Was it Lauren K? She used to do some for our shelter.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 2/8/2005 10:23:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm still researching for auto transporting because I don't want him put in a cargo hold on a plane. :(
Just wanted to add,
Hey Jenny,
Yes, you told me he went back, but I didn't know Brenda had contacted you. She is great! Let me see what I can do. If we can get anywhere close to a transport I might could just bring him here till we get it arranged.
tonyaJENNIFER RYAN CADIEU [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tonya,Really,
Patti,
Where doesChristine live? I'm in Atlanta, kind of going backward on a transport, but if nothing else I may get him just to keep him from being reclaimed again...
tonya[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brenda,
OMG, what a heartwrenching story! That poor baby.. Lovey certainly
No and now this wonderful person has decided it is
better if she remains anonymous.
She feels terrible about not being able to do the
flying anymore, but she was going non-stop. And she felt she was neglecting her
own family.
Patti
In a message dated 2/9/2005 6:14:53 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is everyone else gettng multiple copies of every email? Who needs to be notified of this?Michelle
Yes, I am..
Terrie MohrCheck site for available Siameses for adoption!More will be posted
Dear Friends,
First, let me wish Brenda the best of luck with her yearly checkup!
Once again, I ask you all to send healing vibes to my loved ones. My husband was diagnosed with an aneurysm and blood clot in his right leg last week. Further testing found he also has an aneurysm in his abdominal
tonya,
Christine is in Atlanta also.
Perhaps you would be able to help Kathy by
getting Lovey from the vet clinic in Athens taking him to Christine's
facility.
She is so busy And it is so urgent that Lovey gets
moved to "safety" so the "owners" don't have the chance to "reclaim" him,
I've gotten as many as FOUR copies of same
posts..
Patti
Patti,
I've got to say, I'm very pleased you decided to start talking again.
Thank you so much for the holistic tips. I hate medicating with
traditional medicine, the stuff is usually so toxic. I'm a good nurse,
but a very reluctant one. Up until I found myself facing FeLV, I
hadn't had to
I don't think it shows up in blood work, other than to possibly create
elevated liver values from the liver having to break down the destroyed blood
cells.
Michelle
In a message dated 2/9/05 7:51:48 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
They have been tested for hemobart and we even did
antibiotics
Cherie,
I have several vets that I use. Of the three I use the most, one is a
sort of "GP"; another practice has 2 very expensive, but knowledgeable,
internists; and I just found this wonderful East/West vet that is
helping me with some alternative options. If you think there is a
problem, and
In a message dated 2/9/2005 7:03:22 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've gotten as many as FOUR copies of same posts..
Patti
Me tooI think it's AOL
I have signed out a few times as well. It's screwed up today. Couldn't open mail then couldn't see my buddy list and
I am getting multiples.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: felvtalk@vlists.net
To: felvtalk@vlists.net
Subject: multiple copies of emails
Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2005 09:12:43 EST
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what does Dr susan have to sya about this? was it found in Big cats
first.or is this just recent..
FeLV is uncommon in large wild cat species (in contrast to FIV which is
found in several large cats).
Here's an article from June 2004 on FeLV in Florida Panthers from the
American Veterinary
Nina,
Thanks. I have been thru so much in the past year, w/
problems w/ my health etc. and although I kept "lurking" I was reluctant to
start actively posting. (Due to my health related problems I'd withdrawn
from "the world".)
But I finally decided that maybe something I could
pass on
Our Griffie was adopted fm Spalding ... he is a
sweet negative Siamese but wastotally freaking out at the
shelter. After the paperwork and$waswired we
didn't have patience to wait and fortunately were able to go get
him-wefell in love with himat first sight of his picture
online, which was
They have been tested for hemobart and we even did
antibiotics just in case we missed something. they
are also on prednisone, a steroid. they take
interferon but obviously not the feline one. I'll
look into the auto immune reaction. I think that
would show up in the chem panel/bloodwork that I
It's already starting to be a "bad"
day...
Meant Brenda, not Kathy.
I'm already stressed and not
thinking
Sorrry Brenda, and didn't mean to confuse you
Tonya.
Patti
I am still not gettinghardly any of the emails, at all...
Cherie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 2/9/2005 6:14:53 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is everyone else gettng multiple copies of every email? Who needs to be notified of this?Michelle
Yes, I am..
In a message dated 2/9/2005 7:11:45 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nina,
Thank you, I think that sounds wise, her breathing is just loud, she is not in pain or uncomfortable. She also has a hernia that seems to be getting a little bigger, but it does not seem to be
Julie
Healing thought vibes and prayers to your family, all of your
memebers.
Carla
Is everyone else gettng multiple copies of every email? Who needs to be
notified of this?
Michelle
Michelle Terri,
Please notify Jim of any list problems:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]he is the list owner. You both are AOL, wonder
if it is an AOL thing, I'm only getting one copy of each email?
--
Belinda
Happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties ...
http://www.bemikitties.com
Post
Also, an article on autoimmune hemolytic anemia, which is where the cat
destroys her own blood cells. Simon appears to have had this at the end,
triggered
by the lymphoma. Somone on this list serve has a cat who had it, without
lymphoma, who was successfully treated.
