Re: To Glenda re. Catcher
Hey Glenda, I called the Fort Worth Animal Control, and asked about Catcher. A lady named Dorothy, I'm sure the same one you spoke to, told me that he had been adopted. I told her I had his number, but she didn't even ask for it; she already knew who I was talking about. I asked when he had been adopted, and she said two days ago. I didn't ask her anything else. She seemed nice and I believed her when she said he'd been adopted. I bet he went to a great family, with that cute suit! :) Wendy Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world - indeed it is the only thing that ever has! ~~~ Margaret Meade ~~~ - Original Message From: glenda Goodman [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2007 12:31:11 AM Subject: Re: To Glenda re. Catcher Wendy, That is so sweet of you! Last night when I saw him on petfinder.com I just fell in love with him. They put him in that dumb little suit and I thought how he was just so good natured and trying to please everyone...so desperate to get adopted...I read what they wrote, saying he had been in the shelter since May and was starting to get depressed and how they were going to put him out of his misery if he was not adopted soon. Well, this mortified me. I'd never seen an ad on petfinder say something so harsh, ever. Here we have a beautiful, healthy animal and they are saying he will be killed, because there is not room to keep him and he is getting depressed. Well, I actually was crying last night over this cat, wondering if I was too late...I told everyone about him last night, because I , knowing me, was probably hoping someone in or near Fort Worth would help me somehow, if I needed a human to be there to speak for him...I know how difficult it can be adopting long distance. I would have asked my son's dad, who goes down every week in the summer. He hauls potatoes south and watermelons north. He used to run 5-trucks, now he just runs his own, but has lots of connections...I would have gotten that kitty a ride, believe me...I was not going to let that cat die! The bad thing is, I had not surfed petfinder. com for a couple weeks,so did not know how long that ad had been out. Well, as you could see I let everyone know step by step. I called the minute they opened this morning. My last update was, I had only called once and got a lady that did not offer a lot of info and just in general gave me a bad feeling. I called back ,around their lunch time, hoping to get lucky and get a nicer , more helpful person. I did. A lady named Dorothy. She just seemed a lot nicer, had a more thoughtful attitude. She too, said the ID# on the cat was invalid... then I said , his name is Catcher. She recognized the name , because she said, there were several calls yesterday asking about him. She left the phone for a few minutes, said she would ask a worker about Catcher. She finally came back and said an attendent told her Catcher was adopted yesterday. I said, you mean he is alive? She said, yes, he is alive. I felt like she was telling me the truth. If only for the fact, I cannot imagine a number of people who saw that ad, as desperate as it was worded, did not panic like I did. It was a very affective ad. Even the dumb duck suit made people click to just see what was going on with that cat...then they could read it...A lot of people had to see it. They finally removed the ad tonight from the site. I wish , under the circumstances , they would say ADOPTED and leave it up...Then I think I would feel a little more sure that he did get adopted. I want to apologize to everyone for getting so excited about this cat before I knew a lot...The only thing good about how I handled this was, I was able to get the word out fast and wonderful Wendy offered to help me rescue the little guy...That fast action was very important in this particular case. Again Wendy, THANK YOU SO MUCH! I'll be here for you too, if you ever need any help from this part of the country. Glenda --- wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Glenda, I have not read this thread until tonight. I am going to call the shelter in the am and see what they say. I live in Dallas and Fort Worth is the neighboring city. I would be willing to drive over there Monday if you need me to spring him and get him to you. I am sorry I did not read this sooner. :) Wendy Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world - indeed it is the only thing that ever has! ~~~ Margaret Meade ~~~ - Original Message From: glenda Goodman [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 11:41:51 AM Subject: Re: OT: OOPS, I HAVE BEEN ON PETFINDERS AGAIN... Sally, I did go back to your website later last night...checked daylillies and the song by M. It kind of touched my mood...The song...very good...Eric is very talented at putting sites together
Re: To Glenda re. Catcher
Thank you so much Wendy...I needed that... Just signed the petition...I am from California, so thought I deserved to comment too... I said : Anyone who harms an animal deserves to be punished the same as if they had harmed a human child...really , that is true... I hope someday we get a president in the White House who actually does positive, radical things to change the world...instead of just negative radical things...just a thought... --- wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Glenda, I called the Fort Worth Animal Control, and asked about Catcher. A lady named Dorothy, I'm sure the same one you spoke to, told me that he had been adopted. I told her I had his number, but she didn't even ask for it; she already knew who I was talking about. I asked when he had been adopted, and she said two days ago. I didn't ask her anything else. She seemed nice and I believed her when she said he'd been adopted. I bet he went to a great family, with that cute suit! :) Wendy Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world - indeed it is the only thing that ever has! ~~~ Margaret Meade ~~~ - Original Message From: glenda Goodman [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2007 12:31:11 AM Subject: Re: To Glenda re. Catcher Wendy, That is so sweet of you! Last night when I saw him on petfinder.com I just fell in love with him. They put him in that dumb little suit and I thought