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From: TenHouseCats [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005 7:55 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: O.T. - Help for my shelter
very interesting site
sounds as if not ALL stories will be accepted; are
Dear Del,
How sorry I am to hear that Effie has left you. We all know how hard it is; the hardest thing in life, it seems. She's free of pain and happy now, surely with your friend Liz. I'm sorry for your loss of Liz, as well, but I hope you can find comfort in knowing they are together and in
Can you let me know what you think of it? I am not sure if it can be used all the time, and if it has odor control? but right now I pay $10.00 for 21lbs and I use 3 of those a week...it all adds up
CherieBarbara Lowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there's a website for the litter
Our little Shitsu dog is coming home today from the disc surgery - they
wanted to keep him at the hospital over the weekend because he does not
have the bladder control right now. But I begged them to release him
today as originally scheduled, as he was so depressed and scared there
and he
I will keep Oreo is my thoughts, good luck to both of you, I hope and pray he will make a fast ful recovery.
CherieHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our little Shitsu dog is coming home today from the disc surgery - theywanted to keep him at the hospital over the weekend because he does
Hideyo,
I am sure with all your love, understanding and patience Oreo will do just fine.
JoanHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our little Shitsu dog is coming home today from the disc surgery - theywanted to keep him at the hospital over the weekend because he does nothave the bladder
I will keep Oreo in my thoughts
Carla
Cherie,
$10 for 2lbs? There goes the budget! I buy Jonny Cat at Costco ($9
for 50lbs) and add baking soda (also bought in the jumbo economy size)
and Feline Pine. The Jonny Cat is cheap enough that I don't have to
conserve litter when cleaning the boxes and sprinkling baking soda and
Feline
Hideyo,
I'm sure that Oreo will be much happier at home under your care. Thank
goodness your vet didn't argue with you! I am certain that bringing him
home is the right decision, no one will be more diligent attending to
his needs than you. I'll be thinking of you guys and sending lots of
Thank you, Nina. The one comforting factor is that, the surgeon (who
did surgery on Oreo and JoJo) was very confident about his full recovery
(he said something like 79%), the prognosis is good, whereas it as not
so for JoJo, he had a pretty good chance that he might be paralyzed for
the rest of
Thank you, Joan and everyone else who is
praying for Oreo I will tell that hed better get better soon
with all the positive thoughts!! You
guys are the best!!
Thank you!
Hideyo Oreo
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I
think Cherie pays $10 for 21 (not 2) pounds!
The
Costco deal sounds good.
I'm
pretty happy withmy Petsmart deal -- $10 for 40 lb Exquisicat litter and
it's actually one of the best I've ever used, as good as Arm Hammer which
costs a lot more. (I don't have wheels, and
I'm guessing that Arm and Hammer litter box deodorizer is more
expensive than their regular baking soda. They've got to pay for the
marketing and fancy packaging somehow, right? Try the regular baking
soda and see if it works as well. I too have three cats and I don't
have an odor problem.
I just read my email, I have 7 cats, not 3. Where did that come from?
Nina
Nina wrote:
I'm guessing that Arm and Hammer litter box deodorizer is more
expensive than their regular baking soda. They've got to pay for the
marketing and fancy packaging somehow, right? Try the regular
see what happens when you let your cats have keys to the front door?
they let all their friends in! hee hee counting to see if any new
ones have appeared in my household lately
MC
I was trying to think of a suitable quip to Nina's multiplying
cats--love it, MC!
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Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 12:02 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Re: New cat litter will detect
What a beautiful tribute to Effie and how lucky she was to be so very much loved. I am so sorry that you've lost her.Del Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you to everyone who responded with sympathies to my huge loss of Effie. She was such a light in our lives and we miss her terribly. The
Dear Hideyo,
Prayers and all good wishes on the way for Oreo! I know he'll have the best care and the most love at home with you. I hope his recovery is speedy!
Love, JulieHideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our little Shitsu dog is coming home today from the disc surgery - theywanted to
Oh Del,
We know how you feel. I held off vacuuming for as long as I could
after losing Vixen. I complained about her shedding Siberian Husky fur
all over the house while she was with me, but after I lost her, I just
couldn't bring myself to clean it up, knowing it would be for the last
time.