I have been doing some research this morning trying to figure out what
happened to Simon in the end. I came across this case study which has
information,
in very technical language, about why many cats with FeLV get anemia.
http://www.bloodline.net/stories/storyReader$2338
Actually, it
Well now I am getting multiples too, just got my third copy of
Michelles email :(( Must be list related.
--
Belinda
Happiness is being owned by cats ...
Be-Mi-Kitties ...
http://www.bemikitties.com
Post Adoptable FeLV/FIV/FIP Cats/Kittens
http://adopt.bemikitties.com
FeLV Candle Light Service
Julie,
My prayers are with you for your husband and furkids. I thought I had
troubles, but hearing about what's going on at your house makes my life
seem like a piece of cake! God bless you and your husband for your
efforts with all those that need you. Have faith and hang in there.
Much love,
I became involved w/ Spalding after getting a
cross-post about the shelter. That's when I first visited the site and saw my
Daisy. I put in a Last Chance Notification for her and was literally quite
astounded that she hadn't been saved.. That's how my Spalding experience
started.
Responsible Rescue: TAZZY'S ANIMAL TRANSPORTS/SIAMESE COLLIE RESCUE
PLEASE CROSS POST
Hi all,
Is there anyone flying to Seattle, WA. (Sea-Tac) from New York? Please contact Elisabeth and myself regarding this. The kitty needs to be in the cabin with the person flying.
Hi TerriI can get
Patti,
I don't why it should be, but the most caring and spiritual people seem
to be the most afflicted physically. Perhaps it has to do with taking
on the woes of the world that others don't even acknowledge. Somehow
all the hardship gets internalized, we have to figure out a way to
better
Nina,
Yes, my Dr. has described a major part of my
"problems" due to Post-Traumatic Stress... I call it burn out. All the
years of working in rescue has caught up w/ me and it's really taken a
toll.
And it's sad, I thought I could go on
forever.
But have had to stop being right in
Cherie,
Once you find a vet you can trust, you'll have a better idea about
whether it's necessary to take the chance on stressing her with an
operation. My babies were spayed before we knew they had FeLV, and
they fared just fine. I don't know if you believe in AC, but if it
were me, I'd talk
In a message dated 2/9/2005 8:01:41 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Technical Language to say the least, I can not understand any of this article, it is like a foreign language...but thank you anyway.
Cherie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 2/9/2005 4:39:55 AM
Patti,
My family is always telling me, "You can't save the world". It's true,
but very hard to bear. I get so overwhelmed, I find myself wanting to
stick my head in the sand. I've had to start putting limits on what I
can do. It is a war zone out there. I've pulled back and no longer go
Whether the cat is shaved or not, held by the owner or not all depends on the vet the owner.
The cat is usually shaved OR a solution is squirted on the cat in the area that will be examined that will collapse the air in in between the hair strands so they can get a better picture. Warning
I could do that. Check and see if she's willing to foster. I'm going to contact jenny about getting the cat tomorrow or friday after work.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
tonya,
Christine is in Atlanta also.
Perhaps you would be able to help Kathy by getting Lovey from the vet clinic in Athens taking
Del,
How far are you from Brenda? Do you know?
Is there anyone in tenn. or kentucky?
tDel Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our Griffie was adopted fm Spalding ... he is a sweet negative Siamese but wastotally freaking out at the shelter. After the paperwork and$waswired we didn't have
Brenda and all,
Are we all sure no one can take the other positive as well?
t"Brenda K. Smith" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Patti. Wow, thank you so much for all the information. I will check out the Billyboard on Yahoo. Is the person who boards for a reasonable price on that board? If not, do
I'll see if I can get in touch with Lauren then.
t[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No and now this wonderful person has decided it is better if she remains anonymous.
She feels terrible about not being able to do the flying anymore, but she was going non-stop. And she felt she was neglecting her
Since Brenda is having her tests done today, do you
think I should get in touch w/ Christine and make sure she has
room..
Like I said, she's very rescue friendly, her rates are
very reasonable, actually dirt cheap.
It would be a great thing, and a very wise move to get
Lovey moved to
Where isBrenda in WI?
I am in southern IL. I have a rescue buddy in
KY who will help if time works for him.
Del
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From:
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To: felvtalk@vlists.net
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2005 11:37
AM
Subject: Re: OT: Transporting Adopted Cat
I absolutely agree...but our Burboy was neither shaved nor had anything
squirted onto his chest (he was bone dry)! I should've asked to be with him to
see just exactly how they did it! :(
- Original Message -
From: tamara stickler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, February 9, 2005
Has anyone contact Peggy Dial, kitty transport
coordinator, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
She is a wonderful person and might set this up for
us.
Del
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To: felvtalk@vlists.net
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2005 11:37
AM
Subject: Re: OT:
Roxie is a young cat I took from the shelter about3 weeks ago. She did fine at the shelter and was not caged. She came into the shelterwith another cat who was adopted. She has been at the shelter for about 2 months. All of a sudden, at my house,she stopped eating. Her blood work is normal, but
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Gary just got out of the vet's office. This is the
info about her via my boyfriend who was at the
appointment (I was not).
