Macarena,
Did they put Agonic on pred? I know brain swelling is often the
biggest problem with a head trauma. What part of the country is she
in? Would her vet be willing to do a phone consult with a neurologist
in case there is anything else that might help him at this point? We
have used a
Does anybody know anything about this group? - I'd guess they're in
North Carolina. Looking for a transport coordinator. Gloria
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likewise with North Shore animal league. very disturbing info
comes from former techs volunteers. they do get the publicity and we can
only hope it trickles down. we had a good laugh just over a month ago. they told
potential adopteres they had NO kittens!!! (and why those people couldn't
i'm in NY-Long Island to be exact. problem is I am leaving today til monday
and will offline til then. the vet hospital is The center for Specialized
Veterinary Care in Westbury Long Island New York. 516-420-. the results
from cornell univer. should come back today hopefully to say whether he
Dear Amy:
I was away for several days and just read your post? Has anyone gotten back
to you with feedback about your kitty. Kalleigh? How is she doing?
It is not uncommon for FeLV+ kittys to have gingivitis, stomatitis or other
types of mouth sores as the virus enters the body via the
hmm...all options i will explore when i get back sunday night/mon am. thanks
for sharing this info
I keep telling myself he had 2 1/2 yrs more than he was going to. i found
him in the pound -he and his two sisters had uri's and were going to be pts.
I just wish
regards
Barbara and Jelly R.
Thank you all for that idea. I posted on Petfinder
Urgent animal board and on Ebay animals board. If there are any lists you can
cross post to I would appreciate it. smacking myself for not thinking of this
sooner but then I didnt' know there was a blood shortage also. (so will be
looking
Barbara,
I've heard of shelters and rescues being open to typing their animals if the owner in need agreed to give the donor animal a permanet home.
Something you may want to consider.
TBarbara Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you all for that idea. I posted on Petfinder Urgent animal
i thought of that however again i have the
problemof having two other felv+'s in the house. the other negatives have lived
with them all their lives. I have a female cat in th ebasement who is separated
because of severe anxiety from too many cats(8) well now, 7. she sprays
everywhere in
Know of any other cat owners nearby with several cats who might help?
Gloria
At 08:44 AM 11/4/2004, you wrote:
i thought of that however again i have the problemof having two other
felv+'s in the house. the other negatives have lived with them all their
lives. I have a female cat in th ebasement
Dear Barbara:
There is a line of blood components available through Dr. Jean Dodds and
Hemopet of Irvine, California. Hemopet supplies purified, properly typed red
blood cells, plasma and other components available by Federal Express.
Hemopet -- 176672-A Cowan, Suite 300 (949)
Macarena,
My tiny grey kitty with white feet, Sylvie, was born with a number of
health issues, including some that seemed neurological. She would fall
down when running and couldn't jump on the furniture. Now she can and
she's eleven years old.
Bonnie
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I want to thank everybody for prayers and healing thoughts. the little
boy could fight no longer and went to the bridge, very peacefully and
surrounded by love. he was a tiny orange tabby, 3 weeks old, and her 2
moms (cat and human) loved him deeply.
belinda please add him to cls.
thank you,
I'm so sorry it was his time, but very glad that your friend is such a warm loving person and was able to give him love even if for such a short time...
our thoughts and tears are with you and your friend
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I want to thank everybody for prayers and healing
Macarena,
Please tell your friend that I am so sorry for her loss, but that Agonic at least went peacefully, surrounded by those who loved him.
Take care,
Joan
maca cats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to thank everybody for prayers and healing thoughts. the littleboy could fight no longer and
You know, even tho he passed, and was only 3 weeks old, he brought some much needed light to this list yesterday with your posting. There were plenty of happy stories which turned a horribly gloomy day, just a bit lighter that were posted in answer to yours. Thank you for posting his story and I
Oh, Macarena, please tell your friend that I am so sorry for their loss! He certainly
knew alot of love in the short time that he was here...Agonic will be in my thoughts
for a safe journey home...
Take care and big hugs,
Jen
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Macarena
Finding it hard to keep up, so forgive me for not seeing all the
details, but just want to say I'm sorry, and I'm glad this little
sweetheart was truly loved in his short little life. Kerry
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I am not sure how things work with
donating blood,but what about asking the newspaper in your area to post an ad or
if they would do a little story.Does any one know if they can ship blood from
there places.I hope you get help soon.Lots of purrs prayers.
Anita
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So sorry to here the news.I hope
every one else is OK.He's probably running all over playing with all his new
friends.Lots of purrs head buts.
Anita
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Subject:
Title: Re: I put out a plea online for AB
blood
Hi Barbara,
I just saw in your posting that Jelly Roll's regular vet is Dr.
