I don't know where you live, but Cassidy is the most
beautiful, friendly,
loving cat! He's probably less than one year old, or
around there. Here's
his picture:
He's gorgeous. I'm up in Vermont but am not really in
a position to take in other cats at the moment, mostly
because of Stitch's
to Best
Friends in Utah (a little closer), if I don't find him a home before then.
Best, Melissa
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joe Reil
Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 7:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Felvtalk - introduction - Chewie
Hi Joe - welcome. I'm glad you found us -- this is the place to be. I'm a
little behind on posts and will have to catch up but just wanted to let you
know that you and Stitch have every reason to have hope. Don't ever
hesitate to ask questions.
elizabeth
On 4/9/07, Joe Reil [EMAIL
Welcome Joe, you have come to the right place. There are a lot of
knowledgeable and caring people here.
Gina
Joe Reil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy all,
This is my first post to this list, thought I'd do a
bit of intro.
We had three cats in our family. The older two were
both
Welcome to the group. You came to the right place
for more info! Something I just
have to mention though, right off-hand, is the
option to adopt another FELV+ cat!
Perhaps at some point, but not yet. :)
Thanks for the welcome, I've already gotten some
useful info and I'll be asking questions
Welcome to the group. I'm really sorry to hear
about
Chewie and that Stitch has also tested positive for
FeLV.
Thanks. :)
The best thing you can do for Stitch is to
educate yourself on this virus.
That's why I'm here. :)
If Stitch is asymptomatic, there's not much else you
can do,
I'll check these out. Any suggestions as to where I'd
find these? I have a small, but well stocked pet store
nearby, we also have a Petsmart about 45 minutes away.
If neither of these are workable, are there any good
web dealers selling these products? (I'll start with
the link from the bottom of
Hi Joe!
I'm also very new to this list, but I'm in love with it and everyone here is
so very supportive. I'm learning a lot about FeLV too. I rescued three cats
last week (well, three found me). But, one, our beautiful Cassidy is FeLV+.
The rest are negative, as are the three permanent cats we
If you want to find a local retailer for a particular brand of cat food, just
search
for the company website, and MOST have a locate a store near you option. Or,
just
go to your local store and ASK if they can carry one of those brands I
mentioned (or
which-ever brand you decide to use).
Hi, Joe -- you've come to the right place for info and support with all
things FeLV!
Diane R.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joe Reil
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2007 10:55 AM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Felvtalk -
, 2007 11:11 AM
Subject: RE: Felvtalk - introduction - Chewie and Stitch
Hi, Joe -- you've come to the right place for info and support with all
things FeLV!
Diane R.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joe Reil
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2007 10:55
Hi Joe and welcome to the list. Bless you for being the type of person
to take in animals in need. My condolences on losing Zoro and Stitch.
Everyone in this group understands the bonds of interspecies love and we
know how much it hurts. You must be reeling from Chewie's pos test
result.
Hi Joe and welcome to the list. Bless you for being
the type of person
to take in animals in need. My condolences on
losing Zoro and Stitch.
Thanks. :) It is entirely possible that Zoro had it
first. I'd consider that less likely because Zoro was
always well kept with regular veterinary
Sorry for getting their names confused. (No offense Stitch!). My brain
doesn't seem to be working that great at the moment. Just for
clarification, Zoro never tested pos for felv?
You may be thinking of the false negs that are the result of the felv
being sequestered in their bone marrow.
Sorry for getting their names confused. (No offense
Stitch!). My brain
doesn't seem to be working that great at the moment.
Just for
clarification, Zoro never tested pos for felv?
Correct. It is possible that he had it, but he was
never tested for it (while he was in my care), nor was
I
Welcome to the group. You came to the right place for more info! Something I
just
have to mention though, right off-hand, is the option to adopt another FELV+
cat! SO
many are euthanised only because they test positive, and most would have lived
normal, healthy lives, if not for that ill-fated
Hi Joe,
Welcome to the group. I'm really sorry to hear about
Chewie and that Stitch has also tested positive for
FeLV. The best thing you can do for Stitch is to
educate yourself on this virus. It is a serious, and
often times, deadly disease, but not necessarily a
death sentence. Keeping
P.S. There is a FAQ link on the Felineleukemia.org
site that links to Cornell University's FAQ page, but
beware, we here do not always agree with Cornell, and
often find that some of their info. is outdated.
Also, there is a Feline Leukemia Information link on
the felineleukemia.org website
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