Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-11 Thread catatonya
Tad and Marie,     I am so sorry to read about your loss of Callie.  I don't know which is worse, to know they're sick and go through the decisions about what is best to do in trying to treat, or have something like this that happens so fast.  Either way, it's so hard to lose them.  I really admire you for taking in all the felv cats as you have.  I especially admire you for stepping up to the plate with the AW cats.  You are certainly a Saint in my book.  Bless you both and all of your furbabies as you deal with your loss.     tonyaTad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  She was so strong and well just yesterday morning that part of mewanted to believe that she would bounce back but when I found herthis morning on the floor and she did a terrible cry
 when I picked herup I knew that something was terrible wrong with her...The blood test showed kidney function had stopped and the vetsaid that she had so little blood in her vains that he suspectedinternal bleeding probably in the liver...When I brought her to the vet this morning she could barely holdher head up for a short time and after being at the vets all day andhaving sub Q liquid all day which is probably what kept her aliveshe was even weeker...The vet felt she was probably in pain anddidn't think anything would bring her back so we sent her on aheadto the Rainbow BridgeCallie was a feisty little calico...She was reported at AW to be hardto medicate and when she arrived here we learned that she wouldonly let you touch her for a few seconds and then you better let her go...We learned where the limits were and soon she began to trust us andMarie did better with some of the other AW cats than I but
 Calliedefinitely chose meNow that I think of it she was never close toany of the other cats but she was always with me whenever I was around...She new when I was putting on clothes to go outside and meow and meowand she would be waiting at the door for me when I came back in...A few time that she did sneak out with me she let me catch her and ifI would tell her NO as I when out she would sit there and waitRight now she would be sleeping on top of the monitor while I amon the computerShe was such a good friend to me and she hadso much personality...She had some hard times during her life butshe was happy and loved here at the end...I only wish she couldhave stayed longerI can't believe she is gone so soonI will miss her for a long time...That leaves 4 of the original 6 from AWOJ has never been atotally healthy kitty...He has had to stay on antibiotics for severalbacterial types of infections
 and he has never played and raced aroundthe way some of the others do but he has always been a big purr andsnuggle bunAnd antibiotics is easy to keep them going...Both OJ andFred who is my first FeLV+ kitty who gums seem to get infected whenI take him off antibiotics...He only has a few teeth left now...I have hadFred well over 2 years...I have had several worries over Fred and OJand they are both special buddies so I can't complain ... They arestill hereI guess this is just the way it was meant to beTad and Marie

Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-08 Thread Nina
Oh Tad, I'm so very sorry about Callie.  I know it's hard to see the 
blessings when you're in so much pain, but it is a blessing that she was 
strong and well up until her last days.  That's the way I would choose 
to go, if I were given a choice.  She sounds like such a special girl, 
and you were her special human!  It's so hard to let go.  It never gets 
easier.  I don't know how you do it Tad, you have such an enormous 
heart.  Every cat that finds sanctuary in your loving home is so very 
fortunate.  I so admire you and Marie for all you do.  No one knows 
better than you the heartache and joy involved in so generously loving 
and caring for these "forgotten" angels.  There's so much I admire about 
you.  I love the way you except every cat as an individual, never 
pressuring them to conform to some imagined standard of how they 
"should" be, or how you expect them to interact.  Prayers and sympathy 
to you, Marie and your household in your grief.  May the joyous memories 
soon overshadow your tears,

Much love,
Nina

Tad Burnett wrote:


She was so strong and well just yesterday morning that part of me
wanted to believe that she would bounce back but when I found her
this morning on the floor and she did a terrible cry when I picked her
up I knew that something was terrible wrong with her...

The blood test showed kidney function had stopped and the vet
said that she had so little blood in her vains that he suspected
internal bleeding probably in the liver...

When I brought her to the vet this morning she could barely hold
her head up for a short time and after being at the vets all day and
having sub Q liquid all day which is probably what kept her alive
she was even weeker...The vet felt she was probably in pain and
didn't think anything would bring her back so we sent her on ahead
to the Rainbow Bridge

Callie was a feisty little calico...She was reported at AW to be hard
to medicate and when she arrived here we learned that she would
only let you touch her for a few seconds and then you better let her 
go...

