They are precious! I like their markings. Both of them look very sweet.
Gina
Melissa Lind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, I know youre all sick of hearing from me, but here are
some pictures. I hope this works.
Cassidy:
I will definitely keep Diesel in my prayers.
Gina
Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hate to say this but could you all add Diesel to your prayers.He is a
seet little orange guy who purrs like a diesel.I felt his neck tonight and it
was VERY swollen.So I called Dr. Jen and
Asking for prayers is a sign of wisdom and strength...you know you need
help from someone greater than we are.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
from the shelter of
Oh my..:)
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
from the shelter of compassion
and pity, you will have men who
Hello. Does anyone there know any about feline glacoma? I am looking at
adopting one cat who had had one eye removed due to glacoma. She is very young-
3. She is very sweet, but I am terrified that some people have told me not to
get a cat with this type of problem, that it could effect the
I love the manxy one-
Gina WN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: They are precious! I like their markings.
Both of them look very sweet.
Gina
Melissa Lind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, I know youre all sick of hearing from me, but here are
some pictures. I hope this works.
Hi Jenna. I don't really know anything about this disease, but I would suggest
that you repost this email with the words feline glaucoma in the
subject...that way people who have some knowledge or experience will be more
likely to read it and respond.
Also, what I do know, is that when a
Hi Jenna,
I have a cat who is at risk for glaucoma, but doesn't have it at this time.
The kind of risk you would be taking would be a lot different than
with an FELV+ cat. Even if she loses the other eye, she should get
around just fine as a blind cat.
I don't see any reason to avoid adopting
They are so beautiful!!
Diane R.
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btw i was watching an old disney movie with a cat named winky and I thought
about your beloved slinky. I guess that little angel visited me too.
Marissa Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Jenna. I don't really know
anything about this disease, but I would suggest that you repost this
Jenna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello. Does anyone there know any about feline
glacoma? I am looking at adopting one cat who had had one eye removed due to
glacoma. She is very young- 3. She is very sweet, but I am terrified that some
people have told me not to get a cat with this type of
As I've said before, none of us know when we will die or how we will leave this
earth. The healthiest, happiest, most well cared for cats may be the ones to
leave first. We just don't know. What we are all learning is what matters:
The time and love we share together. The Royal Princess
A! :) He's been busy! He was playing in my dining room and knocking
things over this morning! ;) I heard a crash and figured he must be visiting!
lol Thanks for thinking of him...he was such a precious boy!
Jenna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks
btw i was watching an old disney
I know people who feed their dogs carrots for treats. A lot of dog food does
have vegetables.
Then there are the dogs that will eat anything. You have to be careful of
those. When I was a teenager my brother and I fed pickled eggplant to our one
dog just to see if she really would eat
I agree. If you can't stop thinking about herthere is a reason.
The best thing is to talk to your vet about what to expect. If you know
what's coming it's easier to deal with. Like my old vet said when I got my
first FeLV kitty -
This is what she has.
This is what can happen.
This is
Sandy, a little Cairn, ate any vegetable my father ate...tomatoes, peppers,
onions (pre-knowledge day), everything. Don't over load on vitamin A though.
Dogs eat grass all the time.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's
There is a pet hobbyist site that deals with blind cats and I am sure you can
search for more. Blind animals do wonderfully as long as they stay inside and
you don't rearrange the furniture every day. Cats, with their whiskers, should
do better than dogs.
They spayed a cat that had URI? That should never happen. Did they also
vaccinate her? This is not good.
Beth
Melissa Lind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I havent had time to read all the posts, but Im starting to,
and its comforting to know there are others out there like
could you please send me the site?
Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: There is a pet hobbyist site that deals
with blind cats and I am sure you can search for more. Blind animals do
wonderfully as long as they stay inside and you don't rearrange the furniture
every day. Cats, with their
What cutie petuties!
Melissa Lind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Okay, I know youre all
sick of hearing from me, but here are some pictures. I hope this works.
