 75 Fiv and Felv + cats there,I just adore
Gloria,I am so sorry to hear about your sweet little Pansy.You are in my thoughts and prayers.You were doing the right thing,the lord had a different path for her.Take care. Sherrywendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Gloria,Sorry-I responded to your post before I read the restand see that you already
Jen,
It's wonderful hearing that you spent such a grand
Christmas with Ewok! Michelle's advice has been the
real gift of Christmas, huh?
I can't believe that he went all the way to Chicago
(is that right?) with you in the car!!! How crazy is
that?! My cats would not have liked that! haha.
W
They're adorable!!!
--- "Pamela P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here are the three FeLV+ kittens I mentioned
> earlier. Sorry about the
> glowing eyes on the buff baby -- we have terrible
> lighting in the shelter.
> They were all still a little groggy from anesthesia,
> hence the glassy eyes.
Gloria,
Sorry-I responded to your post before I read the rest
and see that you already explained what the vet said.
I cannot imagine getting a phone call like that. What
Nina says is right: don't second-guess yourself. You
were doing the responsible thing for Pansy, taking her
in for a routine
Gloria,
I am so sorry to hear about Pansy! What a shock that
must have been! What did the vet say caused Pansy's
death?! I am so sorry. This is a tough way to end a
year. I will keep you in my prayers and I hope that
you continue to be comforted by the warm memories you
have of her.
:)
Wendy
Kerry,
It's so wonderful to hear news like this. It makes me
feel warm inside knowing what hope this gives you and
Bandy. I hope that his bloodwork continues to be
great and that anemia is not a part of your vocabulary
for a long time to come!
Congratulations and Happy New Year!
Wendy
--- Kerr
Gloria, I am so very, very sorry! What a terrible shock for you. We all know that there are risks with surgery, but it all seems so routine these days that you never expect anything like this. I know Pansy will wait for you with your others who have gone to the bridge. tonyaGloria Lane <
I thought male calicos were very rare? t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You know, I never really stood back and looked at the shelter's FIV females as far their colors, etc. Now, reading this, it really hits home Our FIV+ girls are few (10% female, 90% male), but the majority of them ARE ca
Here are the three FeLV+ kittens I mentioned
earlier. Sorry about the glowing eyes on the buff baby -- we have terrible
lighting in the shelter. They were all still a little groggy from
anesthesia, hence the glassy eyes.
From: Pamela P. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, Decemb
Thank you for the happy update. Hopefully
any friction he might be tempted to feel for his new housemates will continue to
be overcome by the joy of being out of a cage for the first
significant amount of time in 2 1/2 months. He is truly a treasure of a
cat.
He came in as a stray so o
Stories like this are why I stay on the list.
Bravo!
Terri in NJ
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furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec & Salome'
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What a
darling Tad's newest kitty is! Kerry
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lives!
Thank you again, Tad and Marie. I hop
I already have a Fred in the room, also a tuxedo
so I think I will shorten his name to Rick...
I am so glad I caught the post lastnight and was in time
to save himWhat a great cat he isI set him on the
bed in the middle of everybody and everybody came by
an sniffed and he meowed back.
Thank you again, Tad and Marie. I hope Federico is
settling in and getting some much-needed snuggles and kisses. You should
have seen how happy he was when we took him out of the cage he's been in for the
last two weeks. We've had to limit our physical contact with him and it's
been bruta
Oh, my God, Gloria! I am so, so, so sorry. How scary and horrible. I'm sorry.
Michelle
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Would you add Pansy to the Bridge list? I took her to the vet this morning to be spayed. When I called this af
Oh Gloria, I'm so sorry, for Pansy and esp for you. I know how hard it
is to send any of them off for surgery. I always worry and this is
why. From the instances of this happening, it doesn't seem to matter
how old they are. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason for this
sort of thin
>>>Think next time
I'll wait till the kitty is older<<<
Still, it's not as if you did it unreasonably early. Six months should
have been fine.
I wonder if anyone else on the list will have any ideas on the possible
cause.
It's awful. So hard to take, and especially hard for you knowing illness
w
oh, gloria, i'm so sorry! sending lots of GLOW to guide pansy home--there are a lot of my persians at the bridge who will welcome her, and keep her from missing you too much. i wish i could do the same for you...
-- MaryChristineAIM / YAHOO: TenHouseCatsMSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]ICQ: 289856892
How horrible! I'm so sorry. Big hugs to you.
Goodnight, sweet Pansy...
=^..^= Terri, Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, Travis, and 6
furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth, Alec & Salome'
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Personal Pa
Thanks so much, Kerry. I'm in shock, what can I say. he didnt say -
he did say that she had fluid on her chest, so suggested maybe FIP -
but I know how easy it is to blame these unknown things on FIV, FELV,
FIP and so on. He just didn't know. She seemed healthy, very
playful, ate ok - co
Gloria, I am so terribly sorry. No wonder you're in shock. Did he give
any explanation? That should never happen with a healthy cat, right?