We learned where the limits were and soon she began to trust us and
Marie did better with some of the other AW cats than I but Callie
definitely chose meNow that I think of it she was never close to
any of the other cats but she was always with me whenever I was around...
She new when I was putting on clothes to go outside and meow and meow
and she would be waiting at the door for me when I came back in...
A few time that she did sneak out with me she let me catch her and if
I would tell her NO as I when out she would sit there and wait

Right now she would be sleeping on top of the monitor while I am
on the computerShe was such a good friend to me and she had
so much personality...She had some hard times during her life but
she was happy and loved here at the end...I only wish she could
have stayed longerI can't believe she is gone so soon
I will miss her for a long time...

That leaves 4 of the original 6 from AWOJ has never been a
totally healthy kitty...He has had to stay on antibiotics for several
bacterial types of infections and he has never played and raced around
the way some of the others do but he has always been a big purr and
snuggle bunAnd antibiotics is easy to keep them going...Both OJ and
Fred who is my first FeLV+ kitty who gums seem to get infected when
I take him off antibiotics...He only has a few teeth left now...I have 
had

Fred well over 2 years...I have had several worries over Fred and OJ
and they are both special buddies so I can't complain ... They are
still hereI guess this is just the way it was meant to be

Tad and Marie










Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-07 Thread Terri Brown




Gee Tad, I'm so sorry.  Hugs to you and Marie.
 
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  - Original Message - 
  From: Tad 
  Burnett 
  To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org 
  
  Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 9:27 
  PM
  Subject: Callie...Its sad news
  She was so strong and well just yesterday morning that part of 
  mewanted to believe that she would bounce back but when I found 
  herthis morning on the floor and she did a terrible cry when I picked 
  herup I knew that something was terrible wrong with 
  her... The blood test showed kidney function had stopped and the 
  vetsaid that she had so little blood in her vains that he 
  suspectedinternal bleeding probably in the liver... When I 
  brought her to the vet this morning she could barely holdher head up for a 
  short time and after being at the vets all day andhaving sub Q liquid all 
  day which is probably what kept her aliveshe was even weeker...The vet 
  felt she was probably in pain anddidn't think anything would bring her 
  back so we sent her on aheadto the Rainbow Bridge Callie 
  was a feisty little calico...She was reported at AW to be hardto medicate 
  and when she arrived here we learned that she wouldonly let you touch her 
  for a few seconds and then you better let her go...We learned where the 
  limits were and soon she began to trust us andMarie did better with some 
  of the other AW cats than I but Calliedefinitely chose meNow that I 
  think of it she was never close toany of the other cats but she was always 
  with me whenever I was around...She new when I was putting on clothes to 
  go outside and meow and meowand she would be waiting at the door for me 
  when I came back in...A few time that she did sneak out with me she let me 
  catch her and ifI would tell her NO as I when out she would sit there and 
  wait Right now she would be sleeping on top of the monitor 
  while I amon the computerShe was such a good friend to me and she 
  hadso much personality...She had some hard times during her life 
  butshe was happy and loved here at the end...I only wish she couldhave 
  stayed longerI can't believe she is gone so soon I will miss 
  her for a long time...That leaves 4 of the original 6 from AWOJ 
  has never been atotally healthy kitty...He has had to stay on antibiotics 
  for severalbacterial types of infections and he has never played and raced 
  aroundthe way some of the others do but he has always been a big purr 
  andsnuggle bunAnd antibiotics is easy to keep them going...Both OJ 
  andFred who is my first FeLV+ kitty who gums seem to get infected 
  whenI take him off antibiotics...He only has a few teeth left now...I have 
  hadFred well over 2 years...I have had several worries over Fred and 
  OJand they are both special buddies so I can't complain ... They 
  arestill hereI guess this is just the way it was meant to 
  be Tad and 
Marie


Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-07 Thread wendy
Tad,

I just read your messages about Callie.  I am so sorry
that you lost her.  It was so abrupt, too.  You did
the strong and right thing by helping her over the
bridge when she was in pain that wouldn't be going
away.  It's so hard.  Especially when they are your
close companions and such a part of your everyday
routine.  It breaks my heart that you lost her.  

You and Marie are in my prayers-
Wendy




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Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-07 Thread Mari Kolbe
Tad and Marie:
 
My sincerest condolences to you both upon the loss of your furchild, Callie.  I have been caring for these special creatures for over 40 years and each loss is as heartbreaking and painful as my first loss.  The time we have to share with them is way too short, but were it not for you and Marie, Callie and the other AW kitties, would not have known what it is like to share a loving home.  Bless you for opening your home and hearts to these special babies and bless you for giving Callie the final gift of love - a dignified and loving passage to a better world.  While Callie's earthly body is gone, her spirit will always be intertwined with yours.

