Jane Lyons wrote:
Hi Nina
I'm writing from the site, but I am not sure it will go to the list.
If this reaches the list, Sam I've had good results with L-lysine
(500mg's daily which I split between 2 feedings) and
a liquid supplement called DMG. I have also found that good
quality food
,
Nina
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Date: Sun, 08 Jun 2008 20:13:15 -0600
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Greetings Again,
I have
miss you all and wish you so many
blessings. Some day I hope to have the strength and energy to
participate the way I used to.
Nina
steps to address any concerns they may have and to locate
additional fosters for the cats in her possession.
Say a prayer everybody,
Nina
SHE HAS TO MOVE THE CATS. I don't care if she has to board them, or
whatever, but if AC has been there, they ARE COMING BACK. For that
matter if I
that will no longer have it as the valuable resource it once was
for me and so many others.
Hopeful that something can be done,
Nina
Subject:
Re: Susan and hunting
From:
Malone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
Sun, 19 Aug 2007 14:02:56 -0600
To:
felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
You truly make me ill. I pray
.
Once they figure out that they have to put up with this, (they have no
choice), and if you can make it a quick process, they start to accept
being pilled with a little more grace.
Good luck sweetie, don't forget to put peroxide on those scratches!
Nina
with loss to consider them
yet again.
Nina
The Mirror of Death
Although it is inevitable, losing a loved one is never easy. Suddenly
a part of your life is gone and there is a gaping hole that was once
filled with love. I, like everyone else, have had to cope with this
emptiness, but it took
this story ends up having a happy ending. I'm sorry for
the pain you must be going through, and I'm very sorry for Marmalade. Please
let us know what happens.
Nina
Hello everyone,
Several of you here know my story about trapping an
orange and white cat , whom I named Marmalade. The cat
Diane,
I know you are a feral cat advocate and I usually agree with everything you post, but in this case I do not.
My only consolation for this terrible situation is that it might in some way shed light on the practices of our
municipal shelters. Glenda wrote to us about how everyone is
had her on TF, colostrum, homemade kitten formula
and canned/wet kitten food). She's finally started to gain back some
weight, and she's even prancing and playing now, (she had babies to deal
with so her come-back has been very slow).
Bless your hearts for caring,
Nina
On Aug 8, 2007, at 9:49
Hello Group,
I just saw that someone was asking for help with an fiv tested kitten.
The following is a post I archived from a trusted list member, (MC)
about this subject:
there is essentially no such thing as an FIV positive kittens.
maternal transmission is incredibly rare, and is still
in need, I just know that she will be paid back 100 fold
for all her kind deeds. Thank you for keeping us informed and please
let Susan know we care.
Nina
as you can. Keep
telling him that you will stick by him, that you love him and that you
are grateful that he choose you to see him through this.
Blessings to you and your family, I hope that you and Moe find the
answers you need very soon,
Nina
Hi everyone.
My name is Beckie. I'm 25
and/or Doxi?
I am sending prayers and good thoughts that the recent lump you
discovered has dissipated by now and that it was nothing more than a
stubbornly swollen lymph node.
Hugs to both you and MeMe,
Nina
Jane Lyons wrote:
I am trying to decide what the best treatment would be for
my cat
be sprinkled
on food. I was just writing to Jane about I-R helping with unexplained
fever spikes, have you or your vet considered it?
I hope Ki feels better soon. It's a good sign that he's eating again.
Prayers that your hubby finds a well paying job very soon!
Nina
dede hicken wrote:
Well, the vet
to all of you always,
Nina
wendy wrote:
Phaewryn,
This is the 3rd time in a year that you have gone off
on other members inappropriately and then claimed to
be leaving. I think you need to stop. It is not
right or fair to insult other people and then stick
your neck in the sand. No one here
Thank you very much for the information Belinda! I've archived it,
hopefully I'll never need it.
N
Belinda wrote:
OK apparently the drotal wasn't for Kisa but MeMe for giardia, this is
what I found on treatment for giardia, Joey has had this and did not
get drontal for that, he got pancuer.
of
each other. Speaking as someone with a urine entrenched dryer
situation, I have to say that the scent-association of lavender sounds a
hell of a lot more pleasant!