I really am so, so sorry. That's such a sad end to the year.
sending love and hugs, Kerry
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Would you add Pansy to the Bridge list? I took her to the vet this
morning to be spayed. When I called this afternoon, he said that she
died after the surgery!! I was shocked. I got her in early December.
She was not FELV, was a pretty little 6 mo old silver Persian, really
sweet, playfu
They are the same drug, Lomustine.
Gary
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Sent: Friday, December 30, 2005 1:33
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Subject: Re: Ewok update!
Jen, I am so glad he is doing well! Dex is really an amazing drug,
hey, chris--
do you know if anyone has checked the local petfinder listings? that might be a way to find people in the area who might be able to come out and help i don't have a cell phone nor unlimited calling or i'd offer to help if that hasn't been done. most of my contacts are cat peo
Well, everybody seems to
be cross posting everywhere. I just talked to Shannon—she says that Amy’s
biggest worry is the dog that escaped!
Chris
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Chris~
Sorry, I just checked and it's at least a 3-4 hour drive for
me
Patti
This was
posted on the StealthVolunteer board—this person was transporting Katrina
animals back to New Orleans—is there anybody here who is close & can
help—No one on board seems to live near there…….
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Sent: F
I'm really happy to hear that Ewok is doing well, I hope it
continues for a long, long time!!
It looks like ceenu is the same thing as ccnu
http://www.drugdigest.org/DD/DVH/Uses/0,3915,394%7CCeeNU,00.html
http://www.medicinenet.com/lomustine-oral/article.htm
Drug information for
LOMUS
Jen~
How wonderful! Sounds like a terrific Christmas!!
I'll continue to keep little Ewok in my prayers
Patti
You know, I never really stood back and looked at the shelter's FIV females
as far their colors, etc.
Now, reading this, it really hits home
Our FIV+ girls are few (10% female, 90% male), but the majority of them ARE
calicos..
Also, second to the calicos are the solid black girls..
Jen, I am so glad he is doing well! Dex is really an amazing drug, in
terms of how fast it makes them feel better. I am so glad your vet gave you a
shot to take with you. I never heard of Ceenu, so am not sure it is
CCNU. If it isn't, I would love to hear more about it and file the info i
Thanks for the update Jen. Prayers and good energy for Ewok to continue
doing so well! I'm praying that the steroids and your love shrink that
tumor and he becomes an even bigger xmas miracle boy.
Much love,
Nina
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Hi All!
Hope everybody's holiday was a good one! Sa
Tad that is wonderful of you to take in Frederico - so pleased he will
have a happy loving home.
Michelle, Buddy, Minstrel & Angel Bramble
That's nice news, Jen. It is bittersweet, I know, but I'm glad you're enjoying your time with Ewok. I have an older cat (negative) starting to decline that refuses to be medicated. I know how you feel when thinking about the time you have left. t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All!Hope everybod
That's just such great news Jen. May you and Ewok have lots more time (and
equally happy times) together. Sounds like he enjoyed his "vacation" with your
Mom too!
Sending zillions of positive vibes Ewok's way.
hugs to you both, Kerry
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Hi All!
Hope everybody's holiday was a good one! Santa apparently heard my
wish...Ewok did so well while we were at my Mom's house! I don't know
what I would have done without that dex shot...I can't remember when I
posted last, but I gave him the extra cytoxen I had last weekend along
with
Hooray for Bandy and you! You're such a good Mom! How's Lil Rascal
doing? Thank you for posting what is working with Bandy, I'm sure all
your positive energy and determination are a big factor too.
Nina
MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
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Wonderful wonderful news about Bandy, Kerr
Calico's are notoriously feisty, strong willed and for lack of a better
euphemism, leader-oriented. I'd never heard that they were more likely
to get FIV, but the personality aspect sure makes sense, (same thing
with the orange boys). Very interesting. MC, what's the name of the
Calico grou
That's great Kerry! Happy Mew Year to you and Bandy! tonyaKerry Roach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hi everyone, Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and your kitties are doing good. Bandy's last blood work was in Oct..PCV 27 and weight 7.1#..so week before Christmas it was 32 and weight w
I agree. I'm glad you're taking Frederico, Tad. Are you keeping the name? lol. tGloria Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Yea Tad, how wonderful that you're taking this lucky kitty! GloriaOn Dec 29, 2005, at 10:17 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:> Tad~> Oh. you and Marie are just so wonderf
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Wonderful wonderful news about Bandy, Kerry! You and Bandy are miracle
workers!
Yes,
keep us posted when you have time.
hugs
to you both, Kerry M.
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Yea Tad, how wonderful that you're taking this lucky kitty! Gloria
On Dec 29, 2005, at 10:17 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tad~
Oh. you and Marie are just so wonderful!!
Please update us with news of Frederico!
Hugs,
Patti
My first FELV cat was calico - Calawalla Banana Booboo, a real
darling. However, I now have several FELV cats and FIV cats. None
are calico. If there's any predominance in color, it's black. My
friend Susan has several FELV and FIV, and I don't recall seeing a
calico. FYI -
Gloria
Both female cats that I have had with FIV (still have Buddy) were and are
calico
Michelle
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