.
I could get up on my soap box and go on and on about this, but
I'll spare you.
Lorrie
On 07-14, Natalie wrote:
> We were "talking" about the FDA last week - here's another perfect
> example of how one cannot even trust them on something as simple as
> sunscreen in
We saw that movie GAS LAND and we also had a gas well drilled on
our land. Believe me there is NO "safe" way to drill for
gas. We were way, way out in the boonies and it ruined our land
and water. Drilling for gas and fracking is an extremely dangerous
operation.
Former posts on the subje
ll anxious to have gas wells on their land because they are stupid
enough to think they'll get big bucks. We never got a cent in spite
of all the promises they made us. Don't ever let them drill on your
property!
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> On 07-17, Natalie wrote:
> You must have some proof of it, pictures, affidavits, sale of your
> house for less, etc.?
We had pictures of the mess it made. Trees down, road torn up, etc.
but these gas companies have lawyers on retainer to fight their
battles, and we were advised we'd probabl
Natalie, I hope everyone in the group appreciates this off topic
information as much as I do. I agree with you 100% on all of this.
You and I could both spend a lot of time up on our soap
box.
Thanks..
Lorrie
On 07-26, Natalie wrote:
> Dear Reader,
>
> Let go of that
Wow, Lynda, that is scary!! I feel for you having to move because
of those gas wells. As I wrote to the group a few weeks ago, we also
had to leave our home because of gas wells!
Lorrie
On 07-29, Lynda Wilson wrote:
> Natalie, It makes sense to me and I'm no expert. We had some her
what the biopsy results show. I hope she is FelV neg.
and the biopsy is benign.
Lorrie
On 07-29, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
> Hi Everyone
>
> Life can be stressful sometimes.
>
> My aunt is going into assisted living (suddenly) and I'm taking her
> cat. I took my mom'
two, but they have a bunch of cats of their own, and my cat loving
friends are few and far between.
We have discussed this on the list before, and sadly I am no closer
to finding the answer?
Ideally I want someone to move into our house to care for them, but
there again WHO?
Lorrie
>
with all his positive litter mates.
Lorrie
On 08-03, Lynda Wilson wrote:
> Great analogy, Maureen and it makes sense :)
>
> I guess my cat, Sugar, must have cleared the virus since he was exposed to
> it 24/7 for 6 mos. They bit one another playing, ate/drank out of the same
I never saw the mother. They were born to a feral cat,
but I assume the mother must have been positive.
On 08-03, Natalie wrote:
> Was the mother positive? Could they have acquired the virus AFTER being
> born to a negative mother?
>
>> Four years ago I had a litter of rescued kittens and all b
On 08-04, Natalie wrote:
> I hate people (except us)do you know how cowardly and cruel
> people are? They bring their cats/dogs to surrender at a shelter
> and claim that they are strays...a 14-yr old cat was just brought
> to a NY shelter, healthy but with a slight sniffle - how can anyone
>
hings".
Lorrie
> On 08-05, Kelley Saveika wrote:
> Wow, this used to be a really kind, supportive, positive list. It
> makes me sad to see that it doesn't seem to be any more.
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Peggy, Shelter workers hear so many phoney reasons why people
have brought in animals that they get very cynical and bitter.
In your case you were helping the Husky, but they didn't know that.
Lorrie
> On 08-05, Peggy Verdonck wrote:
>I totally agree, but another side of
> the
on me, as well un-neutered males who spray and
fight. The worst thing they do is tape up kittens in cardboard
boxes and leave them out in front of my building when no one is
there. Thankfully we find them on time.
Lorrie
On 08-05, Kelley Saveika wrote:
> I do rescue and have for years, a
On 08-05, Joslin Potter wrote:
> I don't get that either, I have a friend of a friend who is looking
> to get rid of her 12 yr old cats becuase they are having a baby and
> she just can't take that chance of the cats smothering the child.
What a crock that is. I have three grown children, and al
for a weekend!
