Re: Idea on raising funds for animal charities
Phaewryn,How does my signature read? Is it too pushy, not specific enough, or okay? I wanted to include more information such as specific links to the merchants (which they allow), but it wouldn't fit. I tried to get out the message in the limited space I could. Thanks, Gina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Place alink to the URL in your email signature. That works for me, most of my traffic comes through my email sig. PhaewrynPLEASE Adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescue!!!http://ucat.us/adopt.html DONATE: We could really use a power saw (for construction), a digital camera (for pictures) and HOMES for CATS! No virus found in this outgoing message.Checked by AVG Free Edition.Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.10.9/417 - Release Date: 8/11/2006Please visitmy Tigger Tales site! At the bottom of the home and links pages aremy merchant affiliate banners. If anyone uses my links to make a purchase, I will receive a percentage of all final sales.I am going to donate100% ofthe proceeds to animal welfare organizations.This is a great way to shop your favorite online pet stores and give something to a worthy cause. Thank you in advance! Stay in the know. Pulse on the new Yahoo.com. Check it out.
Re: OT:Kitten love!
I agree--kitten/cat love is one of the most wonderful things in life!GinaBarb Moermond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: oh isn't that just the most heart-melting wonderful thing?? thank you for sharing:)Gary Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi everyone, I'm up early as I have to work all weekend and I just have to tell someone how darling my kittens are. I worked late yesterday, got in dead tired at 10:30 and went into the bedroom to set the alarm. The 4 newly unsequesteredkittens came racing in and lined up in a row on the edge of the bed to get a treat. (we've beenluring them into the room at night by shaking the treat bag, guess they've got that lesson down pat!) I turned off the light and layed down, hubby stayed up to watch Letterman, but fell asleep in the lazy boy out in the tv room. Some time latter I woke up plastered with kittens. One laying on top of each arm, one on my back, and Will on my head, and all of them purring like crazy!!! Even on not much sleep, this was just pure bliss. Normallythey sleep in bed, but I'll only have one at a timesnuggled up to me.Guess they missed me while I was working late...Iadore my kittens! Beth [EMAIL PROTECTED] 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 Do you Yahoo!?Next-gen email? Have it all with the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.Please visitmy Tigger Tales site! At the bottom of the home and links pages aremy merchant affiliate banners. If anyone uses my links to make a purchase, I will receive a percentage of all final sales.I am going to donate100% ofthe proceeds to animal welfare organizations.This is a great way to shop your favorite online pet stores and give something to a worthy cause. Thank you in advance! Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.
Patches
This morningmy housemate Gail and Ihad to make the decision to help Patches to the Bridge. As you know, he's been refusing all food -- or he'd taste it once and then the next time ignore it. In the past few days it became apparent that swallowing was becoming an issue, so we took him to the vet this morning. The vet said his lymph nodes were swollen and he seemed to be in pretty classic crash mode, and rather than put him through more unpleasantness with syringing and pills, we chose to let him go. We stayed with him until he was gone, quickly and peacefully. When he came to us, he was filthy and full of vermin, and it was days before he would let us touch the parts of his body where the mats had been. When he left, at least, he was clean and loved to be petted all over. This at least we could do for him, and give him all the love and care we could. This morning, I told him that if it turns out he gets another time around, he should come back to us. He was a dear little soul, and we will miss him. Gentlest of Bridge vibes to our Patches. I want to thank everybody here for their support and caring and wonderful information during this brief sojourn with Patches. You have all been beyond great. Diane R. ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^= ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ ="Nice kitty!" -- Prof. Radcliffe Emerson The Snake, the Crocodile and the Dog^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^= ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ =
Re: Patches
Dear Diane: I am so sorry to hear your news! My heart breaks! It is a very difficult deceision to help our love ones cross over the bridge! Trust that he is happy and pain free! Precious Pets, Almost Home Association --- Diane Rosenfeldt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This morning my housemate Gail and I had to make the decision to help Patches to the Bridge. As you know, he's been refusing all food -- or he'd taste it once and then the next time ignore it. In the past few days it became apparent that swallowing was becoming an issue, so we took him to the vet this morning. The vet said his lymph nodes were swollen and he seemed to be in pretty classic crash mode, and rather than put him through more unpleasantness with syringing and pills, we chose to let him go. We stayed with him until he was gone, quickly and peacefully. When he came to us, he was filthy and full of vermin, and it was days before he would let us touch the parts of his body where the mats had been. When he left, at least, he was clean and loved to be petted all over. This at least we could do for him, and give him all the love and care we could. This morning, I told him that if it turns out he gets another time around, he should come back to us. He was a dear little soul, and we will miss him. Gentlest of Bridge vibes to our Patches. I want to thank everybody here for their support and caring and wonderful information during this brief sojourn with Patches. You have all been beyond great. Diane R. ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = Nice kitty! -- Prof. Radcliffe Emerson The Snake, the Crocodile and the Dog ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: Dexter
Good wishes for Dexter from us...You know Lil Rascal was only given maybe a few days to a week to live with congestive heart failure, and he lived 6 1/2 months...guess that is almost like a person living several yrs with it...So what I learned from it, they can live quite a normal life with the treatments. Kerry and Bandy Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.