Post. He is a wonderful oncologist/vet/person. He was in charge of the
treatment for our 5 Felv+ cats, 2 of whom developed lymphoma, the
other three who developed
So sorry about your little one. You are in my prayers. Smaca cats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to thank everybody for prayers and healing thoughts. the littleboy could fight no longer and went to the bridge, very peacefully andsurrounded by love. he was a tiny orange tabby, 3 weeks old, and her
I just got the call from my vet's assistant. We have the approval for
Grace's feline interferon! We don't have the medicine yet, she still
has to order it from AbbeyVet in the UK. And they won't give us enough
for Jazz and Tim (my other two FeLV babies), we have to apply separately
for each
Right on!
This is very good news and certainly, it is a start. Can you ask your
veterinarian about the process for those of us who have veterinarians who are
far away, to see about looking into applying for the medicine
independently?
Good for you and your vet for pushing.
I am very sorry to hear about Agonic. Platitudes never help, but I truly
firmly believe that the universe doesn't leave us in this world to suffer if
there's no hope for becoming whole. I take comfort in my faith that loved ones
contribute to this world even after they are gone, in the
Absolutely. I'll ask Michelle if I can get a copy of the successful FDA
application they sent. I don't know if they'll do that, but it's worth
asking for. I'll never stop pushing.
Nina
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Right on!
This is very good news and certainly, it is a start. Can you ask your
Please, please, please forward to us the papers that your vet submitted, if
possible, so we can replicate it with our own vets. Thank you for being he
pioneer.
Michelle
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I just got the call from my vet's assistant. We have the
That's the best news I've heard all year! :) Yes, please send on a copy of the
paperwork! My vet is wonderful in that she's willing to help me out any way she
can...but I think she needs a little boost sometimes...If I could present her with all
of the paperwork, perhaps we could have the
Dear Barbara:
Don't we always just wish... that we could somehow change the fate of the
ill-fated kittys who come into our lives? Jelly Roll is so lucky to be alive
at all ...had you not taken he and his sisters in he would never have known
what it was to be loved nor had any chance at all in
Sally, you are always such an inspiration for me too. Thank you.
Barbara---as Sally says--hang in there--we're all hanging in there with
you darling Jelly Roll. Kerry
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Barbara,
I made a few phone calls: University of Penn.Vet. 215-573-7222. I spoke with the Mid West Animal Blood Services and they said that they "always" keep a stock of feline AB on supply there, that's where they get there emergency supply from.
Good luck!
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Dear
barbara, i sent out a note to a vet
student here at msu, and here's the response from the person SHE forwarded it
to!
Dear Mary Christine, I was forwarded an email about
AB cat blood via Emily at MSU. If the cat truly is type AB ( very rare) it
is a universal recipeint for either type A
I love you people, I'm so grateful I found this list.
Nina
MaryChristine wrote:
*barbara, i sent out a note to a vet student here at msu, and here's
the response from the person SHE forwarded it to! *
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Dear Mary Christine,
I was forwarded an email about AB cat blood via Emily at MSU. If
sometimes the GLOW works in ways we humans might not choose; hopefully, it
lit his way home across the bridge.
agonic clearly was not able to continue his journey without the love and
support of your friend, and those whose life he touched, however remotely
and briefly. he found the people he
I don't like them either. The pets they adopt out are almost always
sick. I have a friend who adopted a cat from them YEARS ago -- he was flea
infested (they discovered after they got him home), and he turned up FeLV
positive. They ended up putting him to sleep. I would never give
them
I'm so sorry - It's so wonderful what you all did for this tiny kitten, and
I'm sure he felt that. Sleep soft sweet Agonic.
Gloria
At 12:56 PM 11/4/2004, you wrote:
I want to thank everybody for prayers and healing thoughts. the little
boy could fight no longer and went to the bridge, very
Big hugs to everyone who tried to help this poor baby.
Goodnight, sweet Agonic...
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I've been reading all of the posts on this and all I can say is that Jelly
is LUCKY to have you. Sending prayers that you'll find a donor!
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I'm with you all about them, too.
I don't like some of their contribution practices.Terri Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't like them either. The pets they adopt out are almost always sick. I have a friend who adopted a cat from them YEARS ago -- he was flea infested (they discovered
Barbara,
You and Jelly Roll are still in our thoughts and prayers!
tonyaBarbara Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got to visit him today for an hour while his sister was getting her blood typed to see if she is a match. Unfortunately not. She is B and he is AB. There is also a blood shortage
I'm so sorry!maca cats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to thank everybody for prayers and healing thoughts. the littleboy could fight no longer and went to the bridge, very peacefully andsurrounded by love. he was a tiny orange tabby, 3 weeks old, and her 2moms (cat and human) loved him
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