Patti,Bart was so lucky that he had you for a guardian to look after him.Take
care.
Sherry
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you all so very much for your thoughts, concerns and prayers for
Bart and me.
After I sent that post about my feral friend, (around 3:00 AM, EST ), I DID
go out
Well, three of my volunteers have now moved out of state (have since gone off
to college), and the other two now have their hands full with their two new
children, one of which is a Down's Synd. baby...where are you?
I found the kids willing to help that time at one of the high schools in
excellent suggestions.
more and more high-schools are requiring community service before
graduation, and far more kids would like to help animals than
people--a sentiment i can certainly identify with! there's a lot of
things that retirees can do, as well, with skills gained from years of
Hi all! Sorry I haven't been around much lately...life has been INSANE!!! My
condolensces to anyone who's lost a fur baby. My thoughts are with you! And
I'm sending positive thoughts for any sick kitties.
I have a question. I am almost 100% sure I have mice in the walls of my
bedroom
Hi guys, I just got this forward, so it immediately had one strike against
it, and then it mentioned God, which advanced my finger to the delete key
quickly, but it involved a little girl, her dog, and a great deal of
kindness, which vaulted it back into the redeemable category. I'm not
Well, I'm not religious either, but you'd have to have a heart of stone
not to be moved by this story. Briught tears to my eyes. It's always
good to be reminded of the goodness and sensitivity of people in an
often cruel world. Kerry M.
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Hi, everyone, I would like to ask you all to pray for Lucy and Michelle
- Michelle is thinking of helping her cross tomorrow afternoon and if
she gets better, she is planning to cancel the appointment. Please
continue to pray that either Lucy will feel better,, if not, pray that
Lucy will have
Consider it done.
Hideyo Yamamoto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi, everyone, I would
like to ask you all to pray for Lucy and Michelle Michelle is thinking of
helping her cross tomorrow afternoon and if she gets better, she is planning to
cancel the appointment. Please continue
Hideyo,
Lucy has been in my prayers EVERY night...
I have been so worried about Michelle now too..
I will also add Michelle to my prayers.
ALL she has been going thru w/ her Lucy, well, I can relate (sadly) all too
well...
Thank you for posting.
Have you been in contact w/
I think I missed this too! Ditto!
:)
Wendy
--- elizabeth trent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How did I miss this??!? That is great news!
elizabeth
On 2/3/07, catatonya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes that IS wonderful news! Go Asia!
tonya
*Leslie Lawther [EMAIL PROTECTED]*
Dear Patti
I have absolutely no doubt at all that smart, compassionate little
Charity led you to Bart.
Your email brought tears to my eyes. I am glad tho, so glad, that Bart
did not pass alone, had you, loving and caring for him, by his side.
KNEW at least at the end of his life that he was loved.
Patti,
I just read about you and Bart and his trip to the
vet's this morning. I am so very sorry that he had to
cross. You are very brave to do that for him. Thank
you for taking the wonderful care of him that you did.
:)
Wendy
--- MacKenzie, Kerry N.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Patti
I
AAAGGG! I am sitting here and Midnight has started puking! He is
still on his antibiotic for the UTI/possible renal failure. I don't
know if he ate something or if he is sick. He just puked on the floor
and jumped up in my spare office chair and went to sleep
Jennifer
Leslie, we all feel the loss when ANY little furbabe passes. Please
never hesitate to share, when you're grievingno one is ever going to
tell you you can't.
Thanks for all you do for all the little special-needs souls that find
their way to you, because no one else will take them. You're an
Thank you for posting that story.
It certainly did bring (more) tears to my eyes.
And, what Kerry wrote is so true. It is very heartening to know that
there ARE people in this world who do have hearts..
Thanks again,
Hugs,
Patti her clan
Let's just hope it's nothing more than messy. Two things you can count
on with cats, they kill birds and they throw up! What does the vomit
look like? Is there a nasty hair ball in the middle of it, or does it
look like mostly undigested food? It's probably nothing, don't worry
unless
I was out at the Volunteer Fair at the University of Texas campus today (I
had to take the day off to go).