I work with Feline Rescue and Rehome(FuRR) here in Arkansas, and
we're helping to raise money to spay and neuter a colony of feral/stray
cats in North Carolina. If you can donate to help with this, go to
http://www.teamfurr.org/www.teamfurr.org to contribute thru Paypal, and
indicate that
just like bunnies, they always seem to keep multiplying ;-)) lolTenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
see what happens when you let your cats have keys to the front door?they let all their friends in! hee hee counting to see if any newones have appeared in my household latelyMC
Oh Gloria good luck with very worthy cause! I am in constant need of
donations myself :), so can't really part with any cash. Are there
businesses in the area that might help once they realize how TNR works
in maintaining a healthy, stable, non-growing colony? Maybe a fund
raiser could be
Dear Del,
I was just reading your wonderful tribute to Effie. I had to smile when you described the great 'confetti' that can be made from unwatched paper towels and toilet paper.
My tribe once did avariation on this theme (I guess they were really bored that day). I had given Luna an enema one
Dear Gloria,
Happy to help; I only wish I could afford more! Best of luck with this; I know how difficult fundraising is and grant proposals take time to write and time to process and there is no guarantee; meanwhile, kittens are being born.
You might want to check out the 'humane
Del you must know by I now I cry a lot and I
am crying again reading your email because I feel so much of what you feel and
please know that you are not alone.
Like Nina, after Suzi died, I couldnt
let go any of stuff with Suzi touched I put a huge padded rug under
than bed so that
Thanks, Julie. I hear you loud and
clear. I have a friend who feeds a
few different colonies here, and one of the colonies she is having a real problem
with the neighbor. This neighbor
threatens her safety of cats if she continues to feed them, and throws the food
away every time she put
I am really sorry for your loss. It is so hard to lose a good friend. I noticed in another email you mentioned that it was like Effie was there with you. I do believe that those times that you see them out of the corner of your eye or sense them walk by -that they are really there with you in
Thanks, Nina - she did do a yard sale here in Arkansas, but the weather
hasn't been good an+d everybody's been sick, so it didn't go too well.
Course we're in Arkansas, and the kitties are in North Carolina... so
becomes an interesting spay/neuter project! Not sure if they'll find FELV
or
great idea! I'll check!
Gloria
At 01:47 PM 3/4/2005, you wrote:
Gloria,
Maddy's Fund has given a grant to a local organization here in
Wisconsin similar to yours. Has anyone applied for one of these grants?
http://www.maddiesfund.org/
Bonnie in WI
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From: Gloria B. Lane
Great info!! Thanks Julie, you all are the best!
Gloria
At 02:11 PM 3/4/2005, you wrote:
Dear Gloria,
Happy to help; I only wish I could afford more! Best of luck with this; I
know how difficult fundraising is and grant proposals take time to write
and time to process and there is no
That's totally weird...
At 02:56 PM 3/4/2005, you wrote:
just an fyi, I checked out how much the auction for naming that new species
of monkey went for(saw it on ellen degeneres show)..$650,000!!! (money
goes to charity)
maybe i read it wrong...i've been having allergy attacks so eyes are
I have not read all the emails on this thread, so sorry if someone has
already suggested this, but she should contact Alley Cat Allies in Washington,
D.C. They are a national advocacy group for TNR of feral cats, and they
have resources (written, video, etc.) on trapping and have a network
Niki's Felines Enjoying Lives of Value - F.E.L.V. rescue in NJ is a
not-for-profit rescue/hospice/sanctuary for FeLV+ cats only.
Where there's Life, there's HopeKathy"There is nothing so strong as gentleness,
and there is nothing so gentle as real strength." ~ Sir Francis de
Sates
Del,
I'm so sorry to hear of your losing Liz and Effie. I'm sorry you've
lost them, and happy they're free of the physical problems that led to their
passing. This came to me in nearly finished format work a while ago
- after comments made by a patient and another patient's granddaughter. I
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