Hideyo,
I hope you get good news at the vet today and Uh-oh-oh makes a speedy
recovery. I was just thinking about you this morning. I've been trying
to get myself to calm down and stop focusing on all the scary
possibilities that a large household full of illness brings. I was
thinking of
Thank you Barbara, Kyle and Cherie,
We appreciate your kind thoughts and prayers.
Nina
Cherie A Gabbert wrote:
Nina,
I am with you.I am sending healing vibes your wayhang in
there and keep us posted
cherie
Melbeach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sending
payers your way now!
Nina, you have my prayers.
I've seen acupuncture work WONDERS for dogs that had lost the use of their back legs...even old dogs. If western medicine can no longer help...and you feel you aren't ready to give up...find an animal acupuncturistyou just might be amazed.
Good luck, God Bless you
Dear Nina,
Nina, you are making me cry, Nina (here I go again)-
Before I forget - I have surphur in my hand, then, now I can't find a
piece of paper that I wrote your address (please shoot me another email,
and I will get it out today- I am soo sorry).
It's very hard to have so many
To get him to eat more, try making the liver shake. The recipe is in the
archives or I can send it again if you can't find it. They will often eat this
when they won't eat anything else, and it is full of nutrients so even if they
just eat a little they get a lot out of it. Also try sour
Nina, my horse Shire had this, and of course it is impossible to deal with
in horses, but I don't think it is in dogs. I am hoping and praying.
Michelle
Dexamethasone, which works quickly, combined with Depomedrol, which works
over time.
Michelle
In a message dated 3/8/05 9:17:53 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
a
certain steroid whose name I can't remember
Michelle??
I had thought it was the same thing as Virbagen Omega when I read the case
studies. Is it different?
I noticed from the case studies that it did not seem to help increase PCV
(i.e. help with anemia) but more with low white blood cell count, fever, and
anorexia caused by unexplained effects
Michelle
I also wish you would repost the recipe for liver shake...
Tad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To get him to eat more, try making the liver shake. The recipe
is in the archives or I can send it again if you can't find it. They
will often eat this when they won't eat anything
My horse is almost 29 and has bad leg problems that are age-related. Leg
problems are serious in horses because if they can not stand and walk they can't
live, unlike cats and dogs who can walk on 3 legs if necessary and/or use carts,
be carried, etc.
We have been dealing with a lot here
Michelle,You are one brave and kind mommy...I would have to say you should be wiped outkeep up your own strength your family needs you ;-))
Cherie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My horse is almost 29 and has bad leg problems that are age-related. Leg problems are serious in horses because if they
Thank you for all your help everyone has been so
great.I think last year sometime someone on the list had used a pet communicator
or something.Does anyone know how to find one how much it might
cost.Thanks
Anita
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To:
I have heard, and would believe, that cats' stomach acid is so much
stronger that they do not get salmonella the way that humans do. Which would
make sense, since in the wild they eat meat raw all the time.
I know it is hard to digest liver. I don't know what to say about
that. I have
Hi Anita
Yes...I have a 14 year old FeLV+ that was so bad that the rescue
people that I got her from
didn't know if she would survive the 300 mile trip home..But she was
going to be PTS if
I didn't take herShe was loaded with fleas and that was the cause
of her anemia...
All I did was get
Wow Sally, You are extremely informative and easier to comprehend than some sites I've been too. I greatly appreciate your response. I've had the older kitten tested IFA because he was so sick at the time, I wanted a complete check-up, never thinking this would happen since all of my cats are
Thank you, Anita. Thats very comforting to hear,
especially right now. Do I understand correctly that the mom and her kitten
were positive first and then became negative later on, too? or did the mom and her kitten remain positive, but the rest
of 10 kitties are tested negative?
