Hi, Most cities do have a Limit Law, but they also have a Special
Permit code. Any chance your area has one???
Has anyone heard of Paradise Garden Animal Haven in Woodhull, N.Y?Thanks,Joan
I have been thinking about him. Symptoms any better?Did
the vet try the steroid shots? Any talk of using CCNU? Did the last chemo shot
(the one that starts with E, can't remember the name) do anything?
I am hoping for the best, but worried that things are bad since you have
not written.
Thinking of him and hoping he is still feeling better. Please give us an
update when you geta chance. Having been through the rollercoaster
of lymphoma several times, I really feel for you and Jen, who has Ewok, and
think about Buddha and Ewok multiple times throughout the day. I hope he
is
i haven't--for what that's worth!
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Has anyone heard of Paradise Garden Animal Haven in Woodhull, N.Y?
Thanks,
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Hi
guys
The
same good friend who told me about the kitty with litterbox problems that was
under threat of pts (apparently happily resolved, for now at any rate) updated
me on another situation.
Background:
Misha
is a stray that was sort of taken in by the people who work in
Hey Kerry-
Chances are the kitty has *not* been microchipped by an owner who won't
even let her inside when needed - and even if so I doubt if the vet would
check it unless you asked him/her to. And if you take her to your vet as
your cat, well...
I also doubt if talking to the owner again
Kerry, I agree with Gloria - would be surprised if the cat was chipped, at least by the half-adopters. Can you lure the cat away from the building and out of site of the cameras (for instance - KFC thigh meat, esp warmed so the smell carries might make her walk right into a carrier set behind
Chances are good that if the person who has "adopted" Misha doesn't take the cat inside on weekends or evenings, esp. in the winter, that he didn't bother to pay the extra expense to have the cat microchipped.There are two ways to proceed (as I see it), explain to the person that Misha will
i would call around--a humane society/spca would be my first call before animal control--and find out what the laws are in your area. in some places, any outside animal is considered a stray and therefore you can pick it up and take it home. in others, however, that's not the case. in
Kerry,
Check with some of the animal shelters/animal control officers in the
area. More and more are being equipped with scanners - so no vet need be
involved just to find out if one is even there.
I like the KFC suggestion - but just in case the owner makes a stink, go
to
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You know, when I was feeding my strays,
there was a young cat that belonged to a restaurant there. The cat was
always out the owner said that the cat could come in when he wanted to
but sometimes just didnt want to Of course, when he closed up at
night, he didnt go looking
Darn - that's definitely a worse case senario
cometrue...
Gloria
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Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 1:32
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Subject: Re: advice needed re
"half-adopted" cat
i would call around--a
I assume you're in Chicago...
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From: Kevin Blaisdell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 2:12 PM
Subject: Moving overseas need advice FELV cat
Due to a change in my employment I need to move to
India for approx 1yr
Kevin
Where are you located now ??
Kevin Blaisdell wrote:
Due to a change in my employment I need to move to
India for approx 1yr and am having trouble figuring
out what options I have for my FELV cat. It is pretty
clear to me that I cannot take her with me to India
and have been asking
Sorry. Yes, I am located in Chicago.
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Kevin
Where are you located now ??
Kevin Blaisdell wrote:
Due to a change in my employment I need to move to
India for approx 1yr and am having trouble figuring
out what options I have for my FELV cat.
I think I can find a NM attorney to sign
off I also called ALDF and left a message to see if there is an
attorney whom I can talk as you suggested below. If they say no, I will let
you know thank you again Michelle so much!
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Kevin where are you located?Kevin Blaisdell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Due to a change in my employment I need to move toIndia for approx 1yr and am having trouble figuringout what options I have for my FELV cat. It is prettyclear to me that I cannot take her with me to Indiaand have been asking
Yes. I should have been more clear. I have also
posted to the main list that my current location is
Chicago to clear things up for everyone. Sorry :)
--- Gloria B. Lane [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I assume you're in Chicago...
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From: Kevin Blaisdell [EMAIL
I'd agree with spaying the FELV kitty, and that's what I've done. I
took in a little 8 month old FELV kitty who was pregnant, and my
choice was to have her spayed. She came thru it with flying colors.
I give my FELV kitties daily interferon, to boost the immune system.
Gloria
On Dec 15,
Yes I am going to retest even though I was originally
given the impression she was permenent with this
condition. The fact that she still seems fine despite
what everyone said made me figure who knows. I get a
lot of other bad info so maybe that was bad info too
and she somehow is healthy. Of
Hi, Kevin, I am really sorry that you have to move - it must be heart
breaking - I have two FeLK cats and the second one I just rescued a
couple of weeks ago, it was shocking to find out that she was positive
because she just was perfectly healthy and fat and playful.. her name is
Tsubomi -- the
Hello to all, i am new to this site, and looking for any
info anyone has. My uncle reciently died and he had an indoor / outdoor
cat. There was confusion as to who was first taking it in, well
noone did. I drove the 45 min drive 3 times the first day to try
to catch the cat. They locked it outside
Before you get convinced that she is
really positive for FIV I would ask the vet to send a sample to test
for Western Blot I have 6 positive cats, but 2 cats ended up being
false positive did the vet run inside snap shot test or did it send it
outside?
Just so that we are clear, as
unless the kitty came from a humane society or rescue that did chipjust cuz a cat SEEMS to be a stray, well, we all know how that goes
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I agree. Your friend shouldn't go because she would be suspected. Get someone else to go, late at night. Don't get too close to the store itself, and open up the tuna/kfc. The cat should come to you. If there is a microchip I would be surprised. If there was one however, you just picked up a stray
Can someone send me general recipes for cooking kitty food? I'm starting
to make my own...
Steph
Erin,
I know this is not ideal, but can you divide your house and
keep Fingers but keep her separated from your other cat? I have 3 FeLV+
cats and one negative cat who I rescued, and my negative cat lives in our
bedroom, laundry room, and bathroom, which are connected and separated by a
Michelle,
I can only let fingers have the spare bedroom. see I rent and the room
is 8 by 10. Not a horrible size, but unfair to ask her to live her life
in. I'm really hoping to find her a home if I
plaster the town with flyers and pictures. My
roommates agreed to let me keep her on a month to
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