[Felvtalk] FeLV+ needs home soon!! Please read from Michelle Lerner

2009-03-15 Thread Belinda Sauro

  Hi All,
  Michelle Lerner asked if I could post this to the list, please call 
her at


   I'm writing because a good friend of mine who lives in New York City 
and does TNR recently found a very friendly, very handsome cat who was 
injured. She took him to the vet, where he tested positive for FeLV. She 
lives in an apartment with four negative cats who, for behavior reasons, 
are separated into two groups of two, and she cannot bring the positive 
cat, Belmondo, into her home. She found a sanctuary to take him, but he 
needed so much recuperation time at the vet that she lost the space at 
the sanctuary. There may be more space in April. Right now the cat is 
being boarded at the vet temporarily, in a cage, and urgently needs a 
foster or forever home to move into. Can you post this to the list to 
see if anyone in or near NY can take him, even temporarily? Also if you 
know anyone else?  He is friendly, handsome, and has very blue eyes 
(probably part Siamese).  I have photos if anyone wants to see them.


Here is Belmondo's description and contact information if anyone is 
interested:


Belmondo is a sweet, affectionate and handsome 2-year old neutered 
male seal point Siamese mix who is FeLV positive. (The attached photos 
do not do his blue-eyed good looks justice.) He was evidently dumped 
on the street in upper Manhattan. He found his way to a feral colony, 
and was on the losing end of a fight, which may be how he got 
infected. He has an injury on his back which has currently healed. He 
has had one upper respiratory infection since he was found a month 
ago, which is now better. That's all we know about his medical 
history. Belmondo needs a home, or a sanctuary, or someone to foster 
him until space at a sanctuary becomes available. He has had an 
unlucky start in life -- I would love to turn that around. He has been 
at the vet for a month and would love to get out of a cage and into a 
loving family situation. The vet's office is on the upper East Side in 
Manhattan, but I should be able to arrange for transportation to a 
foster home. *Contact lach...@nclej.org mailto:lach...@nclej.org; 
(c) 646-519-0741; (h) 212-827-1753. *


On a personal note, if anyone tries to email me and doesn't hear back 
from me right away, I may not be online much over the next week or so.  
My husband Mike, his brother was found dead in his home this last 
Friday, unknown causes, he was only 53.  His autopsy will be Monday or 
Tuesday, funeral later this week.  Please call *253 891-1197* if it is 
an emergency and I will get back to you as quick as I get the message 
and have a minute ... thanks for your patience and understanding.


Prayers for his family would be greatly appreciated.

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Belinda
happiness is being owned by cats ...

http://bemikitties.com

http://BelindaSauro.com

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Re: [Felvtalk] FeLV+ needs home soon!! Please read from Michelle Lerner

2009-03-15 Thread Belinda Sauro
  Sorry on my last message, don't call Michelle, call the contact in 
the email about the cat towards the bottom.


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Belinda
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http://bemikitties.com

http://BelindaSauro.com


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