I'm just glad to know I'm NOT alone. Sometimes you get so overwhelmed that you forget this. Thanks.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My partner Gray says the same thing about me. And it may be killing me, I am not sure. I know that I am really anxious and miserable each time they are sick, and Simon's
I live in Wisconsin and was totally shocked and mortified when I heard this. I started crying.I'm becoming an emotional wreck.Here I am trying to fight for the health of my own kitties who've just recently tested positive for FeLV,and there is some moron out there who thinks this is somehow
It says "Recombinant feline interferon". So that's
VO. Please let us know if they correspond with you.
-Kyle
- Original Message -
From:
Cherie A
Gabbert
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 2:35
PM
Subject: Re: Intercat by Toray
Hi Sally . . .Thank you so very much for this informative response. Is it
ok with you if I forward this information to our other two members?
Both cats were tested with the ELISA, but not the in-house snap. .
.bloodwork was sent to our local lab. I've talked with our vet regarding
the IFA test.
You guys will be the second to knowif I actually get a response.
CherieMelbeach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It says "Recombinant feline interferon". So that's VO. Please let us know if they correspond with you.
-Kyle
- Original Message -
From: Cherie A Gabbert
To:
Wow, good work, Glenda! Thanks for all that -
Gloria
At 03:28 PM 3/7/2005, you wrote:
Example 6
A recombinant feline .omega.-interferon preparation (Trade Name: INTERCAT)
was administered to a 2-year-old crossbred male cat, which was observed to
have neutropenia due to a feline leukemia virus
Found some more info on VO ya'll might be interested
in.
From Virbac's FAQ: http://www.virbagenomega.com/uk/faqcat
Q: After reconstitution of Virbagen® Omega, can the
vial be stored overnight and used on an animal the next
day?
A: Studies have demonstrated a stability of the
molecule up
I use Wooden Pellets that are made for stoves. I pay $4.19 for 40 lbs.
I just cover the bottom of the pan. By doing this you do not have the
weight of other litters. After they pee on it, it turns to silt
May I suggest that when you need to replace bedspreads but large sheets
with a pattern. From a distance they look like a regular bedspread. They
are also a lot easier to wash. I picked this hint up from a neighbor of
mine that has 10 cats.
You should be able to find it at the health food store. I've used kelp
before with my cats, but not spirulina. Think they're both good
nutrients. Maybe somebody else knows...!
Gloria
At 07:22 PM 3/8/2005, you wrote:
I got the stuff but I couldn't get the Kelp or spirulina.What is the for
Spirulina also is called blue algae, I think. If you can't find it under
spirulina, it could be under that. Our big grocer has it. Look in the
vitamin section of your grocer. For sure, a helath place will have it. Ask
if you can't find it.
From: Gloria B. Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To:
Hi, I use to have 18 cats both -+ and I had no choice but to mix them
because I live in a one bedroom condo. To the best of my knowledge none
of my - became +.
Many of my + lived long enough to die because of problems that come with
old age. And then some of them died as young as 3mos. of age. It
Your welcome. I hope the diarrhea ends up being nothing to worry
about.
Where there's Life, there's HopeKathy"There is nothing so strong as gentleness,
and there is nothing so gentle as real strength." ~ Sir Francis de
Sates
I asked at the health food store,he
said they were out of kelp but the only spirulina they had in was a big jar of
powder that was 48.00 I don't have much money.He asked what I wanted it
for I hold him he was very surprised that you could use either in the
shake.He said that they are
I was able to go to all links except the first one, you have to be a vet to get into that link.Very good information though.
I am attempting to be more knowledgeable about all this, so right now I am not sure what was meant by that...but I am learning
cherieMelbeach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A: Studies have demonstrated a
stability of the molecule up to 3 weeks minimum at +4C. Nevertheless,
taking into consideration the fact that there is no preservative in the
formulation of the product, the risk of contamination with fungus or
bacteria exists. Nevertheless, if injections are
Hi Kris,
I'm sorry it took so long to write, but I've been pretty overwhelmed
with illness and injury right now. I have been following the list as
best I can and I just wanted you to know how sorry I am you had to find
us. This disease is horrid, and every cat seems to be effected in
different
They are both high in iron. I was told to be careful by my
homepathic vet with them due to the high iron when my cat was
anemic. But I did use the Spirulina there is a drink with it at a the
health stores and my cat seemed to like the taste. It's high in B
vitamins.
