Are you part of any rescue lists? There are rescue transport lists with
networks all over. There is even an air transport for animals. I'll see if I
can find some info for you.
If not, I'd be more than willing to send you a little money to help with gas.
Beth
Melissa Lind [EMAIL
Thank you everyone. I think I have had enough of FeLV for awhile. There is a
new FeLV long haired orange and white kitten at the shelter and I know they
want to me to take it, but I don't want to expose him to FIP. I think I could
have handled the FeLV in Stamp, but the FIP on top of it, no.
This is the same kind of thing that goes on on Craig's list. A variation of the
Nigerian scams.
They send you a large check (way over the price of the pet). After it clears
you are supposed to send the difference back. Then the check is found to be
bogus and you owe the bank the money.
We had a feral mom at the shelter recently with 4 kittens. 2 kittens positive,
2 kittens negative, mom negative. I guess there were 2 different dads. Mom was
retested before being released.
Beth
Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Couldn't the mom catch it from the mating? I am
We use them at the shelter, but we also use Feline Pine litter with a sifter
to. The pine is much lighter. We have a room full of older boys that have
trouble staying in a regular box.
Beth
Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marylyn,
What do you cut them with?
I went to a
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
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
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:
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
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
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Now
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
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:
You will probably throw the dishes out because is it too much of a reminder,
but that is normal. Not that you don't want to remember him. He will always be
in your heart, and I'm sure you have pictures galore of happier times.
I had a pet sitting client give me all her 17 year old cat's things
I'm not sure if you are outting Lysine in his food, but I know someone who gets
a chicken flavor powder from their vet for feline herpes. She says the cats
love it.
Beth
C J [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for the kind thoughts.
Tomi has been on the Doxy for 3.5 weeks, since March
The intranasals are very effective and work quickly. The shelter I used to work
with sometimes gave them to kittens. The vet did say, however, that there was
more risk of URI with them and since the vaccine was live, they could sneeze
it onto other cats. I don't know how true that is.
My
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 is getting so big and I can
tell his anemia is getting worse because he licks the floor and mortar around
the fireplace. I had given up hope he would last through the
: Re: Tomi's red blood cell count going down, any suggestions?
That is an awesome site. Thank you!
Joey's RBC is 2.59.
So if 15-17 is considered severely anemic...what is 2.59 considered?
On 4/3/07, Gussies mom wrote:
15-17 is considered severly anemic. That's about where my foster Stamp
So sorry about your sweet baby.
Beth
Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am typing this through tears,I just recieved an e-mail from Dr. Jen that
she had to let our sweet beautiful Lucinda go last night.She is now with her 2
babies Mini and Max who we lost last year.
Sherry
Some kids in the neighborhood brought me Oscar. She became Oscarina...
Beth
elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
LOL My Othello was Ophelia until he went to get spayed :0)
elizabeth
On 4/3/07, Melissa Lind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ha! Ha! The vet
called me with
We're not masochistic, we just put just see a need and put their needs above
our emotional ones. It's the curse of having a heart. And they are greatful for
it. :)
Beth
Kelly L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 12:34 PM 4/2/2007, you wrote
I guess we are all a bit masochistic, we take in the
Melissa -
There is not need to put her down. If your cats are vaccinated, she can live
quite happily with your cats. I have mixed as many as 5 FeLV cats with 5
negative cats. One of my FeLV negative cats is FIV+. I mixed my cats for years.
None of the negative cats ever got FeLV, and some
So sorry you had to lose your baby. What a lucky guy he was to have you.
Beth
JENI RECA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We had to put Hillman Waller to sleep last night, it was a hard decision but
best for him. He was a 1.5 years and was the sweetest cat ever! Positive
as a kitten and also
15-17 is considered severly anemic. That's about where my foster Stamp is right
now.
This is a great web page for cat Hemotology at different stages of life:
http://www.cathelp-online.com/health/glossary2.php
Beth
Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wish I could be
So sorry to hear about midnoght. It sounds like he went quietly.