Her hematocrit was 31 a couple months ago. Today it
was 9.
Her temperature was also low (she had a fever a couple
weeks ago).
They are keeping her overnight tonight
Dear Faye:
Where is the new plant located that was having problems? Have the problems
been resolved?
I feed my furids a raw-based diet, but when I do have to feed a commercial
canned food, I have fed and continue to feed Wellness without problems. I do
hope the new owners don't mess with
I had a geriatric female cat who had recurring URI symptoms which did not
respond to abx therapy...just kept returning. What finally resolved her
symptoms
was a homeopathec remedy. Her symptoms did not return after that. The remedy
was one mixed by an alt. vet and he did not disclose what
Wellness never admitted to any problem. They just said that my cats
probably did not like the change in water from the new plant (Boston).
If your cats do well on it, I would just chalk it up to a fluke. I did
change mine to Eagle Pack and never regretted it. They look the best and
have
I got Lucy an ultrasound and xray today and she has a large bladder stone.
They can not tell from any of the tests if it is from struvite or oxylate
crystals that caused the stone. Stones caused by the former can sometimes be
dissolved over time with a special diet, while stones by the latter
Jill,
I am really sorry. Simon did once have a PCV of 9 (hematocrit of 11 on
the machine test and PCV of 9 on the handspun test), and came out of it. His
anemia at that point was from lymphoma and chemo and steroids helped him for a
few weeks. He then went from 16.4 to 8 overnight, could
Thanks to Jenn and those of you who replied, Lucy got her ultrasound with no
shaving or gel. The vet said it would not work, but tried and said she was so
surprised at how clear the image was that she wanted to start trying more of
them without shaving. So you helped not only Lucy (and me, who
Joan,
I don't know what the thickening of the intestines is
from, but I would really be concerned about Roxie not eating for a week.
Hepatic Lipodosis can result frequently from a cat's
failure to eat and w/out immediate intervention, ie: a feeding tube, it is often
fatal.
I've seen this
In answer to Michelle's question...
A while back we had someone post on this list who was subsequently kicked
off because his style of expressing himself rubbed some listmembers the wrong
way.
I thought that was unfortunate because this person has a really awesome
personal library, is
Gosh Julie!
I'm so sorry you're going through all this. I hope the doctor has good news for treating your husband. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. It's too bad we don't all live in our on little 'cat neighborhood' so we could help each other out more.
tonyaJulie Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is thickening of the intestines indicative of IBD? I have no idea, Joan, but she has to eat. Thefatter/bigger cats are more likely to get fatty liver disease faster than 'normal sized' cats. I don't remember what the association there is. My cat I lost from fatty liver disease was a huge cat, and
Where in WI is Cat Heaven located? I'm in Madison and am willing to go 2.5-3 hrs out from here. I did a run from here to Black River Falls and I also went to La Crosse to pick up a little sweetie."Brenda K. Smith" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Patti. Wow, thank you so much for all the information.
Thank you for that information, Sally. It seems, then, that strains are not
passed between cats but caused by individual mutations? And that mutations are
caused in part by genes and in part by environmental factors? I still have
this sense, then, that the fact that my cats keep getting
I know what you mean about major surgery and FeLV+ cats...I believe that
may have been what triggered the virus in two of our cats (one had to
have surgery on his eyes, the other to remove a mass in his
intestines)...I'm hoping like heck that Lucy's stone is a struvite and
that the diet will take
Oh Julie, we're all sending good health and strength vibes to your hubby and kitties. And calm strength to you too.
HUGSJulie Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Friends,
First, let me wish Brenda the best of luck with her yearly checkup!
Once again, I ask you all to send healing vibes to my
Good luck with the diet. I'm surprised that the pH of her urine didn't clue them in as to which kind of crystal it is - or is likely to be.[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got Lucy an ultrasound and xray today and she has a large bladder stone. They can not tell from any of the tests if it is from
Hi, I have been rescuing FeLV+ cats for 13yrs. I have lost some as young
as 3 mos. and others to pass on due to problems associated with old age.
I have a wonderful Vet that works with me to do the best we can do for
the positives. I know many on this list do many kinds of treatments to
purlong
I'm very sorry to hear that Simon passed. I lost Zest in December at the
tender age of 7 months and then Growler at 8 months. I have two of her siblings
in my care and one in rescue down in NC. They all had the same maintenance, the
same veterinary care, the same procedures and so it appears
Hey all, my guess is that the multiple mails glitch is probably
related to the outage we had the other day. I only received one
duplicate of one email all day, so it doesn't appear to be a list-
wide problem. Please let me know if it persists, though, and I'll
contact our list host to see if he
Del.
I will respond to everyone's emails about Lovey later this
afternoon. It is 1:07 AM and after tests all day and grocery shopping,
etc., driving home 45 miles after not eating (had fasting tests), I
have been trying to read all emails about Lovey and get to bed.
I did email Jenny,
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