Hugs sweetie,
Nina
elizabeth trent wrote:
Phelix was taking care of me today because I home and not feeling
well. He's
Melissa,
Did you see the post about FortiFlora from Jane? You might want to ask
your vet about it. Here's a paste from an email I sent to someone else
battling diarrhea with her cat:
My sister forwarded your update about Sophie to me and I had a
thought... Someone on my felv list has a
Thanks for the feedback Kelley. Did you use it for treating diarrhea,
or just as a probiotic supplement? Did you see any results you could
report?
N
Kelley Saveika wrote:
My vet has recommended this to me as well.
On 6/5/07, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Melissa,
Did you see the post
I'm guessing you have tried different types of foods, different levels
of warming, liqiud vs ground, minced and warmed raw muscle meat, lunch
meats, broth, baby food, sour cream, pan fried salmon in olive oil, KFC,
etc etc. Sometimes they'll lap at something but won't want to chew.
Gypsy
Here's a video that had me in happy tears, something I know we could all
use:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5249518974978628334pr=goog-sl
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5249518974978628334pr=goog-sl
I almost hate to bring this up, but Dox is really harsh on the
esophagus. My vet tech told me about a guy, (human), that stupidly took
some without water and burned a hole in his throat. It's really
important to wash pills down with a little bit of water, tuna water, or
when I was giving
for you is
that you are able to step away from your expectations, love her
unconditionally and be grateful for whatever time the two of you have
left in the physical, be it long or short.
Many blessings and much love,
Nina
C J wrote:
A small update on Kisa.
I didn't think she would make
be refusing to eat because she's nauseous, give her some time to
settle her stomach before you start to worry too much.
Nina
Jane Lyons wrote:
It has been one week since MeMe's diagnosis and yesterday
I thought we were making progress. Her swollen glands are
noticeably diminished, her sneezing has all
traps weren't working, so Hideyo had a
drop trap made and camped out for a couple nights until she got her!
Marissa, I hope you're reading this, have heart my dear and keep trying
to find Georgia. Here's the paste of the message Hideyo wanted me to
convey to the list:
Nina, could you also
I had Spencer on .4cc every 24 hours. At one point I tried cutting back
to eod, but it was obvious that wasn't enough. You might want to try
the A/D as Tad suggests, but if it were me, I wouldn't mess with trying
to add vita to the liver she's eating.
Hugs to you both,
N
C J wrote:
I'm
exactly why... Something about mirroring a natural
occurrence in the body. I would absolutely cut down on the dosage
amount/times you are now injecting Kisa and see how she does. I'm sorry
I can't be of more help with this, you're doing great. Keep breathing.
Nina
* The duration
I figured that out. The Drontal reference was about Jane and her baby
MeMe. MeMe has been prescribed Drontal for Giardia.
I'll let Hideyo know how pleased you were to hear about Maddie. She'd
have to sleep better now. She's been staying up all night monitoring
the drop trap for the last
Tad, I think that's a great food to try with Kisa, esp since she likes
liver! Here's the recipe paste from Michelle:
Here is the liver shake recipe:
1 cup raw liver (chicken or beef, I use chicken)
1 cup fresh carrot juice, tomato juice, or V-8
1/4 cup filtered water
1 raw egg yolk
1 tsp kelp
.
I also understand how hard it is to not be zealous in our desire to
enlighten people about what has worked for us. All we want to do is
help each other, we have to be careful not to hurt and/or alienate in
the process.
Nina
wendy wrote:
I just want people to feel comfortable
here
I'm so glad she likes it! Don't get greedy about switching her to a
plate, we don't want to jinx her! :-) . It's making me smile to picture
you on your hands and knees coaxing her to eat and actually having her
do it! Been there, done that :-) . C'mon Kisa!
N
C J wrote:
Kisa likes the
I buy Lysine at Costco. You can get it at health food stores in a
powder form as well as tablet, (you could always ask them there what
brand they feel is the best). It's pretty much tasteless. I just grind
it up with a mortar and pestle and add it to their food. If I have
someone being
I'm thrilled to hear he has had a change of heart. I wonder what turned
things around, but really, I don't care. Good vibes that he stays in
his present state of mind toward the cats and you. Maybe his wife does
have some influence on him. The house next door to me has a for rent
sign in
Thanks sweetie, I feel it and it's giving me hope.
