Purrs for a foundling kitty
 

I ran into Marilyn, Brandy's foster-mama, at the store where she works. She
has a new fosterling, a longhaired tuxie who was shot full of BB's by some
bucket of filth. They have hit nothing vital, just lodged in some muscles,
and the BB's will be removed tomorrow when she goes in also for her spaying.
I'm told she's very friendly, and also that the shelter won't let us take
her. The poor little one is FIV positive.

This little girl needs a home, a good foster home if not a permanent
adoption, where she will be the only spoiled cat; she needs an owner who
will be diligent about administering treatments; and lots of good, quality
love. Please folks, offer your purrs for this baby. She's had such a rough
start, only a few months old. I'd take her if I could, but the shelter
simply will not allow it for the risk it poses to our four furkids. I told
Marilyn how horrible I felt and she told me not to feel guilty or kick
myself. So I can at least be a mouthpiece.

Anyone in Western New York or Southern Ontario, if you have the grit and the
home for this little one, please let me know and I will email you privately
with information on the Tenth Chance Shelter.

Blessed be,
Baha

Lots and lots of purrs for this brave little soul. And a most foul curse
on the sons of bitches who did that to her.


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Victor M. Martinez
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in article , Singh at
wrote on 1/21/05 9:44 PM:

I ran into Marilyn, Brandy's foster-mama, at the store where she works. She
has a new fosterling, a longhaired tuxie who was shot full of BB's by some
bucket of filth. They have hit nothing vital, just lodged in some muscles,
and the BB's will be removed tomorrow when she goes in also for her spaying.
I'm told she's very friendly, and also that the shelter won't let us take
her. The poor little one is FIV positive.

This little girl needs a home, a good foster home if not a permanent
adoption, where she will be the only spoiled cat; she needs an owner who
will be diligent about administering treatments; and lots of good, quality
love. Please folks, offer your purrs for this baby. She's had such a rough
start, only a few months old. I'd take her if I could, but the shelter
simply will not allow it for the risk it poses to our four furkids. I told
Marilyn how horrible I felt and she told me not to feel guilty or kick
myself. So I can at least be a mouthpiece.

Anyone in Western New York or Southern Ontario, if you have the grit and the
home for this little one, please let me know and I will email you privately
with information on the Tenth Chance Shelter.

Blessed be,
Baha


Oh my :( Mega purrs for such a trouper.

On 2005-01-22, Singh penned:
I ran into Marilyn, Brandy's foster-mama, at the store where she works. She
has a new fosterling, a longhaired tuxie who was shot full of BB's by some
bucket of filth. They have hit nothing vital, just lodged in some muscles,
and the BB's will be removed tomorrow when she goes in also for her spaying.
I'm told she's very friendly, and also that the shelter won't let us take
her. The poor little one is FIV positive.

This little girl needs a home, a good foster home if not a permanent
adoption, where she will be the only spoiled cat; she needs an owner who
will be diligent about administering treatments; and lots of good, quality
love. Please folks, offer your purrs for this baby. She's had such a rough
start, only a few months old. I'd take her if I could, but the shelter
simply will not allow it for the risk it poses to our four furkids. I told
Marilyn how horrible I felt and she told me not to feel guilty or kick
myself. So I can at least be a mouthpiece.

Anyone in Western New York or Southern Ontario, if you have the grit and the
home for this little one, please let me know and I will email you privately
with information on the Tenth Chance Shelter.

Poor little girl. So much pain so young. Many purrs that she finds a loving
home where she can be spoiled rotten.

--
monique, roommate of Oscar the (female) grouch
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Eros was adopted! Eros has a home now! *cheer!*

Singh wrote:
I ran into Marilyn, Brandy's foster-mama, at the store where she works. She
has a new fosterling, a longhaired tuxie who was shot full of BB's by some
bucket of filth. They have hit nothing vital, just lodged in some muscles,
and the BB's will be removed tomorrow when she goes in also for her spaying.
I'm told she's very friendly, and also that the shelter won't let us take
her. The poor little one is FIV positive.

This little girl needs a home, a good foster home if not a permanent
adoption, where she will be the only spoiled cat; she needs an owner who
will be diligent about administering treatments; and lots of good, quality
love. Please folks, offer your purrs for this baby. She's had such a rough
start, only a few months old. I'd take her if I could, but the shelter
simply will not allow it for the risk it poses to our four furkids. I told
Marilyn how horrible I felt and she told me not to feel guilty or kick
myself. So I can at least be a mouthpiece.

