Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

2012-11-30 Thread Chris 
Couple of ideas--try Fancy Feast for Miss Kitty...  all of mine always go crazy for it==sort of like a treat! LOL  And for Oz, if vet can't find anything wrong w. his hips--maybe give him Cosequin==I sprinkle a tablet on my guys' wet food every other day and it did make a difference..  -Original Message-
From: Kathryn Green 
Sent: Nov 30, 2012 6:40 PM
To: catatonya 
Cc: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org" 
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

An update for all:Miss Kitty is fitting right in with the rest of the household, both canine and feline.  She is the one who the lady actually abandoned. She is young, pure black Bombay kitty.  Not a spec of @white anywhere.  And she is a purring machine.  She does have a strange habit tho.she totally refuses to eat any type of Cannes cat food. Scarfs down the dry, turn her nose up at anything out of can.
Oz is the old battle scarred male that came along as part of the Miss Kitty package although, technically he started it all!  While both treated negative for FeLV, he was positive for FIV. His sneezing, coughing, wheezing and runny eyes are much better and he has gained a lot of weight.  
I was concerned that his back end stayed scrawny - almost like a dog with hip displaysia, And he gets very upset if you touch his hind quarters.  I have another vet visit scheduled for him to see if we can figure out what that is all about.  He also isn't much at socializing with ANY species and spends the majority of his time in a little cat house in the master bath.
Will drop a quick note when Oz has seen the vet again.Katcatatonya  wrote:
This happened to one of my cats. He ended up negative. I hope the same happens for yours.tonya
  
  From: Lorrie  To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
 Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2012 11:33 AM Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home   Sandy hit us hard!  We had 3 feet of heavy wet snow which pulled down trees
as well as electric and phone lines.  I had no idea we'd get hit so hardthis far inland, as we are in the eastern mountains of WV, but we had noelectricity for two weeks and we still don't have a phone or internet
service. We have to drive out to a place that has service.Anyway, I was not able to check into the group all this time, and I wasvery worried about that cat in Ohio who was abandoned.  Now I know bothcats are fine and have found a home.  
THANK YOU A MILLION TIMES for your kindness in taking these poor babies.  The woman
 who abandoned them should be ashamed of herself. I'd like to see her chained to her front porch all winter with no food or shelter!Lorrie and 24 rescued catsOn 10-31, Kathryn Green wrote:> Thanks to all for kind words.  I am what I am - an animal lover.
> > For those who care to know:> > I got both cats tho had to drive all the way to camp ground, (abt 6> hrs round trip), as cats were uncooperative to the point of downright> hostility when Marcia's brother, Craig, had them in cardboard
> carriers.  Cat scratch fever!  He ended up putting them/in folding dog> crate til I got there.> > Appears the grey one (actually more of a brown/black/grey tabby), was> NOT the one the woman had deserted.  The smaller black female was
> hers.  The grey is a battle scarred fully intact male who roamed the> campground.  Craig had
 the honor of naming him - Ozzie it is.  Oz for> short.  I am concerned about him as he is hoarse, has a funny nose,> tearing eyes and sneezesupper resp issues at the very least I> suspect.  As soon as I closed them in my master bathroom (quarantine),
> he spent over 1/2 hr scarfing down food and water.> > Smaller black cat appears to have absolutely NO white on her.  Not on> chest, feet, tip of tail, nothing.  Never seen one pure black before.
> She is a lover/lap cat.  First thing out of carrier she made one round> of bathroom and used the litter pan.  My kind of Kitty.> ___Felvtalk mailing list
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Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

2012-11-30 Thread Kathryn Green 
An update for all:

Miss Kitty is fitting right in with the rest of the household, both canine
and feline. She is the one who the lady actually abandoned. She is young,
pure black Bombay kitty. Not a spec of @white anywhere. And she is a
purring machine. She does have a strange habit tho.she totally refuses
to eat any type of Cannes cat food. Scarfs down the dry, turn her nose up
at anything out of can.

Oz is the old battle scarred male that came along as part of the Miss Kitty
package although, technically he started it all! While both treated
negative for FeLV, he was positive for FIV. His sneezing, coughing,
wheezing and runny eyes are much better and he has gained a lot of weight.

I was concerned that his back end stayed scrawny - almost like a dog with
hip displaysia, And he gets very upset if you touch his hind quarters. I
have another vet visit scheduled for him to see if we can figure out what
that is all about. He also isn't much at socializing with ANY species and
spends the majority of his time in a little cat house in the master bath.

Will drop a quick note when Oz has seen the vet again.

Kat


catatonya  wrote:

This happened to one of my cats. He ended up negative. I hope the same
happens for yours.
tonya

   *From:* Lorrie 
*To:* felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
*Sent:* Saturday, November 24, 2012 11:33 AM
*Subject:* Re: [Felvtalk] Cat in Ohio needs home

Sandy hit us hard!  We had 3 feet of heavy wet snow which pulled down trees
as well as electric and phone lines.  I had no idea we'd get hit so hard
this far inland, as we are in the eastern mountains of WV, but we had no
electricity for two weeks and we still don't have a phone or internet
service. We have to drive out to a place that has service.

Anyway, I was not able to check into the group all this time, and I was
very worried about that cat in Ohio who was abandoned.  Now I know both
cats are fine and have found a home.

THANK YOU A MILLION TIMES for your kindness in taking these poor babies.
The woman who abandoned them should be ashamed of herself. I'd like to
see her chained to her front porch all winter with no food or shelter!

Lorrie and 24 rescued cats

On 10-31, Kathryn Green wrote:
> Thanks to all for kind words.  I am what I am - an animal lover.
>
> For those who care to know:
>
> I got both cats tho had to drive all the way to camp ground, (abt 6
> hrs round trip), as cats were uncooperative to the point of downright
> hostility when Marcia's brother, Craig, had them in cardboard
> carriers.  Cat scratch fever!  He ended up putting them/in folding dog
> crate til I got there.
>
> Appears the grey one (actually more of a brown/black/grey tabby), was
> NOT the one the woman had deserted.  The smaller black female was
> hers.  The grey is a battle scarred fully intact male who roamed the
> campground.  Craig had the honor of naming him - Ozzie it is.  Oz for
> short.  I am concerned about him as he is hoarse, has a funny nose,
> tearing eyes and sneezesupper resp issues at the very least I
> suspect.  As soon as I closed them in my master bathroom (quarantine),
> he spent over 1/2 hr scarfing down food and water.
>
> Smaller black cat appears to have absolutely NO white on her.  Not on
> chest, feet, tip of tail, nothing.  Never seen one pure black before.
> She is a lover/lap cat.  First thing out of carrier she made one round
> of bathroom and used the litter pan.  My kind of Kitty.
>

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