time so let me know
what time is good for you...
Tad
Patricia Lamoretti wrote:
Hi Tad and Jeni -- Whatever timeframe works for Jeni. Apparently,
Midnight, as they've named her, was initially in the elderly woman's home
with her own cat prior to her being tested and spayed and they were
to me... I am free most any
time so let me know
what time is good for you...
Tad
Patricia Lamoretti wrote:
Hi Tad and Jeni -- Whatever timeframe works for Jeni. Apparently, Midnight,
as they've named her, was initially in the elderly woman's home with her own
cat prior to her being tested
Yes, BF is at Pets Alive.
MaryChristine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: is pets alive the one that best
friends has come in to help?
spring farm cares is, i THINK, way upstate.
On 5/9/07, Patricia Lamoretti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thank you. With
what's going on at Pets Alive, I don't
is ready to give it up...
Tad
Patricia Lamoretti wrote:
I just received a call from a friend who has been trying to help an elderly
woman place a FeLV/FIV positive cat. The elderly woman has a cat of her own.
She's convinced her husband that she can find a home but time is running out
queens and work in long island and could pick up the kitty, just as long as
she has a forever home and unfortunately it can not be mine. Let me know if
that helps.
Jeni
From: Patricia Lamoretti
Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Double Positive in NY
I just received a call from a friend who has been trying to help an elderly
woman place a FeLV/FIV positive cat. The elderly woman has a cat of her own.
She's convinced her husband that she can find a home but time is running out.
She has to leave town on Monday to provide healthcare for her
Thank you. With what's going on at Pets Alive, I don't know if they'd take
another animal. They're trying to get everyone back on track and healthy.
Animal Haven doesn't have space and I don't know spring farm cares so I'll give
it a shot. Thanks again -- PAT
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Belinda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Looks like some dry food is being recalled,
this is getting
extremely scary, I think I'm going to have to start cooking for them
again. You know this is only the beginning.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070330/ap_on_go_ot/pet_food_recall
--
Belinda
Hi Leslie -- I'll contact Jill and see if she knows any vets that will treat an
FeLV kitty. I don't know if I'd play around with that one myself. I'll ask
around as well. Hope you're well -- PAT
Leslie Lawther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:In our rescue we adopted out a
kitten, who came back
And I can say from my personal experience ... you're NOT a hoarder. How are
you? I have some albuterol for you ... PAT
Leslie Lawther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:What a diabolical liberty!! My...
that just gets my blood boiling... We have quite a few cats ourselves, luckily
in our county
A friend of mind just found out that one of her fosters may have dry FIP as
well. If we could find one person that could take both kittens (he's approx. 6
months) they could have company and live out their lives together. I've had
experience with the effusive FIP but know nothing about
enjoy some company...now it's just finding that special person to
give them a home...
Jeni
From: Patricia Lamoretti
Reply-To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: about exposed FIP cat that needs a home
Date: Tue, 12 Dec 2006 17:46:44 -0800 (PST)
A friend of mind
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Doljan, Joan wrote: No, I couldn't find much about them. That is not a
good sign.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Patricia
Lamoretti
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 9:52 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: Sanctuary
little to be found on the net. ~ Evan
Patricia Lamoretti wrote:
Thanks! That's helpful but I also wanted to know if anyone out there has
had any experience with them? Thanks again -- PAT
Evan Dee wrote:
I found the following on Petfinder:
http://www.petfinder.com/shelters
Thanks!