Stray Cat Alliance wrote:
I'm sending you much white light for nice animal friendly neighbors!
It makes things so much better all the way around.
Date: Thu, 31 May 2007
I absolutely agree with Diane and your husband. I think it's wonderful
of you to want to call attention to the plight of the innocent, but as
Diane says, don't call attention to you and yours in the process. I'd
make the letter a lot more general, leaving out many of the details that
might
, I'm late for my shock therapy treatment.
Jane Lyons wrote:
Nina
I'm visualizing the reincarnation of James Herriot (All Creatures
Great and Small)
renting the house next door.
Here's hoping your caring vibes attract a conscious person.
Jane
happened. Please let us know how it is going,
Nina
Stray Cat Alliance wrote:
Do you believe this storyevery day, I feed my front yard and
back yard cats (I love in a townhome attached on both sides)..and have
done so since we moved into the City in 1998. Last May my elderly
neighbor moved
than the recommended IV), to alleviate unexplained fever
spikes. From what I understand about it, it's a bacteria that when
administered causes the immune system to kick in against it and
theoretically battle whatever is causing symptoms.
Nina
Jane Lyons wrote:
I spoke to my homeopathic vet
things anyway. Men like this usually respond to other men
better than women, but he might also like the feeling of power he gets
from you appealing to him to indulge your love of animals. The whole
thing makes me nauseous just thinking about it.
Nina
Stray Cat Alliance wrote:
Thank you all
of comfort,
hope and love.
Nina
Sherry DeHaan wrote:
Horus I only got to know through e-mails and pic from Dr. Jen.He had
to have one of his eyes removed and was blind in the other.He suffered
severe head trauma and lived at Jens house.He slept next to her every
night and purred his little heart out
Sigh. I just got through battling with my pee entrenched dryer again.
Nothing seems to be helping, I feel your pain sister.
Nina
Susan Hoffman wrote:
This morning when I headed into the kitchen to feed everyone, I
removed what I thought was a clean frying pan from the stivetop -- I
use
of 'be careful what you wish for' my newest arrival, (Bobby Spencer
Clark), has taken up the torch and I am now once again not able to drink
a sip of coffee before he has his breakfast. I can't wait until he
understands the concept of the never-ending-food-bowl.
Nina
Susan Hoffman wrote:
No. They have me
the heat of
your disappointment dissipates you are able to remain an ally to the
organization.
Nina
Kelly L wrote:
At 12:59 PM 5/28/2007, you wrote:
I find this conversation quite timely...You see I have just withdrawn
my long time support of Best Friends because of something similar, I
have been
months have been for you. I'm sending you and Kisa love and
strength, listen to her, together you'll decide what to do.
Nina
C J wrote:
Kisa isn't doing very well so far.Over the last week, she's been
getting more lethargic day by day. And now she's at the point where
all she does is hide
is doing,
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
She is still in the emergency clinic and will be there til Tuesday
morning...they started her on clin. She is also on Baytril. Don't
think she is on Doxy.
On 5/27/07, dede hicken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know if it causes seizures, but my Spud
as many questions on specifics as you like and feel free
to vent, cry or just share how special she is. Give that little angel a
head butt from me.
Nina
Jane Lyons wrote:
Hello everyone
I just joined this group as I have just had two FeLV
positive test results on my year old kitten.
I adopted her
, don't worry to much, if it's hot, red and
swollen, get yourself to the hospital. It's good advice to keep
yourself utd on your tetanus shot too. Let us know if your finger falls
off.
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
I was trying to put Nod in his carrier for his dental today and
apparently he
Did you ask your vet about dex shots? If he is ready to give up on Kisa
and you are not, find yourself another vet.
Nina
C J wrote:
Thank you all for your suggestions.
I went to the vet today and got some injectable chloropromazine. They
said it should help with the vomiting, though
informed, we're all pulling for you guys,
Nina
C J wrote:
Well, after going to the vet today, it's not looking good for Kisa.
She has elevated bilirubin in her blood/urine, and elevated number of
lymphocytes. Therefore they believe she has a liver disease, possibly
lymphosarcoma.
The only way
feral's socialization too much. Let's hope that snake lets
his friends know that your house is less safe than the bushes. Next
time tell your assistant to bring a net with her along with the boots
and rake.