Sadly, I've found very few people think of a cat or dog as a lifetime
commitment. Instead they are just "things" to be disposed of when
they get sick, or grow up, or when you move!
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e as worthwhile regardless
of whether it's a pet or another little creature who also
wants to live.
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On 08-06, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
> I put out saucers of sugar water for the bees and wasps so they
> will leave the hummingbird feeders alone. They were so crowded
> tha
You are so right We are a throw away nation and our pets
are tossed out like so much garbage!
BTW, I stop and move turtles or snakes out of the road too.
Lorrie
On 08-06, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
> tHAT IS WHY OUR NATION IS IN THE SHAPE IT'S IN. tHE ECONOMY IS
&g
rts of the country do not.)
We are in Eastern WV just ten miles from the Maryland border,
and neither of the animal shelters here scan for chips, so my
outside cats wear ID collars, which they lose entirely too often.
I buy breakaway collars and ID tags on e-bay a
d
our porch is screened with it. Great stuff, none of my 15 cats have
torn it.
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I use feathers or a long handled bath brush to win over a shy or
feral cat. I've had them simply melt at the touch, and soon
become very affectionate.
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On 08-13, Natalie wrote:
> Have you tried playing with her? I always collect goose feathers
> when they molt and tape o
The idea of the long handled bath brush is so you can pet the
cat with no danger of getting bitten or clawed. You were brave
to leave your hand in there unless you had on a glove :-)
Lorrie
On 08-13, Bonnie Hogue wrote:
> Wow, what a terrific idea! I just put more bedding in with Hemy beca
How terribly upsetting for you Marcia, but very often other
cats in the household do not contract the FelV virus in spite
of not having been vaccinated.
Lorrie
On 08-21, Marcia Baronda wrote:
> Hi everyone! My one year old sweet litle boy was just diagnosed. I
> have a million questio
Right on Maureen.. I don't mince words with people
anymore. I tell it like it is.
Lorrie
On 08-23, Maureen Olvey wrote:
>The older I get the less I feel the need to be tactful. That's
>probably good and bad. Good for me cause I don't hold things
wonderful to have friends who
understand our love for cats.
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#x27;m 78 now and I tell people exactly what I think of them
if they are irresponsible or unkind to animals.
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ling people exactly what I think!
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I could join you on your soapbox. I think the cruelty and inhumane
treatment farm animals get is absolutely horrendous.
Lorrie
On 08-24, Marcia Baronda wrote:
>I think that only one of Cargills slaughter houses uses her methods.
>And Temple said in one of her books that she fe
said we could try some
>prednisone. What are you opinions??
I think being blind would be terribly frightening for him until
he adjusted to it. Also being in pain and sick would make him
irritable. Can he be in a quiet room by himself for awhile?
Lorrie
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On 08-24, Natalie wrote:
>Welcome to 70 - I'll be 71 in December! Great age, isn't it?
>
It's great to know quite a few of you are in your 60's or 70's.
Now I don't feel quite so bad being 78.
Lorrie
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What are seed ticks? I know about the big dog ticks and the tiny
deer ticks. The deer ticks are very small, so are these what you
call seed ticks?
> On 08-25, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
>
> It is now August an boy do we have seed ticks all over the place.
> I had been using Revolution on my
OMG, that poor baby. How could anyone be that cruel.
On 08-24, Natalie wrote:
>
>We just got a 9-yr old blind and declawed cat, and healthy
>- poor thing was stumbling around in a neighborhood, and only
>after about 2 weeks it was determined that he cannot see.
>Nobody was
Our vet clinic uses these tests and I questioned them about it.
They guarantee they are fine, and I've had at least 5 cats test
negative on them, but I've heard too many bad reports of these
FelV, FIV and Heartworm tests to have any confidence in them.
Lorrie
On 08-26, Marcia Bar
no place to go and
people do. I worry just as much about the pets left behind when their
humans evacuate. My first thoughts are always for the animals,
but thankfully my cats are safe. We are in the eastern mountains
right on the border of western Maryland at 3,000
re the law here, and only vets can give the
injections. Once they are vaccinated I do not repeat vaccinations
annually, and I just ignore the postcards I get saying it's time to
vaccinate again.