Cassidy:
http://picasaweb.google.com/mzurovsk/Cassidy/photo?authkey=Iq5dHa-Vucs#5050179613677810130
Ashley:
Prayers going up for You and Diesel.
elizabeth
On 4/5/07, Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hate to say this but could you all add Diesel to your prayers.He is a
seet little orange guy who purrs like a diesel.I felt his neck tonight and
it was VERY swollen.So I called Dr. Jen and she
Hoping it's nothing serious and he will be back purring soon.
Beth
Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hate to say this but could you all add Diesel to your prayers.He is a
seet little orange guy who purrs like a diesel.I felt his neck tonight and it
was VERY swollen.So I called
Beth,
Yes, yes, they spayed, vaccinated, the works. I'm sorry if this was not the
thing to do; I'm not very knowledgeable yet. As someone pointed out on an
earlier post-we're all learning. I guess I have a lot of learning to do-more
than most. I appreciate the advice. I asked my vet today if
Jenna,
First of all, I agree with everyone else-if you won't help this poor soul,
who will? I'm new to the rescue business and special needs cats, but I'm
finding so much support and help. I know there will be heartbreak in my
future, and I'm often crying when reading everyone's experiences on
Sherry, You and diesel are in my prayers. I have to go to church today at
3:00-I'll think the most about him while I'm there. But all of you will be
in my prayers-I'm so thankful to have found you!
Melissa
Hi again Jenna. I should mention that I'm hoping to adopt a litle blind kitten
right now. If the only risk is that the glaucoma could spread to his other
eye, I wouldn't worry about that in the least! From what I've heard, blind
cats do just fine and will learn to navigate in no time.
Prayers and GLOW for you and Diesel Sherry! Hope he's better soon.
MJ
Melissa Lind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sherry, You and diesel are in my prayers. I have to go to
church today at 3:00Ill think the most about him while Im there. But all of
you will be in my
Had Stamp's blood checked. She had a very hard time getting any blood, but his
hct/pcv is 25. It was 20 2 weeks ago, down from 28. Everything else was pretty
much the same.
His belly continues to get bigger, but she could not get fluid.
Beth
-
Now
You guys won't believe it! I went to the gas station today-and anther baby
found me! I can't believe it! I've rescued 3 cats in the last 10 years and
fostered 2. Now, I've had 3 cats find me this week alone! I was much
panicked at first, but I knew I had to do the right thing. I couldn't walk
away
As many kittens as are gassed in this country every day, I think spay-abort is
the right thing.
Congratulations on your new baby.
Beth
Melissa Lind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You guys wont believe it! I went to the gas station todayand
anther baby found me! I cant
I agree with Beth...especially if you can't afford it. I know it's a hard
decision, but there are so many homeless out there already!
Yay for you I know how you feel about feeling like this is what you were
meant to do. I have yet to find a random stray...but I have this funny
Oh Melissa - I'm so glad you got adopted again :0) You have a wonderful
heart.
Good luck with the job hunting.
elizabeth
On 4/6/07, Melissa Lind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You guys won't believe it! I went to the gas station today—and anther
baby found me! I can't believe it! I've rescued 3
Ha!-all this talk about food reminds me of something dumb I tried:
vegetarian cat food. I think it was honorable in concept, but stupid in
practice. I used Evolution Diet or Evolution Science Diet for a while on my
3. I found it through the peta website. The food claimed to extend the life
of your
Oh, boy, I wish yall lived near me. I so need volunteers! If you can
get hooked up as a volunteer with a rescue in your area - they should
pay most of the costs associated with the kitty.
I do early term spay on pregnant cats - but not after the kittens are
viable. Everyone has to make their
Wow, Melissa --
I don't think I want to hang out with you too much -- we've got 5
already and would end up with more!
I just have to ask, because if I didn't the listmom of one of my other
lists would kick my ass -- have you listed these ones who found you as
found with your local shelters
Hi Jenna, I got a quick response to my post on the other website. Here's
what the lady I was talking about wrote (although she misunderstood the fact
that you are thinking of taking the cat, not giving it up, if I understand
correctly):
There is absolutely no issue to blind cats..they are
Jenna --
Of all the disabilities for a cat to have, blindness is one of the least
worrisome, really, for the mommy. My housemate's old cat Kitty, 17+,
had CRF and one day had a blood pressure spike and just went blind. My
housemate was distraught because Kitty cried loudly for a couple of days
This is the one I ran across. I cannot tell you how good it is though.
www.pethobbyist.com I believe someone on the list used it as a reference.