how he was just so good natured and trying to please everyone...so desperate to get adopted...I read what they wrote, saying he had been in the shelter since May and was starting to get depressed and how they were going to put him out of his misery if he was not adopted soon. Well, this mortified me. I'd never seen an ad on petfinder say something so harsh, ever. Here we have a beautiful, healthy animal and they are saying he will be killed, because there is not room to keep him and he is getting depressed. Well, I actually was crying last night over this cat, wondering if I was too late...I told everyone about him last night, because I , knowing me, was probably hoping someone in or near Fort Worth would help me somehow, if I needed a human to be there to speak for him...I know how difficult it can be adopting long distance. I would have asked my son's dad, who goes down every week in the summer. He hauls potatoes south and watermelons north. He used to run 5-trucks, now he just runs his own, but has lots of connections...I would have gotten that kitty a ride, believe me...I was not going to let that cat die! The bad thing is, I had not surfed petfinder. com for a couple weeks,so did not know how long that ad had been out. Well, as you could see I let everyone know step by step. I called the minute they opened this morning. My last update was, I had only called once and got a lady that did not offer a lot of info and just in general gave me a bad feeling. I called back ,around their lunch time, hoping to get lucky and get a nicer , more helpful person. I did. A lady named Dorothy. She just seemed a lot nicer, had a more thoughtful attitude. She too, said the ID# on the cat was invalid... then I said , his name is Catcher. She recognized the name , because she said, there were several calls yesterday asking about him. She left the phone for a few minutes, said she would ask a worker about Catcher. She finally came back and said an attendent told her Catcher was adopted yesterday. I said, you mean he is alive? She said, yes, he is alive. I felt like she was telling me the truth. If only for the fact, I cannot imagine a number of people who saw that ad, as desperate as it was worded, did not panic like I did. It was a very affective ad. Even the dumb duck suit made people click to just see what was going on with that cat...then they could read it...A lot of people had to see it. They finally removed the ad tonight from the site. I wish , under the circumstances , they would say ADOPTED and leave it up...Then I think I would feel a little more sure that he did get adopted. I want to apologize to everyone for getting so excited about this cat before I knew a lot...The only thing good about how I handled this was, I was able to get the word out fast and wonderful Wendy offered to help me rescue the little guy...That fast action was very important in this particular case. Again Wendy, THANK YOU SO MUCH! I'll be here for you too, if you ever need any help from this part of the country. Glenda --- wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Glenda, I have not read this thread until tonight. I am going to call the shelter in the am and see what they say. I live in Dallas and Fort Worth is the neighboring city. I would be willing to drive over there Monday if you need me to spring him and get him to you. I am sorry I did
To Glenda re. Catcher
Hi Glenda, I have not read this thread until tonight. I am going to call the shelter in the am and see what they say. I live in Dallas and Fort Worth is the neighboring city. I would be willing to drive over there Monday if you need me to spring him and get him to you. I am sorry I did not read this sooner. :) Wendy Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world - indeed it is the only thing that ever has! ~~~ Margaret Meade ~~~ - Original Message From: glenda Goodman [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 11:41:51 AM Subject: Re: OT: OOPS, I HAVE BEEN ON PETFINDERS AGAIN... Sally, I did go back to your website later last night...checked daylillies and the song by M. It kind of touched my mood...The song...very good...Eric is very talented at putting sites together. My son is pretty tricky too , but not that tricky...My son does the photo and ebay stuff. He very good at that... Anyway, about Junior: I'm so glad he is doing better. I know you are holding on to hope for him. That is one thing about this disease, for every ten people that give you no hope, there is one with a success story or some type of optimistic information that makes us know we have to give it all we got to pull our little guys through. I'm so sorry this disease has been so awful in your family...You are an angel for trying so hard...My heart is with Junior... With my Gracie, I have never seen her show any signs of sickness, yet. She is only 5-months old. She contracted her leukemia from her mother. All I have been doing with her is giving her 500 mg of lysene per day and a good vitamin tablet. I give her a small dab of tuna or sardine with the crushed up tablets and she licks her plate clean...very simple... I am always seeing where people say the test results are a strong positive or a weak positive. The second time Gracie was tested I looked at the test kit and asked my vet if she was a weak pos. or a a strong pos. My vet just said, that it did not matter...a positive was a positive I remember with heartworm in dogs, it does matter , a weak pos. or strong pos. Maybe that is different...? Later, Glenda --- Sally Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Glenda, I live in VA so nowhere near Fort Worth. I thought the duck suit was ridiculous, he is gorgeous on his own merit. I have never had a poly, but several of my kitties came from poly families and their paws look bigger, I always check Spike because her mother was a poly and she looks like she has buds of what could have been extra toes but that is all. I am so glad you are taking on Catcher's Cause. So may kitties needing home. I can only save one at a time. I am still amazed at Junior's progress. Last fall I thought he would not survive very long from the FeLV. He has has several infections and it all started with anemia. He felt soo bad and I did too. Not to mention losing three cats to this horrible disease. My household far exceeded the statistic for cats getting sick with FeLV. I am just lucky that way.