Lorrie
On 08-26, Natalie wrote:
>Anyone who uses Petsmart's veterinary plan sh
Thanks for the laugh. If I ever lose my sense of humor I'm
done for!
On 08-26, Lynda Wilson wrote:
>Natalie, I have not had a laugh like that in a long time!!! Thanks so
>much for sharing. You are way too funny girl! I love your sense of
>humor. Gotta have it to keep your sanity
Good for you. There is no way I'd ever abandon my cats, but the
problem is I have 15 cats, and a small Suzuki compact car, so I'd
have to rent or buy a van, which I'd definitely do.
Lorrie
On 08-26, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
> Since Katrina, I have been accumulating car
had a horrible flea infestation. The fleas got so
bad they gravitated downstairs to my cat shelter and it was just
horrible.
Lorrie
On 08-26, Natalie wrote:
>
>There are also some apartments that allow cats ONLY if they are
>declawed...I guess they prefer taking th
Thanks for this Natalie People need to know how HORRIBLE
this declaw surgery is.
Please send us the article you mentioned.
Lorrie
On 08-26, Natalie wrote:
>I would seriously consider declawing very, very seriously- it is the
>most devastating thing for a cat. Knowing
I've heard people proudly announce that their cats are only declawed
in the front, and they usually do see proud of it. Even prouder if
they've mutilated the poor cat on all four feet!! Declawing is cruel
and agonizing for the cat and I'd like to take these people and put
each finger on a choppin
;s what I want to do with a small inheritance
my parents left me. Ironically, my parents were not animal people,
and I often wonder how they'd feel about the way I'm spending the
interest from my inheritance.
Lorrie
> Natalie wrote:
> Well, you could enforce the no-flea ru
y husband is almost 90. I need to find homes, and I am offering
$1,000 per cat. Do any of you have any ideas what I can do?
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I have always heard not to vaccinate for FIV, only FelV.
Not only is the FIV vaccination questionable, but the cat will
forever test positive for FIV just because of the vaccination.
On 09-07, katskat1 wrote:
> Again, a large number of the people posting on this site MIX positives
> and negatives
I have provided for my cats in my will too. There is plenty of money
for their care, but WHO WILL TAKE CARE OF THEM? With 15 cats this is
the problem. Not the money.
.
> On 09-08, MaiMaiPG wrote:
> I've provided for the care of my critters (dogs and cats and whatever
> may show up) in
n access from the
inside via cat flaps. It is also in the woods on several acres
with no traffic. It is a paradise for my cats, and I just wish
someone could let them continue the happy life they know and love.
I will not go to my grave and be at peace until I know my babies
are taken care of.
Lorri
On 09-08, MaiMaiPG wrote:
> I have a close friend who is as much an animal lover as I am who will
> handle it.
It would be a great comfort to have a friend like that. Lucky you!
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Pardon the expression. There are only about 8 active members and
they all love dogs. Cats are totally ignored. I joined years ago,
but dropped out when I found out how little help they give cats.
Lorrie
> Bonnie Hogue wrote:
> > If money isn't the problem, why not con
t for each
cat and then dumping the cat and spending the money.
I am not wealthy, just comfortable from a small inheritance my
parents left me. I have to be careful with my money, but I have
enough saved up for the care of my cats. It's the person who wi
, but beware, in the winter we
get LOTS of snow.
Anyway, regardless of whether we ever meet, thanks for giving me some
hope for the future of my kitty kats. BTW, Maureen, my cats like
strange people, I'm pretty damn strange myself :-).
Lorrie
On 09-09, Maureen Olvey wrote:
>See
ach
cat, their dispositions, who hates who :-) as well as their health
records. This will help a lot when the time comes, and my son is also
very familiar with each of my cats.