I got a lot of interestbut not sure how much will pan out...we will see.
On 2/7/07, TenHouseCats [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
excellent suggestions.
more and more high-schools are
I found her a new foster home with only one other kitty..and the other kitty
is a Persian tooshe plays now..and doesnt' hide under the table all the
time anymore..she even slept with her foster mom (she never slept with me).
Look at her cute little pics!
Look at that foofy little face! I'm so glad she's found a good home!
Diane R.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kelley Saveika
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 3:51 PM
To: felvtalk
Subject: OT - My foster Clarissa is so happy
You forgot to attach the tissues! Thank you for this wonderful story.
elizabeth
On 2/7/07, Leslie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys, I just got this forward, so it immediately had one strike against
it, and then it mentioned God, which advanced my finger to the delete key
quickly, but it
What about sticky glue traps? You'd still have to be careful that the
kitties didn't end up wearing them but it would be a lot less painful if
they got caught in one of those than if a mouse trap snapped on them.
elizabeth
On 2/7/07, Marissa Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all! Sorry I
What about sticky glue traps? You'd still have to be careful that the
kitties didn't end up wearing them but it would be a lot less painful if
they got caught in one of those than if a mouse trap snapped on them.
Humane mouse traps are nicer to the mice, too. I've used them with
great
There are some antibiotics that make me throw up too. Relax. Keep a close
eye on him though. A cat that does not throw up some is just not normal.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
The sticky glue traps are incredibly cruel to the mouse. They struggle to
free themselves until they starve to death, have a heart attack etc or until
the trapper finds them, still alive, and has to kill them personally.
If you have men who
The sticky glue traps are incredibly cruel to the mouse. They struggle to
free themselves until they starve to death, have a heart attack etc or until
the trapper finds them, still alive, and has to kill them personally.
That's why I was recommending the humane type:
seems like you could free them and not just stand there and watch them
suffer. of course, if the cat does eat them...i suppose there isn't much
you can do about that.
elizabeth
On 2/7/07, Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The sticky glue traps are incredibly cruel to the mouse. They
Freeing them would require pulling their feet off the sticky stuff. Having
rescued a lizard from some tape once I can promise you that is not easy.
If you have men who will
exclude any of God's creatures
What do you suggest as a solution to the mouse problem?
elizabeth
On 2/7/07, Marylyn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Freeing them would require pulling their feet off the sticky stuff.
Having rescued a lizard from some tape once I can promise you that is not
easy.
They are in my prayers.
Renee
In a message dated 2/7/2007 5:35:54 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
more praying for Lucy and Michelle, please
the small humane traps are a good idea; i've even used the larger
hav-a-heart ones when the glue-traps first came out, i'd read all
sorts of horror stories about how strong the glue was and how tortuous
it was
has anyone ever heard of a cat actually springing a normal mouse trap?
this
Patti,
I'm so sorry to hear about Bart. He was so very lucky to have you.
Renee
In a message dated 2/7/07 5:31:40 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Humane mouse traps are nicer to the mice, too. I've used them with
great success.
I have to agree on the humane traps... Have used them w/ much
success.
Only dilemma I had was just where to
At 04:07 PM 2/7/2007, you wrote:
I take all of my mice to a wonderful place in the middle of an
olive/orange orchard that has an old turned over sofa and some
trash,,They all head into the sofa and I leave plenty of food for them...
Kelly
In a message dated 2/7/07 5:31:40 P.M. Eastern
I use the Tin cat...I have so man y , they are cute. I put a
cage for them at first, Then they had babies, I now have a good
relocation plan as they have destroyed 2 printers, the fax
machine,,wiring behind the dishwasher, cable box twice But they
are so cute and actually let me pet
Thank you Patty for loving Bart and doing what was right for him. I know he
is grateful to you for caring. He is your angel now . Sheila
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