 
Run with the wind Angel Callie.
 
/mari and the Mooseheart Mumpkees... 
On 12/6/05, Tad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
She was so strong and well just yesterday morning that part of mewanted to believe that she would bounce back but when I found her
this morning on the floor and she did a terrible cry when I picked herup I knew that something was terrible wrong with her...-- /mari (SpiritCat)Until there are none, adopt one.SpiritCat and the Mooseheart Mumpkees
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Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-07 Thread Gloria Lane
Tad and Marie,  I am so sorry for your sad loss of Callie.  What a  
sweet little calico - how wonderful that she had a good life with  
you, a real blessing.


Gloria




RE: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-07 Thread Doljan, Joan
Tad and Marie,

I am so sorry for your loss.  Callie, got to live a loving life, though,
much too short. I wanted to thank you both again, for taking in those with
FELV and allowing again and again your heart to be broken.

Joan

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tad Burnett
Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 9:27 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: Callie...Its sad news


She was so strong and well just yesterday morning that part of me wanted to
believe that she would bounce back but when I found her this morning on the
floor and she did a terrible cry when I picked her up I knew that something
was terrible wrong with her...
 
The blood test showed kidney function had stopped and the vet said that she
had so little blood in her vains that he suspected internal bleeding
probably in the liver...
 
When I brought her to the vet this morning she could barely hold her head up
for a short time and after being at the vets all day and having sub Q liquid
all day which is probably what kept her alive she was even weeker...The vet
felt she was probably in pain and didn't think anything would bring her back
so we sent her on ahead to the Rainbow Bridge
 
Callie was a feisty little calico...She was reported at AW to be hard to
medicate and when she arrived here we learned that she would only let you
touch her for a few seconds and then you better let her go... We learned
where the limits were and soon she began to trust us and Marie did better
with some of the other AW cats than I but Callie definitely chose meNow
that I think of it she was never close to any of the other cats but she was
always with me whenever I was around... She new when I was putting on
clothes to go outside and meow and meow and she would be waiting at the door
for me when I came back in... A few time that she did sneak out with me she
let me catch her and if I would tell her NO as I when out she would sit
there and wait
 
Right now she would be sleeping on top of the monitor while I am on the
computerShe was such a good friend to me and she had so much
personality...She had some hard times during her life but she was happy and
loved here at the end...I only wish she could have stayed longerI can't
believe she is gone so soon  I will miss her for a long time...

That leaves 4 of the original 6 from AWOJ has never been a totally
healthy kitty...He has had to stay on antibiotics for several bacterial
types of infections and he has never played and raced around the way some of
the others do but he has always been a big purr and snuggle bunAnd
antibiotics is easy to keep them going...Both OJ and Fred who is my first
FeLV+ kitty who gums seem to get infected when I take him off
antibiotics...He only has a few teeth left now...I have had Fred well over 2
years...I have had several worries over Fred and OJ and they are both
special buddies so I can't complain ... They are still hereI guess this
is just the way it was meant to be
 
Tad and Marie





Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-06 Thread Marissa
Tad and Marie,
My thoughts go out to you during this difficult time... Callie was very lucky to have you and although her time was short, she was comfotable and loved, and I'm sure she knew that you saved her.  Calicos are special cats and I'm sure she will always have a special place in your hearts...

 
Marissa 
On 12/6/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
My sympathies go out to you Tad. She had so much love while in your care, and it wasa blessing for her to not have to die at AW with no one there. I'm sure she 
appreciated everything you did for her.Jennhttp://ucat.us
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Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-06 Thread felv
My sympathies go out to you Tad. She had so much love while in your care, and 
it was
a blessing for her to not have to die at AW with no one there. I'm sure she
appreciated everything you did for her.