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On 09-09, Natalie wrote:
> Isn't that in Florida? All little houses; but how does one keep track of
> them out there, and so many, how can he know who's sick? Don't they get out?
> Is it all fenced in? I had so many questions when I saw the video
> Man builds cat-sized village for homeles
On 09-09, MaiMaiPG wrote:
> I can hear all the justifications...she wouldn't want...they aren't
> happy...we just can't...we are allergic (suddenly)...
Isn't it amazing how everyone suddenly becomes allergic when asked
to take a homeless cat or kitten!
_
head hunter shot his buddy instead of the
deer!!
Lorrie
> On 09-12, Natalie wrote:
> What really pisses me off when those damned hunters refer to
> themselves, and are referred to as the only real
> conservationists...what a joke!
>
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till comes
to our house, and still keeps up with her group. She's an amazing,
brave little doe and we call her "Tripod".
Lorrie
Tripod and she
in
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> On 09-12, Natalie wrote:
> Welcome to "my" kinda club!
Natalie, you and I see eye to eye about everything. You're my
kinda person.
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On 09-12, MaiMaiPG wrote:
> Yupbut feel a lot better about hunters who kill for food than for
> factory farmers.
Very true. Both kinds are detestable
> On Sep 12, 2011, at 3:07 PM, > wrote:
>
> >I would have to be very hungry before I could look into those big
> >brown eyes and then p
ort" says a lot about the makeup of humans. We are the most cruel
beings on the face of the earth!
Lorrie
>On 09-13, Natalie wrote: So do Canada geese (mate for life). We
>live on a pond, and they spend a lot of time here. We feed
>them, so they don't go on neighbors&#x
On 09-14, Bonnie Hogue wrote: This reminds me of a cartoon I cut out
> and put on my 'fridge. The planet Earth is sitting on a doctor's
> exam table. The doctor stands nearby looking at the chart and
> saying, " The bad news is you have advanced case humans...The good
> news is they've about run t
When we lived on our 75 acre farm hunters would park on our road and
walk back into the woods. We could hear them, but never find them,
so because they were parked where I could get to their cars I began
letting the air out of their tires!
Lorrie
That would be wonderful to see. I think big cats are fantastic and
beautiful. We don't have any around here, as they were all killed
years ago, but many deer come up to our house for treats. BTW, where
do you live that you still have cougars around?
> On 09-14, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
> My
On 09-15, Natalie wrote:
>There's something wrong, seriously wrong with people who can't wait to
>kill an animal. When we see a gorgeous, or ANY animal, we admire
>them, enjoy looking at them, and always wish that we had a camera
>handy - for those people it's the exact
Right, factory farming is extremely cruel. Animals seem to be treated
horribly regardless of whether they are wild animals, domestic
animals or even pets in some cases. What gets me is people who have
pampered pets but care absolutely nothing about how other animals are
treated...
On 09-16, MaiM
Okay here James...
On 09-18, James G Wilson wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> We seem to have had another glitch with the list. I hope
> that I have it fixed now. So, I am just sending out a test
> message to be sure. I hope everyone is doing well. Best
> wishes.
>
> James G. Wilson - phaed...@ch
Yup, flimzy screens and screaming brats are not good for cats either.
It's hard to find a perfect home, and I guess all of you believe, as
I do, that no one can take care of cats as well as we can :-) This
is probably why most of us have so many cats.
Lorrie
> Susan Hoffman wrote
s the only good thing about enduring smoke from
birth to age 20 when I finally left home.
Lorrie
On 09-21, Natalie wrote:
>Iwould too, if they aren't chain smokers and smoke
>outsidehowever, I've known too many cats with lymphoma from homes
>
I hit reply but then I get rid of all the extra stuff at the bottom
so it isn't send back time after time making the message too long.
Lorrie
On 09-28, Lynda Wilson wrote:
> Yes, that is right. The same has happened to me and the only way I found
> around it when it glitches out l
Does anyone know where I can buy RX vet meds overseas without an RX?