Doljan, Joan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: No, I couldn't find much about
them. That is not a good sign.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Patricia
Lamoretti
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 9:52 PM
To: felvtalk
Did you ever find out anything about Paradise Garden? I'm looking for a place
for a feral cat that was never socialized as a kitten and lived with an elderly
man who has now passed. We need to find her a safe, indoor environment. Any
information you can provide would be great. Thanks -- PAT
Try Best Friends in Kanab, Utah. I had a double positive boy that had a sad story of having bbs lodged in his abdomen and back. They put him on a waitlist and he was accepted soon afterwards. He loves other cats so that's a plus.BONNIE J KALMBACH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: There are some kitty
You can get Innova EVO canned at www.petdirect.com.Leslie Lawther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: How do you get your cats to eat that stuff?! Mine turn their noses up as if I've put sprouts in front of them! On 9/21/06, wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wysong is supposed to be good too.:)Wendy---
I don't know of any petsitters personally in your area but I was looking for a friend in a different area and basically did a google search "cat sitter, brooklyn". Several sites came up. Here's one link I found ... http://www.meowhoo.com/Specialized_Pet_Services/Cat_Sitters/more3.htmlJENI RECA
I buy powdered at "Life Extension Foundation" www.lef.org. The l-lysine is in a granular form though not powder. I've never used the capsules so I have nothing to compare it to. I usually warm a can of food in hot water first to get all the juices loose and then I pour some ontop so it dilutes and
I didn't know you were on this list? PATLeslie Lawther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Leslie, I had to mention something to you about your kitten'scough.If it continues, please don't let it go. I had a kitten who had a cough... took her to the vet he diagnosed her with "Asthma". I thought it was
I would also carry a towel so you can throw it over their head so they can't really see anything. A pillowcase may work as well.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The worst part about flying with cats is that they make you physically remove the cat from it's carrier to inspect the carrier. It's
My personal experience with FeLV+ cats and teeth is ... get the teeth/gums addressed. She'll be happier, healthier andlive longer. You'll also have less health issues with her in the future so although it may be costly for starters, it's well worth it in the long run ... PATMarylyn [EMAIL
Sounds like a possible case of IBD. Cats will typically go outside the box because there's discomfort ... kinda like a urinary problem. Has Yodel been tested for parasites (just starting with basics)? You may want to change the food. Try a higher protein, human grade, canned food. Stay away from
Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:TAD Wheres there a will, theres a way Its too late (or maybe too early) for me to call Jen tonight
I can call her tomorrow
she could get him to Ashville or there were some Delta staff who had volunteered to fly small Katrina
NYS law requires rabies as well. What sanctuary? (Just curious, if you can divulge that information.) PATJoan Doljan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It is a sanctuary. I am not sure about the state laws. I never give any of my guys rabies vaccines either.Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It controls both oxilate and struvite crystals.wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks Barb--- Barb Moermond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: The canned s/o is from Royal Canin, a branch of Waltham (who also recently acquired IVD). It is a pH normalizing food. wendy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: Hey guys,
Oh, yeah ... Georgia. If something should change, please let me know. Thanks again Tonya -- PATcatatonya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I'm in Georgia. I posted about the people looking for an felv+ cat. I really can't have any more due to 'legal limits' where I live. But if I were closer I might try
The catnip may make him more feisty.Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: And a lot of toys...balls etc. If you have men who will exclude any of God's
creatures from the shelter of compassion and pity, you will have men who will deal likewise with their fellow
man. St.
If it's cold out, I don't know where you live, try using a heating pad/disc. That's how I finally caught my Mama cat.gary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I would try a drop trap with his bed under it. If you try to net him in the garage, it will be very difficult unless the garage is totally
I like L-Lysine. You can administer it by mixing it in food. It comes in capsules which you can open and mix. I would say 500 mg. of L-Lysine once a day.I had bought some in free form and it was more granular than powder which they don't like so be careful if you findin freeform that it is
Hi -- I'm new to the group and hope I'm not breaking any rules. This is my first experience with an FeLV+ cat who is also FIV+. There is this beautiful orange and white Garfield Maine Coone that needs a home. Rescued off the streets of Long Island just before the cold snap, I initially had a
Thanks Gloria -- I too thought it was more of a problem for the FIV+ kitties. She seems to think that it would be a problem for the FeLV+ s but I guess it's all a matter of how you look at it. Mixing another virus into the equation is always risky. Thanks for the info. PAT[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks. PATChris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Angels Gate on LI takes FELV FIV--- they have waiting list though
. Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Patricia LamorettiSent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005
Thanks for your input. PATTenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi, pat! welcome to this wonderful group of folks. (as i keepsaying, we have to stop meeting this way, guys.)i totally agree--i'd put an FIV+ with a FeLV+ with no hesitation i've known FIVs who have been vaccinated against
Thanks Gloria --- that was my intial thought and feeling. Everyone has their own opinions. I just wish she'd see it our way ... PAT[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I don't think it would be a problem for the FELV's, mainly the FIV's.GloriaAt 10:54 AM 12/7/2005, you wrote:Thanks Gloria -- I too thought it
I'm getting the same response from most but she has to be comfortable with the situation. I was just curious if I was thinking along the wrong lines.TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: wanted to add that i know of an FIV+ that was mistakenly left in closequarters with a FeLV--he tested positive
So, as I see it, the FIV+ is more likely to contract the FeLV virus than the other way around, I would guess. That's how I see it and it's very unlikely the FeLV contracts the FIV unless you have a very unhappy household. Thanks. PAT[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 1) I'm so sorry to hear of Callie
That's my feeling too. I guess I just wanted to know if I was thinking along the right lines ... thanks for the clarification. PATHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Unless the Maine Coon kitty is an aggressive biter, its pretty safe to mix him with FelK kitties I would
Thanks for the clarification. That's what I thought. PAT[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The general consensus,I believe is that it is OK to put a FIV+/FELV+ cat in with FELV+ cats, and the FELV+ cats should not catch the FIV from him. The reverse is not true, you do NOT want to put a FELV+ cat
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