You can do a search on the
Epogen and injectable steroids may help but that takes time to kick in and you would probably have to give him a transfusion or two to buy enough time to see if that would help.
EPOGEN may ALSO help if the bone marrow is no longer producing enough RBC's as I have said time and time again,
In a later email she said in reality even though vets say the
antibodies only developed in 30% of the cases. That means 70% of the
cats never developed antibodies it is closer to 10% developing
antibodies (and usually only after 3 or 4 months of use) and 90% never
developing them according
I took Uh-oh-oh to the vet yesterday afternoon and heres
what I found out
The good news was he was negative on FeLV/FIV (thank god!) on
ELISA When they did in house PCV test, his HCT was 44 which was very good. But I also had them sent out the blood
work for the total body function so
By the way, his HCT was up from 25 (thats
when he got sick in January) to 32.
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From:
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On Behalf Of Hideyo Yamamoto
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 10:20 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Uh-oh-oh update -pls
Hideyo,
I had this page bookmarked that briefly explains
the charts: http://www.dogsadversereactions.com/labtests.html.
Of course this is a dog website. But the descriptions should still apply. My
chart for Brissle didn't even have RBC, only HCT.
I'm no expert in deciphering charts. Sorry
Also, if you make it without the kelp/spirulina, I would use V-8 juice
instead of carrot or tomato, because it includes greens in it (the vitamins that
are in kelp/spirulina) and is somewhat salty.
Michelle
I was told to give Lucy 5 mu at a time, which is a whole vial and would
leave nothing over. She is almost 11 pounds. Nina, do you have some left over
because Jazz or Grace weighs under 11 pounds and so gets less than 5 mu at a
time?
Since Lucy appears not to need surgery, I am just holding
Dear Kyle:
Seroconversion means that the cat has cleared the virus and is no longer
infected with it. That is the best possible news for a cat that was FeLV+.
Sally in San Jose
In the shake, it's only 1 tsp kelp or spirulina for an amount of shake that
should last 2 or 3 days (I make less of it at a time because I am not sure
it keeps well), so I don't think that amount should overdose anyone on
anything.
Michelle
In a message dated 3/9/05 8:42:39 AM Eastern
Michelle
That should be fine I would think also.
Carla
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date sent: Wed, 9 Mar 2005 14:31:20 EST
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Copies to: Subject:Re: Kelp or Spirulina
Send reply to:
I am sorry I can not help, but I sending healing vibes your way
CherieHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By the way, his HCT was up from 25 (thats when he got sick in January) to 32.
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I was splitting each vial between Jazz and Grace. The protocol I used
called for one large dose (3/4 of the vial) followed in subsequent
weeks by 1/4 of the vial (each day for 5 days). I would give the first
large dose to whomever was sicker, the middle phase both would get the
smaller amount
As for pilling, I have a lot of luck with covering the pill in Nutrical
before pilling. It tastes good to them and lubricates it, and also makes it
stick to their mouth when you pill them so harder to spit out.
I was also thinking of Nina's idea-- that those of us who can afford it try
to
Virbac is the company that we have gotten our feline interferon from.
I was hoping Intercat was associated with a different company, (hoping
for a price reduction!). Oh well.
Nina
gg wrote:
Hi Cherie,
Sorry if there was any confusion regarding the links I sent!!
The
Hi, Nina. How is Zevon?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nina
Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 10:43 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: OT - We need your prayers
Hi Everyone,
Bruce and I just got back from the Vet. Our 8 year old
Here's some more info that applies to anemic FeLV
cats:
From the Product Information (http://www.emea.eu.int/vetdocs/PDFs/EPAR/virbagenomega/V-061-PI-en.pdf) file:
in anaemic cats, mortality rate of
about 60% at 4, 6, 9 and 12 months was reduced by approximately 30% following
treatment
Kirk's Current Veterinary Therapy XIII Small Animal
PracticeCVT Update: Feline Leukemia Virus pgs 281
Year Published: 2000
Dr. Alice M. Wolf, ACVIM, ABVP (Fe)(One of the Internal Medicine
Consultants on the www.vin.com
board.)