Re: Patches
Diane,sorry to hear about Patches,he was very lucky boy to have you to take care of him when he needed it most.He too is now over there with my Maizee and all my furry shelter friends.Bless you. SherryDiane Rosenfeldt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This morningmy housemate Gail and Ihad to make the decision to help Patches to the Bridge. As you know, he's been refusing all food -- or he'd taste it once and then the next time ignore it. In the past few days it became apparent that swallowing was becoming an issue, so we took him to the vet this morning. The vet said his lymph nodes were swollen and he seemed to be in pretty classic crash mode, and rather than put him through more unpleasantness with syringing and pills, we chose to let him go. We stayed with him until he was gone, quickly and peacefully.When he came to us, he was filthy and full of vermin, and it was days before he would let us touch the parts of his body where the mats had been. When he left, at least, he was clean and loved to be petted all over. This at least we could do for him, and give him all the love and care we could. This morning, I told him that if it turns out he gets another time around, he should come back to us. He was a dear little soul, and we will miss him. Gentlest of Bridge vibes to our Patches.I want to thank everybody here for their support and caring and wonderful information during this brief sojourn with Patches. You have all been beyond great.Diane R. ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^= ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ ="Nice kitty!" -- Prof. Radcliffe Emerson The Snake, the Crocodile and the Dog^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^= ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = Do you Yahoo!? Next-gen email? Have it all with the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.
Re: Dexter
Thanks for your good wishes for Dexter,at least his mom is a vet,so he has on the spot care. :) SherryKerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Good wishes for Dexter from us...You know Lil Rascal was only given maybe a few days to a week to live with congestive heart failure, and he lived 6 1/2 months...guess that is almost like a person living several yrs with it...So what I learned from it, they can live quite a normal life with the treatments. Kerry and Bandy Do you Yahoo!?Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta. Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min.
Re: Patches
diane and gail, When he left, at least, he was clean and loved to be petted all over. This at least we could do for him, and give him all the love and care we could. those sentences brought me to tears, because it is NOT a least, at all, but the very most any of us can do for those we love, of any species--patches went on to the next stage of his journey safe and secure in your love, and that is an incredible gift. GLOW to guide patches across the bridge, and to heal your hearts. MC -- MaryChristine AIM / YAHOO: TenHouseCats MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ: 289856892
Re: Patches
I am so sorry you had to say goodbye. You made all the difference him. elizabeth In a message dated 8/13/2006 12:42:22 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: This morningmy housemate Gail and Ihad to make the decision to help Patches to the Bridge. As you know, he's been refusing all food -- or he'd taste it once and then the next time ignore it. In the past few days it became apparent that swallowing was becoming an issue, so we took him to the vet this morning. The vet said his lymph nodes were swollen and he seemed to be in pretty classic crash mode, and rather than put him through more unpleasantness with syringing and pills, we chose to let him go. We stayed with him until he was gone, quickly and peacefully. When he came to us, he was filthy and full of vermin, and it was days before he would let us touch the parts of his body where the mats had been. When he left, at least, he was clean and loved to be petted all over. This at least we could do for him, and give him all the love and care we could. This morning, I told him that if it turns out he gets another time around, he should come back to us. He was a dear little soul, and we will miss him. Gentlest of Bridge vibes to our Patches. I want to thank everybody here for their support and caring and wonderful information during this brief sojourn with Patches. You have all been beyond great. Diane R. ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^= ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ ="Nice kitty!" -- Prof. Radcliffe Emerson The Snake, the Crocodile and the Dog^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^= ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ =
OT: Fred (the undercover cat that shut down a hack unlicensed vet in February) dies in hit by car accident.
