Also - has he had anything to deal with intestinal parasites? Might talk to the vet and get something for parasites - or get a stool test. Think our rescue uses Drontal and Flagyl before adopting out, for that sort of thing. It's not unusual for cats coming out of rescue to have that sort of
Please add my friend's cat Tad (not FELV) to the Candlelight list.
Tad was older - about 16, a pretty yellow-orange cat with a sweet
disposition. He was injured while being outdoors several weeks ago.
My friend said he was going to keep Tad inside after that, but they
didn't. There was
Thank you everyone for your help and prayers! Yesterday I went over to
my sister's to help her implement all your wonderful suggestions,
(another one we got off-list was to spray my sister's urine around the
perimeter of the house!). I began combing my sister's yard, and her
adjacent
hip hip meow! i'm SO happy to hear this. ask barb, last night i was so worried when you hadn't posted anything that i was having trouble getting to sleep!
On 3/26/06, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you everyone for your help and prayers!Yesterday I went over tomy sister's to help her
MC,
You're so sweet! I should have posted last night, but the night before
I couldn't get to sleep until 3am, (worrying about the little stinker),
and we covered alot of ground in Connie's neighborhood! I was so
exhausted that I just couldn't face anything but a meal and bed.
Knowing you
Gloria,
I'm sorry to hear about Tad. You're friend must be so upset with his
parents because of what happened. It's so sad that not everyone is as
understanding and indulgent about living with a loved one that happens
to be a different species. I wonder if your friend will consider having
YES YES! I am so happy to read this Tux was in my prayers
yesterday and today. I'm ecstatic that he's back with his people, and
that this story had a happy ending.
Cheers,
Lance
aw, gloria, i'm sorry. how awful this must be for your friend. i echo everything nina said (specially about putting the parents out in the yard).
GLOW to guide tad to the bridge, and to help heal all the sadness this has evoked.-- MaryChristineAIM / YAHOO: TenHouseCatsMSN: [EMAIL
Thank you Lance. I'm sure that your good thoughts, along with so many
others, helped Tux finally come out of hiding. Thanks everyone for
indulging me with this way OT thread.
Nina
Lance Linimon wrote:
YES YES! I am so happy to read this Tux was in my prayers
yesterday and
Hi Karen,
Yes, the IO is the stuff that hasn't yet been approved by the FDA yet
and is administered subq. You have to get a special dispensation from
the FDA and I ordered mine from the UK. It is pricey. When I was
getting it for Grace and Jazz it was costing me about $700 bucks with
exchange
Hi Jeni,
I'm sorry Yodel is having difficulties adjusting :(. You didn't mention
if Yodel's stool is normal looking, or if it is loose. I'm wondering if
using the bathtub had to do with seeking privacy. He might have felt
safer when in, um, such a vulnerable position, having the walls of
Yep, poor little lamb wasn't far at all! I wonder if he's exasperated
with us for being so lousy at hide and seek!
N
BONNIE J KALMBACH wrote:
Nina, that's wonderful news! I guess this is one more recommendation for
the theory that often lost kitties are not far away.
Bonnie
This was posted on one of my Katrina
boardsI went to the Website and they do say in their section on euthanization
that for a small fee, they will NOT sell the animal for research! I know
they are not the only animal control facility that does this but for folks in
MI, a heads up!
oh, darling, we in michigan are VERY well aware of this-- MaryChristineAIM / YAHOO: TenHouseCatsMSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]ICQ: 289856892
good chance, i bet--and hissed that he wasn't missed enough! (in his little mind, at least!)
On 3/26/06, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep, poor little lamb wasn't far at all!I wonder if he's exasperatedwith us for being so lousy at hide and seek!
NBONNIE J KALMBACH wrote:Nina, that's wonderful
Would it help if I flew to pick it up?
I fly free
700.00 worth give a take is this a one time thing or do they have to stay
on it everyday forever like the regular interferon.
Karen
Thank God. I have been so worried about Tux.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
from the shelter of
compassion and pity, you will have men who
Just ideas that I may have already posted: Try a fairly large Rubbermaid
container with an unscented litter. The high sides may provide security as
Nina has suggested. You could try it with and/or without the lid on it. My
cats had scented litter. I strongly urge you not to use it. Arm
I imagine he is wondering what the ^*(()^ took you all so long to find
him. No cat would take that long to find a friend. :))
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
from
the outcome was simply a miracle on paws...