Beth
Jennifer Madon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hate to add to the bad news but I just want everyone to know that I
lost Midnight over the weekend. He had started throwing up a lot on
Thursday. He seemed a little slower
I have a finicky foster that will only eat Fancy Feast. She's been eating its
for a month. If there were any problems I'm sure I would have noticed by now.
Beth
cindy reasoner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am feeding some of my cats Fancy Feast and Friskies
and the other 3 I am feeding
So sorry to hear about your baby passing away.
Beth
Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, my Felix passes away due to severe anemia, he had 4
transfusion during the past couple of weeks I hae 2 more units of blood that
I purchased form blood bank for my baby
Lucky baby to have people love her, even if it wasn't long. You know it meant
the world to her.
I lost my 2 orange girls to FeLV at 1 1/2 years old. I still have one as the
wallpaper on my computer. And I think it was Belinda who made a wonderful
screensaver collage of them for me.
And maybe possums or other critters, too. Possums are so much fun to get out of
the traps!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh yeah, you will trap other cats sometimes. If you decide to do this
yourself, just
let them go and try again. It's really not hard, the traps are easy to
I'm trying to get an idea, and maybe write something, about people who mix
their FeLV cats, and or FIV cats with negative cats.
I'm interested in when they were diaagnosed, were the negative cats
previously vaccinated and were they ever re-tested. If so, when.
How often were they retested?
You absolutely have to tell them. We ran into this with a hoarding case. Some
of the cats still have to be restested. 8 out of 28 were FeLV positive. I
adopted out 3 cats that were negative to a couple who had other cats. I made it
very clear the cats they were getting had been exposed and
It would be unethical for a shelter. If they had been separate for a year and
retested Elisa and IFA I wouldn't feel obligated, although I personally still
would.
Beth
wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jeni,
Keep in mind that this is coming from a person who is
ignorant of shelter
I'm so sorry..
I know how hard it is. If my boyfriend hadn't bee holding me when I put my
second FeLV kitty to sleep I really think I would have snatched her from the
table and ran, even though I knew it was the right thing to do.
I had the vet shave some hair from the belly of one of my
So sorry to hear about your babies. I hope Lucinda gets better.
Beth
Sherry DeHaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,thank you for your good wishes and prayers for sweet little Hammy.He
is now with all the Angel fur kids.
Could you also put Lucinda in your prayers too? she is at Dr.
I just love the big boys. Mine have always been such momma's boys.
Beth
Debbie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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#ff;color: black;} I was shifting thru pics the other day and found
this one of
What a beautiful name for a kitty! I'm so sorry you had to lose her.
The virus is not supposed to stay alive outside the body in a dry environment
more than an hour. I never throw anything out. I wash my bowls just like
normal. I will put a non-FeLV cat in a carrier I just had a positive
I agree. People should be informed. If they recoil even after you tell them the
cat is negative and probably will never turn positive, then what would they do
if the cat gets sick with something else?
I don't know about other states, but in GA rescues are regulated by the Dept
of
Belinda, if you can get your husband to help, have him ready with a syringe for
water or some tasty liquid. When you put the pill in, syringe some water in.
They have to swallow.
Beth
Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I was going to have them put another tube in but I think they
to clean, but I told them I
needed to be with him instead.
wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Beth,
How is Stamp doing today? I'm trying to catch up on
emails and just read about his recent decline.
:)
Wendy
--- Gussies mom wrote:
I have been reading, but not participating in the
posts the last
Wether you agree with things she says or not, her heart is in the right place,
and those are the kind of people the world needs more of.
Beth
Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm writing to the list for prayers, strength and love to be sent to our
dear friend Hideyo. She has had so many
Elizabeth,
She was an absolutely beautiful girl. It is so encouraging to know she got
through one crash. It gives others hope.
I'm glad she got to be with you last night and to spend it with someone who
loved her.
Beth
elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nina,
Thank you
Thank you for your kind words.