(NOT) Juniors only symptoms that are visible now are enlarged lymph nodes behind his ears, glaucoma from an eye infection, and a permanently dilated eye also from uveitis. He sometimes sounds a little congested but never sneezes. Oh yes and he has hemaetomas in his ears. I am glad you went to my site. Everyone is welcome to look and join if they like. Eric set it up. The missing pictures are from a lady on another group. He lost some history during an upgrade and she never posted them again. I hope no news is food news. I am always glad when the group is quiet. Sally Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on Yahoo! Travel. http://travel.yahoo.com/ -- Sally, Eric (not a cat),Junior, Speedy, Grey and White, Ittle Bitty, Little Black, Lily, Daisy, Silver, and Spike Visit my BB for some pictures post your as well. http://www.k6az.com/ki4spk/index.php?sid=c57c00cf5804ef13853ed6e77a68eed3 Got a little couch potato? Check out fun summer activities for kids. http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=oni_on_mailp=summer+activities+for+kidscs=bz Take the Internet to Go: Yahoo!Go puts the Internet in your pocket: mail, news, photos more. http://mobile.yahoo.com/go?refer=1GNXIC
Re: To Glenda re. Catcher
Wendy, That is so sweet of you! Last night when I saw him on petfinder.com I just fell in love with him. They put him in that dumb little suit and I thought how he was just so good natured and trying to please everyone...so desperate to get adopted...I read what they wrote, saying he had been in the shelter since May and was starting to get depressed and how they were going to put him out of his misery if he was not adopted soon. Well, this mortified me. I'd never seen an ad on petfinder say something so harsh, ever. Here we have a beautiful, healthy animal and they are saying he will be killed, because there is not room to keep him and he is getting depressed. Well, I actually was crying last night over this cat, wondering if I was too late...I told everyone about him last night, because I , knowing me, was probably hoping someone in or near Fort Worth would help me somehow, if I needed a human to be there to speak for him...I know how difficult it can be adopting long distance. I would have asked my son's dad, who goes down every week in the summer. He hauls potatoes south and watermelons north. He used to run 5-trucks, now he just runs his own, but has lots of connections...I would have gotten that kitty a ride, believe me...I was not going to let that cat die! The bad thing is, I had not surfed petfinder. com for a couple weeks,so did not know how long that ad had been out. Well, as you could see I let everyone know step by step. I called the minute they opened this morning. My last update was, I had only called once and got a lady that did not offer a lot of info and just in general gave me a bad feeling. I called back ,around their lunch time, hoping to get lucky and get a nicer , more helpful person. I did. A lady named Dorothy. She just seemed a lot nicer, had a more thoughtful attitude. She too, said the ID# on the cat was invalid... then I said , his name is Catcher. She recognized the name , because she said, there were several calls yesterday asking about him. She left the phone for a few minutes, said she would ask a worker about Catcher. She finally came back and said an attendent told her Catcher was adopted yesterday. I said, you mean he is alive? She said, yes, he is alive. I felt like she was telling me the truth. If only for the fact, I cannot imagine a number of people who saw that ad, as desperate as it was worded, did not panic like I did. It was a very affective ad. Even the dumb duck suit made people click to just see what was going on with that cat...then they could read it...A lot of people had to see it. They finally removed the ad tonight from the site. I wish , under the circumstances , they would say ADOPTED and leave it up...Then I think I would feel a little more sure that he did get adopted. I want to apologize to everyone for getting so excited about this cat before I knew a lot...The only thing good about how I handled this was, I was able to get the word out fast and wonderful Wendy offered to help me rescue the little guy...That fast action was very important in this particular case. Again Wendy, THANK YOU SO MUCH! I'll be here for you too, if you ever need any help from this part of the country. Glenda --- wendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Glenda, I have not read this thread until tonight. I am going to call the shelter in the am and see what they say. I live in Dallas and Fort Worth is the neighboring city. I would be willing to drive over there Monday if you need me to spring him and get him to you. I am sorry I did not read this sooner. :) Wendy Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world - indeed it is the only thing that ever has! ~~~ Margaret Meade ~~~ - Original Message From: glenda Goodman [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org Sent: Friday, July 27, 2007 11:41:51 AM Subject: Re: OT: OOPS, I HAVE BEEN ON PETFINDERS AGAIN... Sally, I did go back to your website later last night...checked daylillies and the song by M. It kind of touched my mood...The song...very good...Eric is very talented at putting sites together. My son is pretty tricky too , but not that tricky...My son does the photo and ebay stuff. He very good at that... Anyway, about Junior: I'm so glad he is doing better. I know you are holding on to hope for him. That is one thing about this disease, for every ten people that give you no hope, there is one with a success story or some type of optimistic information that makes us know we have to give it all we got to pull our little guys through. I'm so sorry this disease has been so awful in your family...You are an angel for trying so hard...My heart is with Junior... With my Gracie, I have never seen her show any signs of sickness, yet. She is only 5-months old. She contracted her leukemia from her mother. All I have been doing with her is giving her 500 mg of lysene per day and a good vitamin tablet. I give her