Anyone in Western New York or Southern Ontario, if you have the grit and the
home for this little one, please let me know and I will email you privately
with information on the Tenth Chance Shelter.

Blessed be,
Baha


purrs for the little one to recover nicely and find her one true home
where she is loved.

Singh wrote:

I ran into Marilyn, Brandy's foster-mama, at the store where she works. She
has a new fosterling, a longhaired tuxie who was shot full of BB's by some
bucket of filth. They have hit nothing vital, just lodged in some muscles,
and the BB's will be removed tomorrow when she goes in also for her spaying.
I'm told she's very friendly, and also that the shelter won't let us take
her. The poor little one is FIV positive.


Purrs and homing hopes, thoughts and wishes for the little one to have a
wonderful onlyhome soon and hisspits and dirty litter thoughts to the
person who shot her. BBs hurt, no matter how lodged they are in the skin.

Pam S.

Victor Martinez wrote:
Lots and lots of purrs for this brave little soul. And a most foul curse
on the sons of bitches who did that to her.



I agree with this the poor little thing!

Legally if possible I'd like to show them how it feels to be shot.

Singh wrote:

I ran into Marilyn, Brandy's foster-mama, at the store where she works. She
has a new fosterling, a longhaired tuxie who was shot full of BB's by some
bucket of filth.

Many purrs for the poor little mite to find a good forever home.


--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi
Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/
and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki

Major, major purrs for this little one, Baha. I was able to find a home for
an FIV+ cat in 2003 (my summer of stray cats) with some work, grit, and
luck, and a lot of moral support from people including this group. I had
great help writing up a story about Pirate and his special needs -- I took
some good photos of Pirate and made up flyers with his story and picture and
took it around to the cat rescue groups, vets, pet stores, and I even took
one down to the local TV station ( the weatherman is an animal spokesperson
for Animal Humane in our area. ) I put the flyers inside sheet protectors
and my vet let me put the flyers up on their counter in a clear photo stand.
One of the rescue groups remembered Pirate's picture and story when they had
a booth at a local art show and came across a couple who had adopted another
FIV+ cat from them previously and who wanted another (bless them)! Hence,
Pirate got his new home.

If you want to see his pictures go to
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/cfbureltoo/my_photos.

If you want me to email you what I wrote on the flyer, email me privately.
Christine
"Singh" wrote in message
...
I ran into Marilyn, Brandy's foster-mama, at the store where she works.
She
has a new fosterling, a longhaired tuxie who was shot full of BB's by some
bucket of filth. They have hit nothing vital, just lodged in some muscles,
and the BB's will be removed tomorrow when she goes in also for her
spaying.
I'm told she's very friendly, and also that the shelter won't let us take
her. The poor little one is FIV positive.

This little girl needs a home, a good foster home if not a permanent
adoption, where she will be the only spoiled cat; she needs an owner who
will be diligent about administering treatments; and lots of good, quality
love. Please folks, offer your purrs for this baby. She's had such a rough
start, only a few months old. I'd take her if I could, but the shelter
simply will not allow it for the risk it poses to our four furkids. I told
Marilyn how horrible I felt and she told me not to feel guilty or kick
myself. So I can at least be a mouthpiece.

Anyone in Western New York or Southern Ontario, if you have the grit and
the
home for this little one, please let me know and I will email you
privately
with information on the Tenth Chance Shelter.

Blessed be,
Baha

purrs and prayers the little one finds a loving, permanent home.
Jazz & his mama

--

Irulan
from the stars we come
to the stars we return
from now until the end of time
"Singh" wrote in message
...
I ran into Marilyn, Brandy's foster-mama, at the store where she works. She
has a new fosterling, a longhaired tuxie who was shot full of BB's by some
bucket of filth. They have hit nothing vital, just lodged in some muscles,
and the BB's will be removed tomorrow when she goes in also for her
spaying.
I'm told she's very friendly, and also that the shelter won't let us take
her. The poor little one is FIV positive.

This little girl needs a home, a good foster home if not a permanent
adoption, where she will be the only spoiled cat; she needs an owner who
will be diligent about administering treatments; and lots of good, quality
love. Please folks, offer your purrs for this baby. She's had such a rough
start, only a few months old. I'd take her if I could, but the shelter
simply will not allow it for the risk it poses to our four furkids. I told
Marilyn how horrible I felt and she told me not to feel guilty or kick
myself. So I can at least be a mouthpiece.

Anyone in Western New York or Southern Ontario, if you have the grit and
the
home for this little one, please let me know and I will email you
privately
with information on the Tenth Chance Shelter.

Blessed be,
Baha