With 25 cats in my shelter and at home I need to keep some basic
things at home such as Acarexx for earmites, Clavamox (antibiotic)
etc.
Thanks,
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and so do all the other overseas pharmacies I used for years.
> On 10-16, Susan Hoffman wrote:
> www.1drugstore-online.com
>
> I've been using them for years.
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> On 10-16, Susan Hoffman wrote: What are you trying to order? I just
> did a test order for zithromax at http://www.1drugstore-online.com/
> and no prescription required. I've ordered other things from them
> in the past month and still no prescription.
I was trying to order Clavamox and Acarex
etest cats ever, and we forgive
him for his aggressiveness because who knows what he went thru before
we got him. He is a huge big white long haired cat and we named him
YETI for the abominable snowman, or actually the abomimable snow cat!
Lorrie
On 10-18, Natalie wrote:
> I am so ve
with two drops of mineral oil in each ear. She says this works even
better than Acarexx. A vet tech gave her this info.
On 10-19, Cindy McHugh wrote:
> Lorrie,
>
> I'm late chiming in here. I can't help you with Acarexx, but look into
> FishMox for the clavamox. It ca
For months I've been wondering what a Sids kid was. I knew they were
FelV cats, but did not know what SIDS meant. I'm glad someone else
asked first.. I thought I should know :-) Lorrie
On 11-03, Marcia Baronda wrote:
>That's what I was wondering(-:
>
>On N
and least likely to cause VAS.
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because this is the place they feel safe. Always put your
cats in carriers or in your car outside your home. With 13 cats this
would have been terribly difficult for your parents, but if there are
only one or two cats this can be done.
Lorrie
On 12-02, GRAS wrote:
> In 1964, my parents
.
Lorrie
On 12-14, James G Wilson wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> Sorry for the extra mail. Just testing to be sure the list is
> working as it should. Haven't seen any traffic for a few
> days now. Hope all is well with everyone. Best wishes.
>
> James G. Wil
tens don't seem to have much resistance to FelV, as
their immune systems are not fully developed. Losing six of your cats
in one year is rough. I'm sorry you had to go through that, but
thank you for what you do for cats. Being a rescuer is hard and heart
breaking at times.
Lorrie
une system and it's important to catch any illnesses
right away and treat them. This is what I do, but I've never used
heroic measure such as blood transfusions or Interferon. However many
of the others in this group have.
Lorrie
On 12-29, Holly Shelton wrote:
>Hi there. I just
I really doubt it was neutering that caused his death. Anemia is
one of the complications of FelV.
On 01-02, Lynda Wilson wrote:
>Sorry to say, but I had my kitten neutered at 6 mos. of age (at the
>time we did not know he was positive because he actually tested neg
>for it w
I rescue cats and I've have had many FelV positive cats neutered or
spayed. If they are healthy at the time they come thru the surgery
just fine regardless of their FelV status.
Lorrie
On 01-02, dppl dppl wrote: I still have Mitt, the kitten I found in
>October who tested posi
I'm sure the vets make more money by first giving a 1 year vac.
and then giving the 3 year vac a year later.
On 01-04, Maureen Olvey wrote:
>I think I might have mentioned it to you guys before but in case I
>didn't, studies have shown that the normal 1 year rabies vaccinations
>w
On 01-05, Marcia Baronda wrote:
> That infuriates me. Such a waste of life! Sometimes I think the
> wildlife should be armed!
I agree with you on that one. I detest hunters!
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Where we live, in the mountains of WV, they drop bait from low flying
aircraft. This is oral rabies vaccine for the raccoons to eat. They
haven't done this for several years, but did at one time. I have no
idea how sucessful it was.
Lorrie
On 01-05, MaiMaiPG wrote:
> According to
them.
Lorrie and 25 cats in WV
On 01-07, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
>
>Well we made it a whole 7 days into the new year before losing one of
>our wonderful Sids kids. Myles was a big gentle sweet lovin black and
>white boy.He has such a cute white chin.He will be missed at the
>
Welcome to the group, MaryAnn. You'll find a lot of knowledgable
people here. Tell us about your cats.