PATHOGENESIS OF FELV
Following infection, FeLV has a specific
Hi Hideyo,
Thanks for asking about Zevon. He's really out of it because of his
pain med patch, but we still have to watch him carefully because he
refuses to recognize his limitations. He's suppose to be on 6 to 8
weeks of crate rest. It's very hard on him to not be able to follow us
around
Glenda,
Thank you very much for the stage info. I'm not sure I believe the
"time-line" used though. I think the advancement of stages is much
more related to individual cats than indicated, otherwise we'd have a
much better idea how long it takes to develop critical symptoms. I
still feel
Cross Posting: Do Not Reply To Me
In a message dated 3/9/2005 3:01:39 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Is there a special list to find help for FIV+ cats that need placement.This guy is a real big guy (Maine Coon) but like a big ole teddy bear -the sweetest can
I would like to apply for it, but never found
out exactly what I needed to I called the phone number on the archive,
but no one called me back.
Do you know what process I need to take?
Thank you!
Hideyo
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
I just talked to my vet
about Uh-oh-ohs low RBC and she told me not to worry about it his HCT is
good and she has seen lower RBC and he is going to be fine so I will just
keep an eye on him for now.
Thank you!
Hideyo
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From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Your vet needs to send an application for special dispensation (approval to
import) to the FDA. There is an email in the archives (I can find it and send
it if you can't-- I saved it somewhere on my computer) that has the info the
vet needs to send. The FDA then takes about a month or so to
That's great news!
Michelle
In a message dated 3/9/05 6:43:22 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I just talked to my vet about Uh-oh-oh's low RBC - and she told me not
to worry about it - his HCT is good and she has seen lower RBC - and he
is going to be fine - so I will just keep an eye on him
Dear Michelle:
How thoughtful of you to share some of your VO with Kyle. Is it helping?
Stockpiling the stuff is a good strategy, would that I could afford to do so.
For now it is all I can do just to afford the immune-boosting supplements.
Now if I could win that pie in the sky lottery
Here is the info from an old posting:
Dear Ms. Meyer:
This is in response to your e-mail inquiry
to the Center for Veterinary Medicine home page concerning the
importation of a drug that is not approved in the U.S. FDA's Center for
Veterinary Medicine grants permission on limited basis to
I posted the info on how to apply to the FDA, how to order from Abbey Vet,
and a data sheet to give to your vet -- in 3 separate emails. However, at least
two of the emails are awaiting approval by the moderator before they will show
up on the list, because of the PDF attachments, I guess.
Thank you Michelle, I will forward the information to my vetjust precautionaryCherie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is the info from an old posting:
Dear Ms. Meyer:
This is in response to your e-mail inquiry to the Center for Veterinary Medicine home page concerning the importation of a
When I took him to the vet he could not even
stand.The vet said most of the medication won't help he's to for gone most
take time to work he doesn't time.She said he was not getting enough blood
to his heart he has a heart murmur.Shesaid his kidneys were alot
smaller.She went totake abit
I'm so sorry for your loss. I've cried so many tears over my baby Tip and when I read of another loss it starts all over again. You were lucky to have your special Anakin and he was so blessed to have you to love and care for him. Try to remember only the good times and know that he is happy and
I'm so sorry Anita. I know it must by so hard to go through. Take care.
Kathycatstevens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I took him to the vet he could not even stand.The vet said most of the medication won't help he's to for gone most take time to work he doesn't time.She said he was not
I'm so sorry. You did all you could and he loved you dearly. I'm sure he knew he was loved and he's at peace. I feel so bad for you. I know it's hard. Just try to remember that others are herethat care for you and feel your loss. Be at peace yourself and remember him as a happy and loved baby.