Nina
Kelly L wrote:
Ok..So I am alone and head into the bedroom to see several cats
not? I certainly would. Hideyo didn't miss a beat
when she told me very matter-of-factly, Yes, but you're crazy. This
coming from one of the craziest cat ladies I know. It really cracked me up.
Nina
Kelly L wrote:
At 07:00 AM 5/22/2007, you wrote:
Already started the Augmentin last night
--they have WAY too much
time on their paws to sit around and figure these things out.
and yes, mine have managed to baptize the area in front of the dryer,
as well. i just pour the anti-stink straight on the floor
there sigh.
On 5/21/07, *Nina* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
cats. I'm perfectly happy to accommodate her with meeting that
quota, but she's hesitant for some reason :-) .
N
Susan Hoffman wrote:
Throw in a third cat? That will alter the dynamic.
*/Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
I'm thinking of contacting the fire department to see if I can
Yea, I remember 5 fondly. I also remember thinking how crazy it was to
have so many cats. I guess there's crazy and then there's CRAZY.
N
MaryChristine wrote:
i always liked five.. tho i can barely remember that far back.
On 5/22/07, *Nina* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
, everything smells of their scent now. Any suggestions? Do
I have to get a new dryer and house it behind chain link?
Nina
My sister's cat peed in my dad's napsack the night before he was to
board a plane with it. Ah the delights of being owned by cats.
Kelly,
At least at Best Friends you were among compatriots who would
understand. I bet if you had taken a look around you, you would have
caught several others
travel). It's so darn efficient of them! All the fabric throws
covering the furniture are now pre-marked :-) .
Nina
elizabeth trent wrote:
Oh no! Nina, you have all my sympathy. Ode de kitty toilette is
definitely not the nicest fragrance - especially for warm weather.
Have you tried spraying
I wonder if there have been any studies conducted on deterioration
effects of the olfactory senses from living with too many cats. My
sniffer isn't what it used to be either. Perhaps it's a blessing in
disguise, but it does little for our social lives. I've had people in
check out lines ask
work. !?
Taylor Scobie Humphrey
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On May 21, 2007, at 12:52 PM, Nina wrote:
I wonder if there have been any studies conducted on deterioration
effects of the olfactory senses from living with too many cats. My
sniffer isn't what it used to be either. Perhaps it's a blessing
no matter what they charge. It could end up costing
you more in $ and misery if you don't.
Nina
wendy wrote:
Hey Marylyn,
I'm taking her in this afternoon to have them
expressed. I thought maybe I could do it after
watching the vet do it a couple of times; it didn't
look like rocket science
on it. (Sorry about the pressure). Where is she?
Nina
Chris wrote:
Many many thanks... I will go dig the article out and send it along...
/Christiane Biagi/
/914-632-4672/
/[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
/Katrina Animal Reunion Team (KART)/
/www.findkpets.org http
that Charlie and Oscar left behind,
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please add Charlie to CLS list he passed Sunday night and today we had
to pts his little sister Oscar (she chose that name). She has been
small and delicate all her life. She stopped eating Sunday and was in
a lot of pain from
Very cute. Thanks it did make me laugh.
N
elizabeth trent wrote:
http://www.glumbert.com/media/catvacuum
elizabeth
babies need you, you are a
blessing to us and all those you care for. Remember all the good you do
and remember that even if you don't fully realize the influence you have
on so many others, your pain and sacrifice make a difference and we are
grateful.
Nina
Kerry Roach wrote:
Hi all,
I know I
, it is obviously harder to transmit to healthy inoculated cats
than generally thought, but it's a personal decision that we have to
make with our eyes wide open to the possible ramifications.
Let us hear more about you, Mr. Biggles and the rest of your charges.
Welcome to the group!
Nina
know nothing about is a fairy tale, but it does
sometimes bring me comfort to imagine that the bigger picture is much
more pleasant than the fragments we are privy to.
Thank you for all you did for Trinket too. You are such a hero to these
guys Gloria, and to me. Much love and sympathy,
Nina
The oil is also used as a flea http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flea
repellant for pets. This latter usage is the origin of the plant's Latin
species name, the flea being /Pulex irritans/. However the distantly
related American Pennyroyal
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Pennyroyal or
on,
keep doing the best you can do and know that nothing stays the same.