I know FIP is hard to diagnose, but I've been through it quite a few times
and it was my first thought before the vet even spoke it. I really don't want
to put him through any more. I just want him to be as happy as he can be.
Beth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL
Can you not write off some of the interest, too?
Kelley Saveika [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am a nonprofit, I just don't have
my letter of determination yet. I am expecting it before the end of the year,
certainly before next tax year. But that doesn't really help much - you get
about 30
Those were beautiful poems. I have a hard time reading things like that, but it
reminds me there are good people in this world.
I am curious, though about the vet sticking the needle in his heart. Was this
because they could not find a vein? It's my understanding that this is a
painful
Marissa -
I think these kitties become so precious to us in part because so many people
view FeLV kitties as throw aways. We feel extra protective because people don't
understand why we go through this. All my FeLV kitties that have passed were my
most precious babies.
I didn't want to
I have been reading, but not participating in the posts the last week or so.
I am so sorry to hear about Slinky and Belinda's Fred.
I have an FeLV foster kitty named Stamp, who had started to get sick. He
went to the vet and they said to bring him back in a week or so.His belly has
been
This is ridiculous. I come to this list because I have a sick baby that I love
very much. A cat that is not even mine, though I wouldn't give him up for the
world. I'm looking for help and support. Now I'm being told I feed my cats CRAP
because I feed Science Diet because that is what the
it is not the food.
Beth
Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When we started treating Grace for Hemobart, her test had come back
neg. Since it's not always detectable, and the vet had a gut feeling
about it, we gave her Doxy anyway and it helped.
Nina
Gussies mom wrote:
Litter: Feline
I have to drive quite a way to get this, but when I can I pick this up as a
treat. My cats eat it like it's kitty crack.
Susan Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Sorry so long...
I've not been very active on this list. I try to read as many emails as I
can, but with the rescue group lists I am on the amount of mail gets
overwhelming.
I have an FeLV foster cat, Stamp. I have had him since November. I am at a
loss with him at the moment. All my
Litter: Feline Pine. When he gets out with the other cats is when I see him eat
litter
No, he has not been tested for Hemobart. He was so young when the anemia
started. I asked the vet at that time and she said they do not see Hemobart in
young kittens.
I don't think Science Diet is
, Hershey, Lindt...?
Kat (Mew Jersey)
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007, Gussies mom wrote:
Date: Fri, 16 Feb 2007 07:09:30 -0800 (PST)
From: Gussies mom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: OT: Chocolate cat needs a name
I volunteer with a rescue
I have a foster with this also. The vet said pulling the teeth would not help.
She did give me something to put on his food to help with pain, I will check to
see what it is.
Beth
Leslie Lawther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Someone in our group has a lovely cat (negative for FIV and FeLV)
Has a vet checked for yeast or mites?
Beth
Sally Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am forwarding any post reagrding Lucy to Michelle. I have not heard from
her in several days.
I don't want to think about when it may be Junior's turn. He is only 4 and
has several problems now.
This sounds to me like they have a bad overpopulation problem and are trying to
reduce the number of animals killed because of unwanted breeding. I think it is
good to have to have a special license if you have an unalterd dog. I also
don't have a problem with them making people pay for the
They don't have websites. I think that's so people don't do door dumps.
Beth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you send me the websites for the other two, if you have them?
Phaewryn
http://ucat.us
Adopt a New England FIV+ cat:
http://ucat.us/FIVadopt.html
Has anyone any first hand info or heard anything good or bad about the
following sanctuaries:
Tiger Ranch PA - We are sending 3 FeLV catsd there from a hoarding case
Rikkis Refuge - VA
Haven Acres FL
Beth
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Please look at the kitten on the this website: www.furkids.org
I work with this rescue and she was pulled from a hoarding case in Atlanta.
We have pulled 4 other cats as well. One in dire need of a dental. There is an
old old cat still there that desperately needs medical help, but I have
Is she FeLV positive?
Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi, I just got back
from ultrasound appointment for my ayumi her left side of top wall is very
enlarged and she has non regenerative anemia does heart problem cause
anemia? Also her BP is very low even with
Sounds like you are taking all the right precautions. It will be much better
for her to be with you than leaving her at the vet. There's usually no one at a
vets office anyway.
We have fingers and paws crossed she makes it through with flying colors. My
FeLV kittens all made it through
I have a 3-4 month old kitten named Stamp. I noticed his tongue was pale even
though he was running around like crazy, so I took him to the vet to have a
PCV. It was 23. They said he was anemic and put him on Doxy, Prednisilone, and
interferon. 2 weeks later his PCV was 26. I have never had an
I don't vaccinate for distemper in my FeLV cats anymore. I had 2 die within a
month of being vaccinated. I got rabies at the time they were fixed only
because the county requires it. Unless your cats are at risk, I wouldn't
vaccinate. But that's just my 2 cents.
Beth
Those of us who do rescue know all too well how devastating distemper can be.
If one cat gets in your household with it good luck getting rid of it. It can
live for 10 years or more. I had to bleach my hardwood floors. Carpeting has to
be removed before you can bring in another unvaccinated
My vets office told me they can take blood from all the kittens an combine it
and use 1 or 2 tests, depending on the size of the litter. If the tests come
back at all positive, they then do individual tests. This can save money, which
I guess is what these rescues are trying to do by only
So sorry about you loss.
Beth Stamp
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You probably mean Doxycycline? An antibiotic? They usually try that assuming
(or really hoping) it is Hemobart, an infection in the blood I think from
fleas?
Beth
Frullani, Anita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My vet called to say she would treat BooBo using Dioxy -- but she really
hasn't
] wrote:
i tried to find a vet's office in town who'd do that--no one would.
(this is a town with 3 24-hour-hr emergency vets, 6 housecall vets, a
vet school, two cat-only vets... seems the vet students set down roots
while in school, then never leave!)
On 11/27/06, Gussies mom wrote:
My vets
: Gussies mom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 8:51 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Felv+/FIV+ policy for rescues
My vets office told me they can take blood from all the kittens an combine
it and use 1 or 2 tests, depending on the size of the litter
Because if you mix too many cats the blood can get diluted too much if the
number of positives is much lower than the number of negatives.
Susan Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: But why would batch testing be
something not recommended? Is there specific reasoning behind this?
Gussies mom
Yeah, I know. The clumping can be deadly, too. The vet said to try pine litter.
I hate that stuff because it becomes sawdust and gets everywhere. I used to
shred newspaper when this would happen, but he is in my bedroom with one of my
negative cats and I can't do that for both of them. I'd be
It could also just be the food. We had a cat at the shelter with horrible
diarrhea. After tons of money spent on tests (all negative) and meds, switching
his food has solved the problem. If he eats anything else, it comes back.
Beth
Susan Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any
With Giardia you really have to dump and bleach litterpans daily. I just get
the canned food box bottoms from Petsmart (They've gotten to where they know me
and save them for me when I need them). Just put some litter in them and dump
them daily.
The small ones are great for kittens.
A friend and I were talking the other day about how people would think we were
crazy if they listened into our conversations. We both do rescue and I swear
70% of our conversations are about cat poop.
Beth
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So sorry about your baby. It sounds like you have had a very difficult time
lately. I had a bout with FIP a few years ago with cats pulled from animal
control. I had to put my favorite kitten to sleep on my 39th birthday. That's a
birthday I won't forget.
At least your baby had someone as
PCV (packed cell volume). I think a normal is about 35%. Some of mine were down
to around 7% when they died. I'm taking my stamp in Friday for one. IT's about
$25
Beth
Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could you guys tell me what tests are available to find the
Also is this cat FeLV+? Stomatitis is very common in FeLV cats
Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Could you guys tell
me what tests are available to find the cause of anemia
Other than viral tests to rule out certain illness from virus and FIA I am
trying to find
Hope everyone stays well through the holiday.
Beth Stamp
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