Anita,
I feel for you I am so sorry you had to go through that, but think no more pain and running and playing with other furrbabies, my thoughts and prayers are with you, be strong I know it is hard.we are all here for you.
CherieTracy Weese [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry Anakin lost
Have not heard, but definately keep us posted.
CherieMarlene Chornie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know if Virbagen Omega Interferon is available for use in Canada? I recently read somewhere that it is now licensed for use here in Canada - but can't locate the website that I saw it on.
Title: Message
I am
so sorry Anita. You and Anakin tried to hard to a bit more time. I am sure
he knows how much you loved him and is now at peace.
Joan
-Original Message-From: catstevens
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 10:30
PMTo:
Oh Anita, that really sucks. I'm
sorry.
-Kyle
- Original Message -
From:
catstevens
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 10:30
PM
Subject: Anakin is gone
When I took him to the vet he could not even
stand.The vet said most of
It was extremely thoughtful for Michelle to share. I
was surprised to say the least! Hopefully I can return the favor to someone one
of these days. Right now, I'm running into a stubborn vet. I gave him Nina's
vet's info on Monday and he still hasn't called her. I think he's just
Anita
I am very sad to hear that Anakin has left you. It's very a hard
decision to end their pain and to add to yours. Even though your
heart is breaking please know you did the best for Anakin and he
will be by your side always in spirit and in your heart forever.
Again I am very sorry for
Danielle,
My thoughts and prayers are with you, concentrate on the good times, and loving memories.
Cherie"MacKenzie, Kerry N." [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry for your loss, Danielle. Like most (if not all) people on thelist, I know how painful it is to lose a little furball.I hope you're
Thanks for the advice Sally. We're really close now. So I think I'll stick it
thru with my vet. Really, we just have one or two humps to get over and we
should be on the same page. I think I'm forcing him to hit the books again.
One of the assistants told me I'm the first person she's seen
Title: Message
Sending lots of positive energy for your kitty, Hideyo. But MC is
right--even if your little sweetie does turn out to have FeLV, healthy adult
cats usually seem to remain negative. But I hope Uh-oh gets better soon. Keep us
posted when you get time.
take
care, Kerry
Big hugs to you -- I completely know how you feel.
Goodnight, sweet Anakin...
=^..^= Terri, Salome', Siggie the Tomato Vampire, Guinevere, Sammi, and 5
furangels: RuthieGirl, Samantha, Arielle, Gareth and Alec =^..^=
Furkid Photos! http://mysite.verizon.net/vze7sgqa/My
FeLV Site:
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Anita,
I've only caught up with your recent posts about Anakin. I'm so sorry,I
really, reallyfeel for you. It's so painful watching our precious little
furballs suffer, and devastating when you have to make the decision to say
goodbye. My Levi also succumbed to anemia. I had
Gee, guess he didn't know what he was getting himself into.
http://www.channel3000.com/news/4272832/detail.htmlBarb+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."
Marlene,
Here is the email address for the agency in Canada that I first
contacted when I was looking into VO's availability there. If you look
through the archives you'll find my posts about the wonderful woman
that helped get it approved for emergency use. I had asked her if I
could give out
I'll send a link tomorrow (it's in today's paper) that has letters from many people on this topic. The situation and causes behind it are stated quite well in several of them.Cherie A Gabbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you go in a little further there is a discussion forum for this also..the
It's
been hard for me to hear about all the kitties who have passed on. Forgive
me for not sending individual condolences for recent losses. It is only
because I feel grief for you alltoo strongly that I am not able to visit
the subject, but in fits and starts.
My
Leeloo passed from
Kyle
Right now, I'm running into a stubborn vet.
I'm sorry to be blunt Kyle, but I think you're going to have to find
yourself another vet. Look for a veterinary hospital with an internist
on staff, or at least on call. Writing a letter or applying to the FDA
on your own won't do you any good.
Kyle,
Nina, are you sure you really have a way to keep the unused sterile? I'd be
really worried about that.
