That is why I prefer the company of animals to humans, they are more honest and
their love, affection is real.
Rachel Dagner wrote:
> That is wonderful they stayed negative. My mom told me not to take in anymore
> strays after what I have been through with Tucker. And I admit it has been
Do what you think is best for both of you. I will always avoid chemo and the
"proven" treatments because of my own experience with chemo. I will never go
through that again nor wold I put anyone I love through it. Firt, all the
chemos they used on me did not work, all that suffering for nothi
I agree Rachel. We have all posted about different treatments, and our
experiences with them, but it is up to everyone to decide how they want to
proceed.
Amani
-Original Message-
From: Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of swacht
Sent: May-05-16 8:49 PM
To:
Rachel please don’t apologize - I can't speak for everyone else - but I'll
bet everyone has walked in your shoes - you have every right to be upset -
it is a shame everyone doesn't understand - but this group does. Hang in
there.
Sandy W
-Original Message-
From: Rachel Dagner
Sent:
That is wonderful they stayed negative. My mom told me not to take in anymore
strays after what I have been through with Tucker. And I admit it has been so
hard and sad and stressful, not to mention crazy expensive. But if Tucker goes
(ok now I am crying again!) , if another cat comes along and
I mix my positive with my 3 negatives and for 5 years, none of them have
turned. I agree that if she turned them over, he/she would be euthanized just
because of the FELV. It is a shame that more vets are not up to date on info
about this.
"Katherine K." wrote:
> I messaged with someo
My thoughts exectly. I would love to spend all my days caring for and playing
with cats.
Rachel Dagner wrote:
> I just looked up Rustic Hollow, what a wonderful place! I wish I could quit
my job and go live there myself! Or if one of these darn lotto tickets would
come through I could sta
You said there was donation site, can you link to it or tell me which one, and what it's under? Vet care I can do...Margo-Original Message-
From: "Katherine K."
Sent: May 5, 2016 3:04 PM
To: "felvtalk@felineleukemia.org"
Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] FeLV cat in Charleston - owner is homeless
I will ask my friend down there, and also I have asked for help from another
client whose case I just settled for her, and she has some contacts down in
South Carolina. Surely, if we all pitch in, we can find a home for one cat!
Amani
From: Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org]
I messaged with someone from the group who has talked to Sharon, although
not in the last couple of days. She does not want to surrender her animals
to Charleston Animal Society because they would require her to sign a form
stating they could be euthanized if sick. She most likely has the FeLV
posi
I just looked up Rustic Hollow, what a wonderful place! I wish I could quit
my job and go live there myself! Or if one of these darn lotto tickets would
come through I could start my own maybe Sandy Paws of Florida.
-Original Message-
From: Felvtalk [mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.
How well I know. Having to pay for a new roof hs put me close to that point.
I am minding my finances and not buying anything until I get past the roof,
hospital (fell and broke arm)copays. It can happen so fast. When I get bck on
my feet, will try to help her. This has been my greatest fea
Will the trailer park allow the pets? How many? I once adopted a kitten
from a co-worker who wasn't allow to have even 1 kitten in her trailer.
Marsha
On 5/5/2016 10:32 AM, Amani Oakley wrote:
Hi Katherine
I have not heard from Sharon, but I have heard back from my former
client in South C
I don't know the answer to that question. I will have to ask my former client
to maybe look into that. This is exactly why I am concerned about trying to do
this long distance, and am still looking for people closer to the action so I
don't do something stupid like that!
Amani
From: Felvtalk [
Hi Margo
I intend to raise enough money to give them a decent enough cushion to pay for
those monthly amounts, for at least one year, and hopefully two. I am great at
online auctions, so if they have those in the nearby communities, I can easily
pick up good furniture/dishes, etc., for low numb
I will be happy to help (although humans aren't usually my thing ). My concern is how the family will cope in the future. Can they afford the $350 a month, plus utilities, food and pet food? Would this be "rented" to them, or lent, or rent with option? I'm not trying to be a wet blanket, but even t
Hi Katherine
I have not heard from Sharon, but I have heard back from my former client in
South Carolina, who has done a lot of research for me (bless her soul) and come
up with a number of options. The best one she presented to me was a 2 bedroom
used mobile home in Summerville for about $7,00
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