Not many people can look back on life and say "I made a difference, a REAL, visible difference with my life." Fred the cat can say that. Perhaps his purpose had been fulfilled, and he's now on his way to his next life, and his next mission. No one can know, but it's nice to think that there's hope in this world, and in our lives, and deaths. August 12, 2006 A Detective. A Celebrity. And That Was Just Life No. 1. By MICHAEL BRICK Fred Wheezy, an orphan with half a working lung who recovered to win fame as a detective, to star on Broadway and to contemplate a teaching career, was killed on Wednesday by a car outside his home in Queens. He was 15 months old, known nationwide as Fred the Undercover Cat."He was here and then gone in a moment," said his caretaker, Carol Moran.Fred was whiskery and black-striped, with darting eyes and no fear, sickly then rambunctious and not long for this world. In his time, he etched a parable of the city streets that hate you so blithely and without knowing, that hate us all. He was born to these streets, and what drew him back none could say.Animal Care and Control pulled him nameless and rank from the Brooklyn alleys in September, estimating his age at 4 months. He had severe pneumonia, a collapsed lung and a second lung partly filled with fluid. He was cribbing like a lame horse, desperate to breathe. Treatment failed; his death was scheduled.Then Ms. Moran, a Brooklyn deputy district attorney who oversees animal cruelty cases, adopted him and a litter mate from a shelter. She named them Fred and George for the Weasley twins, the practical jokers of the Harry Potter books. There were antibiotics, steam showers and chest poundings, and Fred thrived. He chased her other two cats. He chased her dogs, too."He was a live wire," Ms. Moran said.In February, Fred served as the come-on in a sting operation against an unlicensed veterinarian. Afterward he was the centerpiece of a news conference with the district attorney, Charles J. Hynes. Photographers coochied-cooed, people laughed, there was coffee. The whole thing was shown on TV.Later, Mr. Hynes gave him a Law Enforcement Achievement Award. At a breakfast ceremony in Downtown Brooklyn, Fred was applauded alongside police officers who had been in gunfights. Last month, he appeared in Shubert Alley with Bernadette Peters and Mary Tyler Moore to promote animal adoption.There was talk of taking him to city schools to demonstrate pet care.At home in Howard Beach, Queens, Fred settled into an indoor life of chases and naps and sudden pounces. There was air-conditioning. There were sunbeams."He was my baby," Ms. Moran said. "He was very, very sweet. He was very attentive to us. He was a pain in the neck to his sister; he chased her off the bed."On Wednesday morning, Ms. Moran and her husband opened the back door to carry their 14- and 16-year-old dogs downstairs. The cats chased one another outside. Only Fred circled the house and ran into the street. He was struck by a car and killed instantly."Usually we can catch them right in the yard, or somebody will go out under the deck and come out with cobwebs on his whiskers," Ms. Moran said. "I don't know what he saw, or what struck him, or what possessed him."Copyright 2006 The New York Times Company No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.10.9/417 - Release Date: 8/11/2006
Re: Idea on raising funds for animal charities
I think it's perfect. Gets the message across, and is very specific. I'm going to add a link to i-give in mine I think, I just realized FVEAP (Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance) has a account with them. No one is ever gonna donate a power saw, digital camera, or adopt a cat online through me anyways, I might as well have something that might actually be USED down in my sig. Phaewryn PLEASE Adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescue!!!http://ucat.us/adopt.html DONATE: We could really use a power saw (for construction), a digital camera (for pictures) and HOMES for CATS! No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.10.9/417 - Release Date: 8/11/2006
Re: Patches