No, it is a risk, but when I was considering using the left-over before, I had two worries, the sterilization factor, and I wasn't sure if the interferon would break down and become either
I'm so sorry, Anita. Anakin is well again now.
tonyacatstevens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I took him to the vet he could not even stand.The vet said most of the medication won't help he's to for gone most take time to work he doesn't time.She said he was not getting enough blood to his
If you use one needle to mix, another to inject, and a third to draw and
inject the remainder, it should remain sterile. We have vials of medicine we
inject our dog with, and each vial lasts about 25 injections or so. It is
supposed to remain sterile, because each needle is sterile when it
Actually I don't know why I said that about preservatives. They would have
nothing to do with keeping it sterile.
Michelle
You are mom, and definately know best...
CherieHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the likelihood of false negative on ELISA tests if it came back three times as negatives for the period of a couple of months?
I am trying to figure out whats going on with Uh-oh-oh. One
Also, my vet said to wipe the vial top with alcohol before each
injection into the vial. Michelle R. sent me home with another
sterilizing agent to wipe after the alcohol as well. I can't remember
what it's called, I think it begins with an M (the wording has run off
the plastic bag), I'll
I can't really help you with the lab result confusion, but as far as
knowing something's wrong... Cherie's right, you would know if
something's off with Uh-oh-oh. We're paranoid because we've learned we
have reason to be concerned. That being said, just because she's feeling
off doesn't
Anita,
I'm so sorry for your loss, you have a special angel watching over you.
--
Belinda
Happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties ...
http://www.bemikitties.com
Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens
http://adopt.bemikitties.com
FeLV Candle Light Service
I'm so sorry. I lost 2 to anemia in 2003. He had a good life
with you. Hang onto that.
Where there's Life, there's HopeKathy"There is nothing so strong as gentleness,
and there is nothing so gentle as real strength." ~ Sir Francis de
Sates
This person is really sick
http://savetoby.com/
--
Belinda
Happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties ...
http://www.bemikitties.com
Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens
http://adopt.bemikitties.com
FeLV Candle Light Service
http://www.bemikitties.com/cls
HostDesign4U.com
Kerry.
Thanks so much for replying. You are the only one on this list who
has replied to my last update on Lovey and Merry. I don't know if my
email got bounced off this list or what. Everybody seemed very
interested in Lovey and Merry so wanted to be sure everybody heard
about getting
PLEASE CROSS POST WIDELY!
Original Message
Subject:
[billyboard] ONLY THREE SHORT LEGS LEFT! 3/12/05 (NC and PA
needed) PLS HELP
Date:
Thu, 10 Mar 2005 18:04:56 -0800 (PST)
From:
Karrie Noble [EMAIL
Hi,
Just to remind everybody that you can go to the website once a day and a donation goes to the shelter I volunteer with.
The link is: http://www.handicappedpets.com/gallery/wfi0205/index.htm
Thank you,
Joan
You don't need to click--just visit her pictures.
Thanks,
Joan
-Original Message-
From: Gloria B. Lane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 8:40 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: O.T. - Help my shelter website
Hey Joan - so you just go there and click?
done. also i'm thinking of trying that groom-eze
brush(lots of other neat products on that page too). my allergies are acting up.
barbara
- Original Message -
From:
Joan Doljan
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 7:06
AM
Subject: O.T.
Sheila,
I am so incredibly sorry. We have also gone
through multiple losses in a short period of time. I am not sure why that
happens, but it seems to happen like this often. Two of my mother's cats
died within 2 days of each other, without being the same age or having the same
health
Dear Sheila,
My heart breaks for you and your family during these terrible losses. How wonderful that you had 14 years with Tiger; still, never enough.I hope your memories of these sweet babies will comfort you and that you can picturee them together and healthy.
Take care of yourselves; big,
Hi Belinda, This is the response I got from PETA
(immediately, they're aware of this site), they
suggest contacting the ISP to get the site pulled off.
Thank you for contacting PETA with your concerns
regarding SaveToby.com, which have been shared with
the appropriate staffers here.
Sadly, some
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