Jenn
http://ucat.us
http://ucat.us/domesticcatlinks.html
Adopt a cat from UCAT rescue:
http://ucat.us/adopt.html
Adopt a FIV+ cat:
http://ucat.us/AWrescue/FIV/
Adopt a FELV+ cat:
http://ucat.us/FELVadopt.html
~~~
I collect KMR kitten formula labels for Bazil, a 3 yr old special needs cat who 
must
live on a liquid diet for the rest of his life.
Bazil's caretaker collects labels and sends them to KMR, where they add up 
until she
earns a free can of formula!
PLEASE save your KMR kitten formula labels for Bazil!
If you use KMR, even just one can, please email me for the NEW address to send 
them
to!
~
Does your cat have chronic diarrhea that does not respond to treatment, or has 
your
cat been loosely diagnosed as IBD?
Have you tested for Tritrichomonosis? The test is new, the new drug makes it 
curable.
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Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-06 Thread Kerry MacKenzie
Dear Tad,
I'm so very sorry to hear your sad news, it's all happened so quickly--you
must be in such shock. Callie and you clearly shared a special bond and you
are surely right in saying you'll miss her for a long time. I'm glad she was
happy and loved and that she knew she could trust you to be there for her
when she needed you most. May the good, swet memories of your time together
bring you comfort.
love and hugs
Kerry




- Original Message -
From: "Tad Burnett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 8:27 PM
Subject: Callie...Its sad news


> She was so strong and well just yesterday morning that part of me
> wanted to believe that she would bounce back but when I found her
> this morning on the floor and she did a terrible cry when I picked her
> up I knew that something was terrible wrong with her...
>
> The blood test showed kidney function had stopped and the vet
> said that she had so little blood in her vains that he suspected
> internal bleeding probably in the liver...
>
> When I brought her to the vet this morning she could barely hold
> her head up for a short time and after being at the vets all day and
> having sub Q liquid all day which is probably what kept her alive
> she was even weeker...The vet felt she was probably in pain and
> didn't think anything would bring her back so we sent her on ahead
> to the Rainbow Bridge
>
> Callie was a feisty little calico...She was reported at AW to be hard
> to medicate and when she arrived here we learned that she would
> only let you touch her for a few seconds and then you better let her go...
> We learned where the limits were and soon she began to trust us and
> Marie did better with some of the other AW cats than I but Callie
> definitely chose meNow that I think of it she was never close to
> any of the other cats but she was always with me whenever I was around...
> She new when I was putting on clothes to go outside and meow and meow
> and she would be waiting at the door for me when I came back in...
> A few time that she did sneak out with me she let me catch her and if
> I would tell her NO as I when out she would sit there and wait
>
> Right now she would be sleeping on top of the monitor while I am
> on the computerShe was such a good friend to me and she had
> so much personality...She had some hard times during her life but
> she was happy and loved here at the end...I only wish she could
> have stayed longerI can't believe she is gone so soon
>  I will miss her for a long time...
>
> That leaves 4 of the original 6 from AWOJ has never been a
> totally healthy kitty...He has had to stay on antibiotics for several
> bacterial types of infections and he has never played and raced around
> the way some of the others do but he has always been a big purr and
> snuggle bunAnd antibiotics is easy to keep them going...Both OJ and
> Fred who is my first FeLV+ kitty who gums seem to get infected when
> I take him off antibiotics...He only has a few teeth left now...I have had
> Fred well over 2 years...I have had several worries over Fred and OJ
> and they are both special buddies so I can't complain ... They are
> still hereI guess this is just the way it was meant to be
>
> Tad and Marie
>
>
>




Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-06 Thread Barb Moermond
I'm so sorry Tad and Marie  it's heartbreaking when that's the only loving option left. GLOW to light her way and ease your hearts  Our thoughts and tears are with you.  <>>>Tad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: She was so strong and well just yesterday morning that part of mewanted to believe that she would bounce back but when I found herthis morning on the floor and she did a terrible cry when I picked herup I knew that something was terrible wrong with her... The blood test showed kidney function had stopped and the vetsaid that she had so little blood in her vains that he suspectedinternal bleeding probably in the liver... When I brought her to the vet this morning she
 could barely holdher head up for a short time and after being at the vets all day andhaving sub Q liquid all day which is probably what kept her aliveshe was even weeker...The vet felt she was probably in pain anddidn't think anything would bring her back so we sent her on aheadto the Rainbow Bridge Callie was a feisty little calico...She was reported at AW to be hardto medicate and when she arrived here we learned that she wouldonly let you touch her for a few seconds and then you better let her go...We learned where the limits were and soon she began to trust us andMarie did better with some of the other AW cats than I but Calliedefinitely chose meNow that I think of it she was never close toany of the other cats but she was always with me whenever I was around...She new when I was putting on clothes to go outside and meow and meowand she would be waiting at the door for me when I came back in...A few time