It's the ebb and tide balance of life. Things will be brighter again
one day soon. We're here for you,
Nina
Sherry DeHaan wrote:
Cassandra,sending good thoughts and prayers to you all.I hope Koda
starts to feel better
How did operation get all the cats in the house without the neighbors
seeing them go? Did you sneak them in using cardboard boxes? I hope
you are settled soon and everyone loves their new digs!
Nina
elizabeth trent wrote:
Glad you made it safe and sound. Good to hear from you.
elizabeth
). Why don't you ask your
vet about that?
Let us hear more, we're here to help in any way we can,
Nina
Susan Hoffman wrote:
Prednisone and prednisolone SUPPRESS the immune system. I would not
use it with a cat who already had a compromised immune system. (Out
of curiosity, what did your vet say
can't let a grocery store plastic bag hit the floor
because one of her cats will rush to pee on it if it does. I guess it
takes all kinds :-) .
Nina
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*/Okay, I have a Siamese ever since he was a baby (6 weeks old rescue)/*
*/he has a fetish for plastic. Especially
I think she means colloidal silver. I heard about it when I was on an
IBD list. I even purchased some, but chickened out when it came to
trying it. I have read of anequdotal reports of it benefiting immune
related diseases. Here's an excerpt from a website about it:
calmer in time
because he knows what to expect. Take the fear out of it for yourself
and you'll take the fear out of it for him.
Prayers and blessings,
Nina
Nazleen Rahmat wrote:
Hi guys,
Thanks so much for the replies. Please send us your prayers. Abu
finished up all his food yesterday. I
found themselves in circumstances that they feel force them to make
such drastic and final choices. One loving guardian at a time, one
educated vet at a time, we are making a difference in our world.
Much love, happiness and health to you and your households,
Nina
Sheryl Spagg wrote:
Hi Deana
sooner, what if
I'd done this or that differently). Researching my alternatives,
knowing I did the best I could with what I knew at the time, following
my intuition and heart, are my talismans against the bitterness of what
if.
Nina
Deb Stockbridge wrote:
Hi Nina,
I Love to hear more and more
can throw a blood clot,
etc. same with people--if we stop loving other living things because
they're gonna get sick and die, well, think about it
MC
On 5/9/07, *Sheryl Spagg* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Nina. I actually called my vet and talked to
my
to contact them and
make sure it's safe to use on 4 week old kittens.
Nina
Only Natural Pet All-in-One Flea Remedy is an odorless powder that can
be applied directly to the fur of a dog or cat and sprinkled on your
carpet, hardwood floors, baseboards, furniture, and pet bedding. You can
even sprinkle
I have a friend that swears Transfer Factor (an immune regulator) saved
the life of a cat of hers with panleuk. I've used it in the past too.
Lance on the list thinks it helps his Ember. Anyway, it couldn't hurt
to try it. Most of my guys like the flavor, I mix it with baby food.
Here's
with a
prescription. I've personally never used it. A cotton ball soaked in
saline solution helps sooth their eyes and keep them clean. Sometimes
that's all that is necessary if you catch a gunky eye in time.
Nina
Sheryl Spagg wrote:
What do you put on their eyes? I was told to use
neosporin
. If there isn't one out there maybe we should write
one. Although, if there isn't one out there it may be because no one
wants to get sued if the remedies are used improperly or somehow go
awry. :-)
Nina
Sheryl Spagg wrote:
I was told to use it by a vet tech. I was hesitant to
try it, but did
are forced to make are easy, and all too few
results of those decisions are truly in our control.
Blessings to you and your family,
Nina
Deb Stockbridge wrote:
OMG Phaewryn, YOU ARE A GODSEND!! You posted my boys last night and
already I have a home for Bruschi and possibly one for Jadon
Accidental over-vaccination for rabies is what caused my Gypsy's IBD.
We almost lost her and to this day battle the consequences. Grab the
vets by the shirt collar, look them in the eye and make sure they hear
you when you tell them they have already been vaccinated!
Nina
Kelley Saveika
MC, have I told you lately how glad I am that you are active on this
list? Along with your freely sharing all that hard earned wisdom, no
matter what is going on you seem always able to wrestle a snort of
laughter out of me.
