Sherry, I am so sorry to hear about your Juno. Gentle Bridge vibes to her. You
do so much for these kittys, I know they appreciate you.
I just adopted a little 3 year old girl, also named Juno, two weeks ago.
Perhaps a little part of your Junos spirit will live on in my little Juno.
Sue
Amanda,
My FeLV+ kittys:
Buzzy - My first positive, he was adopted in January of '08 at about one year
old. He had tested negative for feline leukemia in November of '07, but tested
positive shortly after he was adopted. From the time I had him he was fed
Wellness. He had been abused when he
Amanda,
I feed a dumpster colony of cats. I have spayed/neutered 8 of the these cats
and kept 7. Of the 7 six have tested FeLV+ more than once using the ELISHA
test. These 6 were kittens ranging in age from 4 weeks to 12 weeks of age when
I rescued them. I lost Bright Eyes at 7 months from
I'm so sorry, Sherry. At least she was lucky enough to live out her life at
the sanctuary surrounded by love and companionship.
Hugs, Kerry M.
-Original Message-
From: felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org
[mailto:felvtalk-boun...@felineleukemia.org] On Behalf Of Sherry DeHaan
Sent:
Hello,
I have a cat who is 9 years old (born apr 2000) and she has
always been in good health condition and never been to the veterinary
(except for her vaccines, yearly).
She lived the first two years in an
apartment with no contacts with other cats, then we changed home and
she got the
I do not know what age Mandy became leukemia-positive. I adopted her at age
6 and she was positive at that time. She has no symptoms so I am doing no
treatments at this time. My 7 cats are all strictly indoor--the other 6 are
vaccinated and interact with Mandy. In two years, no one has
I have seven cats, the youngest being Taz was diagnosed with FeLv when she
started getting sick after about 1 month with my other negative kitties all of
which are vacinated. I took Taz in to get her looked at and to get her shots.
That's when they tested her for FeLv and she came back
This is Dixie's story:
For reasons unknown, a little grey full grown female came to my Mom's
and began eating with the ferals she feeds and staying in a rubbermaid
box I had outfitted as a shelter. I decided she should be a farm cat
at my farm when I got the house built. I took her to
I just re-read your questions. Dixie Louise was an indoor cat from
the day she tested positive except for a few unauthorized walk
abouts. When I moved out of my Mom's (I was building a house) and
into a trailer to provide her a warm winter home Dixie lived with
Kitty Katt. Again, Kitty
I am so sorry, Sherry, and understand. May she play happily at the
Bridge and know that she was loved. Gloria
On Feb 5, 2009, at 10:36 PM, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
What can I say about our Juno? Well she came to Sids sanctuary along
with her two boys Jupiter and Pluto the fall of 2005 just
Juno knew love that a lot of people and far too many critters never
know. I am so sorry. I know how much it hurts.
On Feb 6, 2009, at 6:49 PM, Gloria B. Lane wrote:
I am so sorry, Sherry, and understand. May she play happily at the
Bridge and know that she was loved. Gloria
On Feb
We don't know when our positive contracted the disease. We purchased him at
4 years, being told he was perfectly healthy. He died in less than two
months after we got him. When we took him to the vet we were told he was
positive but for his well being should have him neutered anyway. I will
Lynne,
You gave him a home, love and care. It was not your fault that he had
these problems when he came to you any more than it was mine that
Dixie was positive. They come to us for a reason and for whatever
time we are blessed with, no matter what the cost to our hearts.
There is a
I agree, they do enlarge our ability to give. If I hadn't run home and
googled FeLV and found this group Boo may have been euthanized the very day
we got the call asking us if we wanted to put him down. If nothing else,
that little guy helped educate us about this miserable disease. When we
14 matches
Mail list logo