What was the outcome? Is there a thread I should check to read more
about it? Paolo or anyone else can reply to me here or off-list at my
address if this has been discussed very much. I'm new to the list, as
my cat recently tested positive with
Didnt mean to offend anybody in Michigantoo sadly, I know
they are not uniquejust never quite seen it posted right out there like
that!
Chris
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I'm with Nina.
When his folks get old and too much to handle, how about sticking them in
the back yard and letting them sleep out there.
Terri
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Sent: Sunday, March 26, 2006 1:47
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I'm sorry to hear about this, too. Anything that can be prevented by
something as simple as keeping the cat indoors makes it hard to
handle. As you said, Tad did have a long life. That's something to be
happy about, though he should have had more time. I hope your friend
is hanging in
nothing that anyone has been able to do far has made any difference; they just don't care and clearly aren't concerned with what other people might think i think it's good that people get to see such arrogance, actually
On 3/26/06, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Didn't mean to offend
Lance tell us about your kitty and how you found out he/she is
positive. Is he asymptomatic, (seemingly healthy)? How old is he,
etc? When I first found out my bottle babies had felv, I started
researching like a mad woman, (as everyone on this list has done), and
found out about Interferon
Hi all,I just needed to tell someone that I am having a really bad missing my baby girl cry.This happens every so often but not as much as it used to.I knew EVERYONE here would understand. She has been gone almost 5 months and it still hurts so much. I have had many cats in my life come and go,but
In a message dated 3/26/06 12:27:25 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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Hooray! It's so nice to have a happy
ending
Oh Nina.. How woderful for Tux, your sister, you and all involved in
the efforts to bring Tux home!!!
I LOVE HAPPY ENDINGS!!!
Patti her Motley Crew
Just the other day, I had a good
missing-my-baby-cry too. Sylvester has been gone since last June and some
days it still hits me really hard. I also lost a sweet baby about 4 years
ago (exactly 4 years in just a few days) so this time of the year is still
really hard for me. Sylvester had
Sherry,
I understand. I've lost some very close feline friends. It's not
something that can be gotten over easily, because we always love
them. Our love for them continues, even when they aren't here to
receive it. Sometimes, something hits us out of the blue that makes
us desperately
I should note that I was actually addressing both Sherry and Chris. I
was crying too, so things might not have come out right. Take care.
Lance
thank you Chris and Lance for your comforting wordsLance [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I should note that I was actually addressing both Sherry and Chris. I was crying too, so things might not have come out right. Take care.Lance
Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+
Three weeks ago, my mom took her 2 year old cat, Sadie, to the vet.
Sadie had not been eating as well as usual, was getting noticeably
thinner, and was listless. This had only been going on for a week or
so. She obviously didn't feel good. Sadie tested positive for feline
leukemia. The
Lance my prayers and thoughts are with you and Ember (pretty name).Felv is such a sad thing to go through,at least for me and Maizee it was.But I have heard stories on here of cats with felv living long happy lives.I hope Ember can be one of the lucky ones. When I found out Maizee was felv+ I was
Hey Lance, glad to see you made it to this list...
Gloria
in Little Rock
At 04:38 PM 3/26/2006, you wrote:
the outcome was simply a miracle on paws...
What was the outcome? Is there a thread I should check to read more
about it? Paolo or anyone else can reply to me here or off-list at my
It was hard on him to lose Tad, and hard for me too - I was so angry
and sad and all that. Just hope that they've learned something about
taking care of cats. We buried Tad this afternoon, in a lovely place,
with stones on top, I got out a nice old pillow case with pretty
embroidery. Sigh.
I tried to send them a message, but their web
site had a technical difficulty. Maybe they
really don't want people to contact them.
Gloria
At 06:07 PM 3/26/2006, you wrote:
nothing that anyone has been able to do far has
made any difference; they just don't care and
clearly aren't
Hi Lance,
Sorry you have to be here but welcome !
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