Nina
MaryChristine wrote:
yeah, drops are good for the nose
Kelley,
Pardon me, but are you crazy? (Look who's talking). Have you never
heard the saying Be careful what you wish for? Not that I have
anything against Persians of any nose length, but com'on girl, you have
your paws full already!
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
Oh, well, it isn't
.
Welcome, and tell your vet to watch his back :-)
Nina
Deana K. Wagoner wrote:
I am new to the list and need some advice. We have a number of ferals in our
neighborhood and there has been an effort to trap/spay-neuter as many as
possible. I have been successful in turning two of them
a vet to write that waiver has been another story.
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
I posted the link to what as far as I can tell is the full body of the
law.
It says nothing about exceptions for medical conditions. If you can
find something please let me know.
start by calling the office that dispenses pet licenses in your
area. If by some ridiculous chance that's true, the law should be
changed. Maybe you could pass the info on to a local animal rights
group to spearhead the effort.
Nina
Kelley Saveika wrote:
All I can tell you for sure is that my
brother).
Big ol' sigh of relief,
Nina
Gina WN wrote:
Absolutely fantastic news!!!
Gina
*/Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
I'm so thrilled to report that Sammi is safe, reunited with Geri, Little Guy
and her family! Below is an edited version of the report on what happened last
night
I'm so thrilled to report that Sammi is safe, reunited with Geri, Little Guy
and her family! Below is an edited version of the report on what happened last
night.
HURRAY!!
Nina
OH MY GOSH - we got Sammi tonight! I am sorry if I have a bunch of typos
here but I am pretty much operating
as a small gray cat running out of the yard, so it sounds
like she's still in decent health. Rescue efforts are ongoing, keep
those good thoughts coming this family's way.
Nina
Nina wrote:
For all of you that are sending positive thoughts and prayers, here's
the latest. Very good news and some bad
account. I don't even have to send back the unused portion of
my order. Thought I'd let you know in case the companies you are
dealing with are as accommodating. It truly never hurts to ask. I
guess I won't be choking down cat food and crackers after all.
Nina
Nina wrote:
Thanks MC. It would
us to, the question was asked and we were
told that it was being warehoused. I find little comfort in the
assurances of big business, but I wish someone had thought to ask and
what happens to it when you are ready to clear those warehouses?
Nina
MaryChristine wrote:
has anyone heard anything
a dehydrated raw meat kibble.
Nature's Variety and Majestic Raw both make a kibble. You can find
this type of food at smaller independent pet stores. Some of them
would be happy to order it for you if they don't carry it.
I'll keep looking for you.
Nina
Belinda wrote:
Ok, all you cooks out
in there), from reading some of the recipes. You're our
test kitchen Belinda, let us know how you do and whether your efforts
pass the finicky taste test of your dry food junkies.
Nina
Nina wrote:
I know I've seen recipes for home made dog biscuits, darn if I
remember where though. I think in a mag
Hi Taylor,
He was able to go last night, but no sighting as far as I know. It does
seem like a good omen that Teddy chose the number 3!
Nina
Taylor Scobie Humphrey wrote:
33 A little message there from Baby
Pooma Teddy! He must be saying that those three
much I'd like beef and salmon combined together, (maybe a little
mayonnaise). Pretty soon some adventurer will start selling
home-testing kits we can use before we set the food bowls down.
Nina
MaryChristine wrote:
www.howl911.com http://www.howl911.com hasn't been updated in a few
days
You forgot the crackers and mayonnaise!
Kelley Saveika wrote:
I tried some Evo last night (entirely accidentally) but the cats love
it, except Sugar, who I don't think realizes it is food.
On 5/3/07, Nina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks MC. It would be much easier if a list was compiled
us,
Nina
Debi Holmes wrote:
Hello,
I just wanted to introduce myself and tell you a little about my
situation. My name is Debi and I live in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. I
am a foster mom for a cat rescue. I have 6 of my own cats and I
currently have 5 foster cats. I also have 3 of my own FELV
or short that life may be), full of love, commitment and
understanding. The quality of time we spend together, the lessons
learned and valued that come from our associations, at least for me,
make anything I may suffer worthwhile.
Nina
Debi Holmes wrote:
Nina,
You have it right! And yes my 3
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