To be honest the ones I have fallen the hardest for I
found homes for already...my neighbor has stepped up
and will take 3 into her home...she has a cat already
but has said if any of them test positive she will get
the rest vaccinated...what a great person for taking
in unwanted animals, esp.
you're in rochester? contact me offlist--i know some experienced FeLV folk
there who might have some leads.
there is also a sanctuary in upstate new york that phaewyrn posted a link to
recently--spring farm cares (do a google search)
MC
On 5/11/07, Sheryl Spagg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sheryl,
Welcome to the group. I am catching up on posts and
have just read about your situation. It sounds like
you've been given great advice, as usual, from the
other members. What a blessing to have this shelter
come forward to help you. The only reason I can think
of that you might have
My fellow rescuer/friend just called me to let me know
an organization in Chicago will take in all of our
babies with the momma. They have a whole room
dedicated for FeLV kitties and right now it is
empty...My friend was so happy about this but I am
kind of mixed and I not sure why...they will
hi, sheryl, could we ask which organization in chicago?
sanctuaries are NOT as good as forever homes, but they surely beat the
alternative. if the sanctuary has the time and resources to actively work on
adopting them out, then they may still find their forever homes--but i know
that the felvs
Hi,
The place is called friends of strays and I guess it
isn't located in Chicago, but I think near. If you
have heard anything about them please let me
know...Here is their website...
www.geocities.com/friendsofstraysshelter.
there is no way I can keep one...I made a promise to
my boyfriend no
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