 that she did sneak out with me she let me catch her and ifI would tell her NO as I when out she would sit there and wait Right now she would be sleeping on top of the monitor while I amon the computerShe was such a good friend to me and she hadso much personality...She had some hard times during her life butshe was happy and loved here at the end...I only wish she couldhave stayed longerI can't believe she is gone so soon I will miss her for a long time...That leaves 4 of the original 6 from AWOJ has never been atotally healthy kitty...He has had to stay on antibiotics for severalbacterial types of infections and he has never played and raced aroundthe way some of the others do but he has always been a big purr andsnuggle bunAnd antibiotics is easy to keep them going...Both OJ andFred who is my first FeLV+ kitty who gums seem to get infected whenI take him off antibiotics...He only has a few
 teeth left now...I have hadFred well over 2 years...I have had several worries over Fred and OJand they are both special buddies so I can't complain ... They arestill hereI guess this is just the way it was meant to be Tad and MarieBarb+Smoky the House Puma+El Bandito Malito"My cat the clown:  paying no mind to whom he should impress.  Merely living his life, doing what pleases him, and making me smile."- Anonymous
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Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-06 Thread Sherry DeHaan
I am so sorry for your loss,I feel your sadness,I am still mourning my Maizee.Just know that you loved her and that she knew that you did.Hugs  SherryTad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  She was so strong and well just yesterday morning that part of mewanted to believe that she would bounce back but when I found herthis morning on the floor and she did a terrible cry when I picked herup I knew that something was terrible wrong with her...The blood test showed kidney function had stopped and the vetsaid that she had so little blood in her vains that he suspectedinternal bleeding probably in the liver...When I brought her to the vet this morning she could barely holdher head up for a short time and after being at the vets all day andhaving sub Q liquid all day which is probably what
 kept her aliveshe was even weeker...The vet felt she was probably in pain anddidn't think anything would bring her back so we sent her on aheadto the Rainbow BridgeCallie was a feisty little calico...She was reported at AW to be hardto medicate and when she arrived here we learned that she wouldonly let you touch her for a few seconds and then you better let her go...We learned where the limits were and soon she began to trust us andMarie did better with some of the other AW cats than I but Calliedefinitely chose meNow that I think of it she was never close toany of the other cats but she was always with me whenever I was around...She new when I was putting on clothes to go outside and meow and meowand she would be waiting at the door for me when I came back in...A few time that she did sneak out with me she let me catch her and ifI would tell her NO as I when out she would sit there and waitRight now
 she would be sleeping on top of the monitor while I amon the computerShe was such a good friend to me and she hadso much personality...She had some hard times during her life butshe was happy and loved here at the end...I only wish she couldhave stayed longerI can't believe she is gone so soonI will miss her for a long time...That leaves 4 of the original 6 from AWOJ has never been atotally healthy kitty...He has had to stay on antibiotics for severalbacterial types of infections and he has never played and raced aroundthe way some of the others do but he has always been a big purr andsnuggle bunAnd antibiotics is easy to keep them going...Both OJ andFred who is my first FeLV+ kitty who gums seem to get infected whenI take him off antibiotics...He only has a few teeth left now...I have hadFred well over 2 years...I have had several worries over Fred and OJand they are both special buddies so I can't
 complain ... They arestill hereI guess this is just the way it was meant to beTad and Marie  
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Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-06 Thread BONNIE J KALMBACH
Tad,
 I am so sorry for what you and Callie have gone through. Her 
personality sounded so much like my dilute calico Nina. She was so 
lucky to have been loved so much, understood, and cared for by you and 
Marie. I believe she is still with you and loves you very much. tell 
her everyday how much you love her.

bonnie in wi

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- Original Message -
From: Tad Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, December 6, 2005 8:27 pm
Subject: Callie...Its sad news
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org

> She was so strong and well just yesterday morning that part of me
> wanted to believe that she would bounce back but when I found her
> this morning on the floor and she did a terrible cry when I picked her
> up I knew that something was terrible wrong with her...
> 
> The blood test showed kidney function had stopped and the vet
> said that she had so little blood in her vains that he suspected
> internal bleeding probably in the liver...