Diane, I'mvery sorry about Patches. His life was so much better because of you.Gina Diane Rosenfeldt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This morningmy housemate Gail and Ihad to make the decision to help Patches to the Bridge. As you know, he's been refusing all food -- or he'd taste it once and then the next time ignore it. In the past few days it became apparent that swallowing was becoming an issue, so we took him to the vet this morning. The vet said his lymph nodes were swollen and he seemed to be in pretty classic crash mode, and rather than put him through more unpleasantness with syringing and pills, we chose to let him go. We stayed with him until he was gone, quickly and peacefully.When he came to us, he was filthy and full of vermin, and it was days before he would let us touch the parts of his body where the mats had been. When he left, at least, he was clean and loved to be petted all over. This at least we could do for him, and give him all the love and care we could. This morning, I told him that if it turns out he gets another time around, he should come back to us. He was a dear little soul, and we will miss him. Gentlest of Bridge vibes to our Patches.I want to thank everybody here for their support and caring and wonderful information during this brief sojourn with Patches. You have all been beyond great.Diane R. ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^= ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ ="Nice kitty!" -- Prof. Radcliffe Emerson The Snake, the Crocodile and the Dog^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^= ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = Please visitmy Tigger Tales site! At the bottom of the home and links pages aremy merchant affiliate banners. If anyone uses my links to make a purchase, I will receive a percentage of all final sales.I am going to donate100% ofthe proceeds to animal welfare organizations.This is a great way to shop your favorite online pet stores and give something to a worthy cause. Thank you in advance! How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messengers low PC-to-Phone call rates.
Re: Patches
Diane, I'm so sorry for your loss of Patches. He knew he was loved.tonyaDiane Rosenfeldt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This morningmy housemate Gail and Ihad to make the decision to help Patches to the Bridge. As you know, he's been refusing all food -- or he'd taste it once and then the next time ignore it. In the past few days it became apparent that swallowing was becoming an issue, so we took him to the vet this morning. The vet said his lymph nodes were swollen and he seemed to be in pretty classic crash mode, and rather than put him through more unpleasantness with syringing and pills, we chose to let him go. We stayed with him until he was gone, quickly and peacefully.When he came to us, he was filthy and full of vermin, and it was days before he would let us touch the parts of his body where the mats had been. When he left, at least, he was clean and loved to be petted all over. This at least we could do for him, and give him all the love and care we could. This morning, I told him that if it turns out he gets another time around, he should come back to us. He was a dear little soul, and we will miss him. Gentlest of Bridge vibes to our Patches.I want to thank everybody here for their support and caring and wonderful information during this brief sojourn with Patches. You have all been beyond great.Diane R. ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^= ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ ="Nice kitty!" -- Prof. Radcliffe Emerson The Snake, the Crocodile and the Dog^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^ ^. .^= ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ = = ^ =
Re: Patches
I'm sorry. Michelle
Re: Bandy and Inky update
Great newsKerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi all, I wanted you all to know that Inky is 20 now..this is his birthday week...He is doing ok, eating good. I guess the hyperT keeps him so thin...He is on a small dose of tapazole now so maybe it will help..He still comes and jumps on my computer table with me and gets up on the bath tub. Bandy and the ringworm are getting better finally...He is on the oral med though. I really hated that, but after 31/2 months of fighting it, I had to do something else..His hair is growing back and he is looking like a real kitty again..I have him on 1/2 the dose. His legs seem to be doing ok now...but we have had a high fever a couple of times in the last 2 weeks..but 1/2 dex knocks it back down for another week or so just like it always has... Just wanted you all to know and thanks as always for all your help and support.. My prayers have been with you that have lost kitties in the recent weeks...It is a tough one, I know... Kerry, Bandy, Inky and Angels Lil Rascal, Buster and Snoopy Do you Yahoo!?Get on board. You're invited to try the new Yahoo! Mail Beta.
Darby
I just wanted to ask if we can add Jens beloved old coonhound Darby to the CLS,she had to let him go today,he had oral cancer.He was rescues by her back in 1990.She found him in a bag on the side of the road when he was only 12 weeks old.He was the pet that she has had the longest in her entire life.she sure is having a lot of sad happenings in her life lately.Please add her and her family to your prayers. Sherry Do you Yahoo!? Get on board. You're invited to try the new Yahoo! Mail Beta.