There has to be others.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
Amen to that. Dixie Louise Doodle Katt told two ACs parts of the name she
wanted after I asked her and them. She wound up with the entire name as you
can see. Listen with your heart, not with your ears or brain.
If you have men who
Your decision on spaying is the right one for you and Frosty (soon to have
another name). It is an individual decision. All of my four legged friends
would have been wonderful parents and had beautiful babies but, had someone,
somewhere, down the road had acted responsibly, my friends would
Most vets do it this way. I just think it's too much at once to vaccinate and
spay all at once. Too taxing on the system. I've lost fosters that way.
But a vet should never spay of vaccinate if a cat is sniffling or has a temp.
Beth
Melissa Lind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the well-wishes everyone! I'm surprised at how happy I am to have
this many kitties at once (we'll not really surprised when I think about
it). But, I've been keeping my head to the ground when I go out-don't want
to put out the cat vibe! I've been kinda blue lately, so this is a real
Thanks Gina. We sure do miss the big guy.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gina WN
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 9:46 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: In memory of Bagheera
He was absolutely gorgeous!
Gina
Hey Melissa,
Good for you for saving Frosty...I love the name!
She's lucky to have found you and I bet your husband
will love her. If you do an Internet search on pet
financial assistance or something like that, you
should come up with a lot of hits. The links I have
for those are at work, and
Jenna,
If the worst that happens with feline glaucoma is that
kitty eventually goes blind, that's not that bad, imo.
There are blind kitties out there who do just fine.
Not what you would choose for them, but blind kitties
need to be loved too. What other health problems did
they say she could
www.neuterspay.org
then look up your state it's the most up-to-date resource there is, but
that said, as soon as i completed a state, it was out of date because
programs are constantly changing, being added, losing funding.
and always ASK if they have multi-cat or rescue rates
MC
Hi Nathan,
I was thinking about Mao and wondering how he is
faring. I hope you have good news for us. Please let
us know how he is doing when you get a chance.
Prayers going out for Mao.
:)
Wendy
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the
world: Indeed it
Melissa,
Again, bless you for taking these two sweethearts in!
Their eyes show so much appreciation. Cassidy looks
like she has a beautiful coat (or rather, will have
when it grows back, lol)! I hope Ashley's next test
comes back neg. Stay warm!
:)
Wendy
--- Melissa Lind [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Your vet should have Lysine. That is where I found my first batch. Insist on
what you think you need. And don't ketch yourself. I had a vet vaccinate a
sick feral cat even though I specifically said not to..but we
don't have much trouble with this vaccine.. and
Look up alley cat advocates too. They have branches all across the US and do
low/no cost s/n.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
from the shelter of compassion
and pity,
Beth,
It's reassuring to hear that Stamp is still playing.
You just never know. Sometimes life surprises us.
:)
Wendy
--- Gussies mom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I went home at lunch and was putting on my necklace
and he swatted at it!
He has been hiding so much lately and his belly
Have you guys read what the FDA is now investigating?
That the melamine was added for profit to possibly
speed up the gelling of wheat gluten, meaning less
wheat gluten was needed, thus making it cheaper for
manufacturers. This makes me sick. I am not one that
supports our 'global economy'
Oops...I was referring to the link that MC had posted:
http://howl911.com/#headlines
Sorry about that.
:)
Wendy
--- wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you guys read what the FDA is now
investigating?
That the melamine was added for profit to possibly
speed up the gelling of wheat gluten,
Wendy
Stamp
woohoo!!! So glad to hear stamp is feeling better.Behavior is a good
indicator in my opinion.
Junior too is feeling better wants to rub up against you spastically like
he used to before FeLv.
He also is finally not rough looking. His fur looks like it used to he is
grooming
Note: forwarded message attached.
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the
world: Indeed it is the only thing that ever has!
~~~ Margaret Meade ~~~
Hi,
two feluk positive cats that need forever homes...