> 
> When I brought her to the vet this morning she could barely hold
> her head up for a short time and after being at the vets all day and
> having sub Q liquid all day which is probably what kept her alive
> she was even weeker...The vet felt she was probably in pain and
> didn't think anything would bring her back so we sent her on ahead
> to the Rainbow Bridge
> 
> Callie was a feisty little calico...She was reported at AW to be hard
> to medicate and when she arrived here we learned that she would
> only let you touch her for a few seconds and then you better let 
> her go...
> We learned where the limits were and soon she began to trust us and
> Marie did better with some of the other AW cats than I but Callie
> definitely chose meNow that I think of it she was never close to
> any of the other cats but she was always with me whenever I was 
> around...She new when I was putting on clothes to go outside and 
> meow and meow
> and she would be waiting at the door for me when I came back in...
> A few time that she did sneak out with me she let me catch her and if
> I would tell her NO as I when out she would sit there and wait
> 
> Right now she would be sleeping on top of the monitor while I am
> on the computerShe was such a good friend to me and she had
> so much personality...She had some hard times during her life but
> she was happy and loved here at the end...I only wish she could
> have stayed longerI can't believe she is gone so soon
> I will miss her for a long time...
> 
> That leaves 4 of the original 6 from AWOJ has never been a
> totally healthy kitty...He has had to stay on antibiotics for several
> bacterial types of infections and he has never played and raced around
> the way some of the others do but he has always been a big purr and
> snuggle bunAnd antibiotics is easy to keep them going...Both 
> OJ and
> Fred who is my first FeLV+ kitty who gums seem to get infected when
> I take him off antibiotics...He only has a few teeth left now...I 
> have had
> Fred well over 2 years...I have had several worries over Fred and OJ
> and they are both special buddies so I can't complain ... They are
> still hereI guess this is just the way it was meant to be
> 
> Tad and Marie
> 
> 
> 
> 



Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-06 Thread TenHouseCats
i just saw her photos on the other list, tad and marie--what a
beautiful girl she is! thank you SO SO much for taking in all these
special ones--what an incredible gift of love you've given them all.
she was warm and loved and fed and cared for--that's what matters,
whether it's for a day or for years

fly sweetly, dear one.

--
MaryChristine

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Re: Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-06 Thread PEC2851



Tad & Marie~
I am so saddened by your news, I know your hearts are breaking.  What 
a lucky little girl she was to be your "special one".
Letting go is the hardest thing
With sympathy,
Patti



Callie...Its sad news

2005-12-06 Thread Tad Burnett

She was so strong and well just yesterday morning that part of me
wanted to believe that she would bounce back but when I found her
this morning on the floor and she did a terrible cry when I picked her
up I knew that something was terrible wrong with her...

The blood test showed kidney function had stopped and the vet
said that she had so little blood in her vains that he suspected
internal bleeding probably in the liver...

When I brought her to the vet this morning she could barely hold
her head up for a short time and after being at the vets all day and
having sub Q liquid all day which is probably what kept her alive
she was even weeker...The vet felt she was probably in pain and
didn't think anything would bring her back so we sent her on ahead
to the Rainbow Bridge

Callie was a feisty little calico...She was reported at AW to be hard
to medicate and when she arrived here we learned that she would
only let you touch her for a few seconds and then you better let her go...
We learned where the limits were and soon she began to trust us and
Marie did better with some of the other AW cats than I but Callie
definitely chose meNow that I think of it she was never close to
any of the other cats but she was always with me whenever I was around...
She new when I was putting on clothes to go outside and meow and meow
and she would be waiting at the door for me when I came back in...
A few time that she did sneak out with me she let me catch her and if
I would tell her NO as I when out she would sit there and wait

Right now she would be sleeping on top of the monitor while I am
on the computerShe was such a good friend to me and she had
so much personality...She had some hard times during her life but
she was happy and loved here at the end...I only wish she could
have stayed longerI can't believe she is gone so soon
I will miss her for a long time...

That leaves 4 of the original 6 from AWOJ has never been a
totally healthy kitty...He has had to stay on antibiotics for several
bacterial types of infections and he has never played and raced around
the way some of the others do but he has always been a big purr and
snuggle bunAnd antibiotics is easy to keep them going...Both OJ and
Fred who is my first FeLV+ kitty who gums seem to get infected when
I take him off antibiotics...He only has a few teeth left now...I have had
Fred well over 2 years...I have had several worries over Fred and OJ
and they are both special buddies so I can't complain ... They are
still hereI guess this is just the way it was meant to be

Tad and Marie