Lorrie in WV
On 01-09, MaryAnn Riggs wrote:
>Hi all.
>My name is MaryAnn Riggs in southeastern Wisconsin. I've been reading
>comments for sometime, just
you had them tested to see if they are positive
or negative?
Lorrie
On 01-09, Victory_Shout wrote:
>
>I am Tina. I live in Pa. We had gotten a litter of four female kittens
>from a family whos add we responded to in the newspaper six months
>ago. Their kittens neede
I'm so sorry, Sherry, I don't know how you can deal with all
these losses. How many FelV cats are there now? RIP Firefly,
and what a delightful name.
Lorrie
On 01-20, Sherry DeHaan wrote:
>
>Through tears I am writing this,Sids has lost another wonderful girl
>t
remission for years with no symptoms, and others
are not so lucky. Give your ginger kitty good food, no stress,
and lots of love, and if she should show signs of illness get her
to the vet right away. Many FelV related illnesses can be treated.
Please keep us posted on her.
Lorrie
>F
Please get your kitty to the vet right away. If he is hiding and not
eating he is most likely dying. Please don't let him suffer and die
slowly and in pain. My heart goes out to you, but if your vet says
there is nothing more to do euthanasia is a gentle, peaceful death.
> >I think my kitty is
On 02-06, Lynda Wilson wrote:
> I've never heard of a PSA. Is this new?
>
> L
I thought PSA was a prostate check for men.
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to take money from people and give them
false hope.
Lorrie (aka older and wiser)
On 02-19, Ruth Parsons wrote:
>Hi
>
>I appreciate all the info on FELV this group provides. I research
>treatments suggested and look for a variety of reliable sources to
>h
Please rush him to the vet immediately.
On 02-27, Rashel Mereness wrote:
>Hi - I'm new and have been reading the threads but I don't seen
>anything that addresses my situation. We have an 8 month old kitty
>that tested positive for FIV (or was it FELV?) at a young age, and
ing in on this case either. I think Craig Grant
got in over his head, but didn't mean to abuse the cats.
AS for jury duty I'd say I had to listen to the details
before making a decision. That way I'd be chosen for the jury.
Then when the jury voted
It appears I was certainly wrong to assume Craig Grant just couldn't
turn down a homeless cat. It was money for his own enjoyment that he
couldn't turn down! This is really shocking.
Lorrie
On 03-02, C PQ wrote:
>FYI: Here's another perspective on the situation:
>
On 02-28, Lynda Wilson wrote:
>Any update? I'm thinking of your kitty and hope everything is
>better. Please let us know, thanks!
I hope we hear from this person. When we don't hear how the cat is
doing we imagine the worst.such as the cat was not taken to
the vet and just died
like Tabby's Place in NJ, charge $15,000, which is very
high but more realistic, as vet bills over the years can easily cost
that much. I think there must be some good sanctuaries somewhere in
between these prices.
Lorrie
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I have several FelV cats, and they have lived long healthy lives.
I do not think an asymtomatic FelV cat should be automatically
euthanized. There are sanctuaries that take FelV cats, or they
should be isolated from other cats, but not killed.
Lorrie
On 03-08, Beth wrote:
>I agree, F
Heather, this is a huge undertaking for you and your bf. What a
wonderful committment. Thank you.
Lorrie
On 03-07, Heather wrote:
>My bf and I take care of over 140 feral/homeless cats on the streets
>everyday (in over 20 different spots), 365 days a year for several
>
Thank you for your post, Natalie. I will never understand why so many
people feel guilty about adopting another cat when they lose one. It
is not a betrayal it's a tribute to the cat who died to honor it's
death by helping another cat. Your words were perfect.
Lorrie
On 03-11,
d mail, as I
keep my posts short and I trim former messages. I wrote back right
to the owner right away, and still don't know if I'm being dumped!
Did anyone else get this ???
Lorrie
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