One cat had a possible home, but I don't think the person wants him anymore,
he is a tabby and white male, neutered, 6 months old and very very
sweet...his sister was feluk positive and was very sick, had to be put to
sleep. He was
I'll tell you this...I almost bought a top at Target today during my lunch
break --- until I saw that it was made in China.
elizabeth
On 4/6/07, wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you guys read what the FDA is now investigating?
That the melamine was added for profit to possibly
speed up
I am SO sorry to say that sweet little Diesel has joined the many fur angels
that have been lost to this HORRIBLE disease.His throat was swollen so bad that
it was impeding his windpipe and making it hard to swallow.It was a mistake
that I even noticed it last night.But it may have saved him
Sherry, I am so very sorry. My heart hurts with you.
elizabeth
On 4/6/07, Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am SO sorry to say that sweet little Diesel has joined the many fur
angels that have been lost to this HORRIBLE disease.His throat was swollen
so bad that it was impeding his
At 07:09 PM 4/6/2007, you wrote:
Sherry. I am so very sorry about little Diesel, that goodness you
were there for fom.
Kelly
I am SO sorry to say that sweet little Diesel has joined the many
fur angels that have been lost to this HORRIBLE disease.His throat
was swollen so bad that it was
Kelley,
Prayers going out for little Joey.
:)
Wendy
--- Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am concerned, to put it mildly.
My poor boy's PCV/RBC values are up, very slightly.
I think the RBC
went from 2.59 to 2.75. His white blood cell count
is back up again,
though - it had
Sherry,
So sorry to hear about little Diesel. I think I
remember you posting about him some time ago. I hope
Diesel had an easy passing. He was lucky to have
known you.
:)
Wendy
--- Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am SO sorry to say that sweet little Diesel has
joined the many
Phaewryn,
I'm with you. The people here are great!
:)
Wendy
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just wanted you to know that when I read email
after email from other
lists, with people making terrible tragic mistakes
that cost animals their
quality of life or their life
well, gee, as i've been a host there for the past 7 years, i'm rather fond
of the place i didn't know we had a blind cat area, tho
i DO know, however, that on wednesday nights, we have a chat hosted by a vet
tech who happens to have two blind kitties
barb, phaewryn and marissa all
Sorry. I must have the sites confused. Like everyone else, I have been doing
lots of surfing lately. I'll see if I can find it.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
I am sorry you lost precious Diesel :(
Gina
Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am SO sorry to say that sweet little Diesel has joined the many fur
angels that have been lost to this HORRIBLE disease.His throat was swollen so
bad that it was impeding his windpipe and making it
Thank you, Gina.
I was just telling one of my friends - thanks to this list and the website
-- Mama Kitty got an extra year. She had an excellent quality of life
during that year. I feel very fortunate to have found you all too.
elizabeth
On 4/5/07, Gina WN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mama
Has anyone heard of, or given, Mega C Plus to their cats? I clicked on a link
in the article and it lead me to the product.
Gina
wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oops...I was referring to the link that MC had posted:
http://howl911.com/#headlines
Sorry about that.
:)
Wendy
--- wendy
I can't even process the idea yet that it might have been intentional.
Unbelievable!
Off topic: I can't wait until our farmer's market opens in May. I really
want to buy as much locally as I can. It's not easy in today's world. It's so
hard to find affordable clothing not made in
Ember gets a 1/4 tsp of Mega C Plus in her morning food. She hasn't
had any problems with it.
Lance
On Apr 7, 2007, at 12:03 AM, Gina WN wrote:
Has anyone heard of, or given, Mega C Plus to their cats? I
clicked on a link in the article and it lead me to the product.
Gina
wendy [EMAIL
Can you tell me some of the benefits you've seen with the Mega C?
Gina
Lance Linimon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ember gets a 1/4 tsp of Mega C Plus in her morning food. She hasn't had any
problems with it.
Lance
On Apr 7, 2007, at 12:03 AM, Gina WN wrote:
Has anyone
Melissa,
Please don't feel dumb at all about it.
I also pondered the idea for my cats, but never went thru w/ it the whole
way.
Me, being a vegan, well, let's just say I came to a point where I couldn't
fathom feeding my babies any meat
And, I do have a vegetarian dog - due to
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