Katarina,Mitch and Celia
At least there is a little bit of good news to report.The three of them seem to be doing better,they are back at Sids and Mitch and Celia look great.Katarina is old and frail but hanging in there,she is an old dilute calico fron New Orleans and has felv and fiv,but she does have a strong will to stay with us.Keep the prayers coming.THank you so much. Sherry Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.
RE: Darby
Gentle Bridge vibes to Darby. It sounds like he had a great life after a really ugly start. Comfort to the family. Diane R. -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Sherry DeHaanSent: Sunday, August 13, 2006 7:02 PMTo: FelvtalkSubject: Darby I just wanted to ask if we can add Jens beloved old coonhound Darby to the CLS
RE: Katarina,Mitch and Celia
Here's vibes that all these guys continue to thrive, particularly Katarina. Diane R. -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Sherry DeHaanSent: Sunday, August 13, 2006 7:07 PMTo: FelvtalkSubject: Katarina,Mitch and Celia At least there is a little bit of good news to report.The three of them seem to be doing better,they are back at Sids and Mitch and Celia look great.Katarina is old and frail but hanging in there,she is an old dilute calico fron New Orleans and has felv and fiv,but she does have a strong will to stay with us.Keep the prayers coming.THank you so much. Sherry
RE: Bandy and Inky update
Glad that both your babies are doing well! Diane R. Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, I wanted you all to know that Inky is 20 now..this is his birthday week...He is doing ok, eating good. I guess the hyperT keeps him so thin...He is on a small dose of tapazole now so maybe it will help..He still comes and jumps on my computer table with me and gets up on the bath tub. Bandy and the ringworm are getting better finally...He is on the oral med though. I really hated that, but after 31/2 months of fighting it, I had to do something else..His hair is growing back and he is looking like a real kitty again..I have him on 1/2 the dose. His legs seem to be doing ok now...but we have had a high fever a couple of times in the last 2 weeks..but 1/2 dex knocks it back down for another week or so just like it always has... Just wanted you all to know and thanks as always for all your help and support.. My prayers have been with you that have lost kitties in the recent weeks...It is a tough one, I know... Kerry, Bandy, Inky and Angels Lil Rascal, Buster and Snoopy Do you Yahoo!?Get on board. You're invited to try the new Yahoo! Mail Beta.
Re: Dexter
Dear Sherry: Tell Dexter mom to just take one day at a time! It is amazing how the days add up into months! Trust me, I know from fresh experience! My partner/roommate that does rescue with me had a 16 year old cat named Boomer with congestive heart failure. Last November of 2005, the specialist gave Boomer two to four months to live. We give him his medication and let him eat anything and everything on the kitchen table. Boomer just left us last Wednesday. Boomer lived five months more then the specialist expected! We brought home Popeye's chicken late Wednesday night after doing an adoption and checking on our cats at the PETsMART Adoption Center. Boomer had his favorite chicken and proceeded to go back to his resting place. He threw a blood clot and his back legs became paralyzed. We picked him up and started for the emergency room. We just got around the corner from the emergency room and he died in my arms. It is hard to go into the kitchen now! I expect to see Boomer on the kitchen table waiting for his Sheba like every morning before his death! He will be missed! I started writing this to assure you that you may have more time with Dexter. Not expecting that reaccounting that night would bring tears. I have not cried since that night for Boomer but writing this has brought back the tears! Hopefully, Dexter will live longer then estimated and you and his mother will have more days then expected to enjoy him! I am off to find some tissue! Precious Pets, Almost Home Association --- Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks for your good wishes for Dexter,at least his mom is a vet,so he has on the spot care. :) Sherry Kerry Roach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Good wishes for Dexter from us...You know Lil Rascal was only given maybe a few days to a week to live with congestive heart failure, and he lived 6 1/2 months...guess that is almost like a person living several yrs with it...So what I learned from it, they can live quite a normal life with the treatments. Kerry and Bandy - Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta. - Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: Dexter
