Emily,
We can put Jack on our website as a courtesy post if you want.
On 4/9/09, dlg...@windstream.net wrote:
> i also hope Jack finds his people. you are right, the best thing we can do
> is keep on telling people, letting them know pos babies can be saved and
> live a long life and doing what
i also hope Jack finds his people. you are right, the best thing we can do is
keep on telling people, letting them know pos babies can be saved and live a
long life and doing what we cn to help others help them. dorlis
Emily Hunter wrote:
> Sorry, sent this to the wrong address at first!
hello, i think i know what you feel. i swore that 5 was my limit, no more and
just this week i took in a new baby. i wish i could win the lottery, then i
could buy a large piece of land, fence it in and rescue all the dogs, cats and
horses in our area. actually, all animals. i would rescue c
Thanks for the suggestions Chris! Unfortunately, the shelter from
which Jack was adopted (earlier this year) is the same shelter where
we took him to be checked, so they had the same info as the microchip
service.
We did get some good news, however. His "mange" turned out to be a
fleabite
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Subject: Re: [Felvtalk] feeling guilty
Sorry, sent this to the wrong address at first!
>
> I can sympathize - just a few days ago I had to leave a cat at the
> shelter for the first time ever. He w
I completely understand where you are coming from, I currently have 8 cats, and
although my house is large as well, with just my husband and I, it is a bit
much for me. I love my cats and several are special needs (I only have one
FeLV+) right now, but just keeping up with the cleaning and gett
Sorry, sent this to the wrong address at first!
I can sympathize - just a few days ago I had to leave a cat at the
shelter for the first time ever. He was a stray who showed up at my
friend's feral colony and I helped her take him in to be checked.
The good news is that he turned out to
I can so sympathise with what you are saying. A couple of weeks ago my vet
called me and asked if I could take a positive cat with anemia that he believed
there was hope for. I had to tell him no and I am still thinking about that
poor cat. The owners were being jerks, refused to have their ot
We do what we CAN...and it hurts to realize we cannot save every one. I don't
think the guilt ever goes away, but it does help to remember the story of the
boy and the starfish.every one we save matters. Be gentle with
yourself...I know exactly how you are feelingand so do many others
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