Thank you so much for your kind words and I am so sorry for your loss of Boomer."Precious Pets, Almost Home" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear Sherry:Tell Dexter mom to just take one day at a time! It isamazing how the days add up into months! Trust me, Iknow from fresh experience!My partner/roommate that does rescue with me had a 16year old cat named Boomer with congestive heartfailure. Last November of 2005, the specialist gaveBoomer two to four months to live. We give him hismedication and let him eat anything and everything onthe kitchen table. Boomer just left us lastWednesday. Boomer lived five months more then thespecialist expected! We brought home Popeye's chickenlate Wednesday night after doing an adoption andchecking on our cats at the PETsMART Adoption Center. Boomer had his favorite chicken and proceeded to goback to his resting place. He threw a blood clot andhis back legs became paralyzed. We picked him up andstarted for the emergency room. We just got aroundthe corner from the emergency room and he died in myarms. It is hard to go into the kitchen now! Iexpect to see Boomer on the kitchen table waiting forhis Sheba like every morning before his death! Hewill be missed! I started writing this to assure you that you may havemore time with Dexter. Not expecting thatreaccounting that night would bring tears. I have notcried since that night for Boomer but writing this hasbrought back the tears! Hopefully, Dexter will livelonger then estimated and you and his mother will havemore days then expected to enjoy him! I am off tofind some tissue!Precious Pets, Almost Home Association --- Sherry DeHaan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: Thanks for your good wishes for Dexter,at least his mom is a vet,so he has on the spot care. :) Sherry Kerry Roach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: Good wishes for Dexter from us...You know Lil Rascal was only given maybe a few days to a week to live with congestive heart failure, and he lived 6 1/2 months...guess that is almost like a person living several yrs with it...So what I learned from it, they can live quite a normal life with the treatments. Kerry and Bandy - Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta. - Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min.__Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com Do you Yahoo!? Get on board. You're invited to try the new Yahoo! Mail Beta.
Re: Patches
Diane, I am so sorry about patches. My cat kiko went through the same exact thing, then we had to do the unthinkable, this was one of the hardest days of my life. To give patches another chance at life was a wonderful thing. Patches is now at peace, he knows that he was loved and he loved you. God bless you, take care.
Boomer
I'm sorry to hear that you lost your Boomer. It sounds like you dealt with a hard diagnosis with wisdom, letting him live each remaining day however he wanted. Gentle Bridge vibes to him. Diane R.
Re: Darby
They are in my prayers.GinaSherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I just wanted to ask if we can add Jens beloved old coonhound Darby to the CLS,she had to let him go today,he had oral cancer.He was rescues by her back in 1990.She found him in a bag on the side of the road when he was only 12 weeks old.He was the pet that she has had the longest in her entire life.she sure is having a lot of sad happenings in her life lately.Please add her and her family to your prayers. Sherry Do you Yahoo!?Get on board. You're invited to try the new Yahoo! Mail Beta.Please visitmy Tigger Tales site! At the bottom of the home and links pages aremy merchant affiliate banners. If anyone uses my links to make a purchase, I will receive a percentage of all final sales.I am going to donate100% ofthe proceeds to animal welfare organizations.This is a great way to shop your favorite online pet stores and give something to a worthy cause. Thank you in advance! Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less.
Re: Idea on raising funds for animal charities
I think that's a good idea about putting it in your signature. I didn't know FVEAP belonged to igive before you just told me. I changed my cause on igive to FVEAP.Gina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think it's perfect. Gets the message across, and is very specific. I'm going to add a link to i-give in mine I think, I just realized FVEAP (Feline Veterinary Emergency Assistance) has a account with them. No one is ever gonna donate a power saw, digital camera, or adopt a cat online through me anyways, I might as well have something that might actually be USED down in my sig. PhaewrynPLEASE Adopt a cat from Little Cheetah Cat Rescue!!!http://ucat.us/adopt.html DONATE: We could really use a power saw (for construction), a digital camera (for pictures) and HOMES for CATS! No virus found in this outgoing message.Checked by AVG Free Edition.Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.10.9/417 - Release Date: 8/11/2006Please visitmy Tigger Tales site! At the bottom of the home and links pages aremy merchant affiliate banners. If anyone uses my links to make a purchase, I will receive a percentage of all final sales.I am going to donate100% ofthe proceeds to animal welfare organizations.This is a great way to shop your favorite online pet stores and give something to a worthy cause. Thank you in advance! Do you Yahoo!? Next-gen email? Have it all with the all-new Yahoo! Mail Beta.
