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Fuzzmom was mostly white, with patches of dark grey, and was probably
five to ten years old. Fuzzmom and her grown kitten were private
surrenders to the Dutchess County SPCA in Hyde Park, NY. The young one
went to its OneTrueHome, but Fuzzmom was diagnosed with kidney failure
and placed on a special diet. Fuzzmom remained available for adoption
as a special needs cat, and enjoyed being held, but nobody adopted her,
though I tried to give her attention when I was there.

After a while it became clear that she was going downhill. She was
moved to the free-range room (where a special diet wasn't possible) so
she wouldn't spend her last days in a cage. For the first few months,
she just hung out with the other cats and slept in the sun. Then she
started hiding as best she could, and snarled when touched, probably
because she was in pain, but every time I was there I checked on her.
Eventually one day she wasn't there, and I wasn't surprised to be told
that she had been helped to the Bridge.

Adam

Dutchess County SPCA: http://www.dcspca.org/
Hyde Park's most famous animal (not an SPCA resident):
http://www.presidentialpetmuseum.com/Pets/fala.htm
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Adam wrote:

Fuzzmom was mostly white, with patches of dark grey, and was probably
five to ten years old. Fuzzmom and her grown kitten were private
surrenders to the Dutchess County SPCA in Hyde Park, NY. The young one
went to its OneTrueHome, but Fuzzmom was diagnosed with kidney failure
and placed on a special diet. Fuzzmom remained available for adoption
as a special needs cat, and enjoyed being held, but nobody adopted her,
though I tried to give her attention when I was there.

After a while it became clear that she was going downhill. She was
moved to the free-range room (where a special diet wasn't possible) so
she wouldn't spend her last days in a cage. For the first few months,
she just hung out with the other cats and slept in the sun. Then she
started hiding as best she could, and snarled when touched, probably
because she was in pain, but every time I was there I checked on her.
Eventually one day she wasn't there, and I wasn't surprised to be told
that she had been helped to the Bridge.

Adam

Thank you for checking on her, and for caring about her. It sounds like
her life was not unpleasant, and if she had people like you caring for
her and checking on her then she was certainly loved. There are worse
thing for a cat than hanging out with other cats and napping in the sun.

Cleo

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Itz gud dat Fuzzmom kud be kared fur in herown lastest daze.

Rebecca

"Adam" wrote in message
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Fuzzmom was mostly white, with patches of dark grey, and was probably five
to ten years old. Fuzzmom and her grown kitten were private surrenders to
the Dutchess County SPCA in Hyde Park, NY. The young one went to its
OneTrueHome, but Fuzzmom was diagnosed with kidney failure and placed on a
special diet. Fuzzmom remained available for adoption as a special needs
cat, and enjoyed being held, but nobody adopted her, though I tried to
give her attention when I was there.

After a while it became clear that she was going downhill. She was moved
to the free-range room (where a special diet wasn't possible) so she
wouldn't spend her last days in a cage. For the first few months, she
just hung out with the other cats and slept in the sun. Then she started
hiding as best she could, and snarled when touched, probably because she
was in pain, but every time I was there I checked on her. Eventually one
day she wasn't there, and I wasn't surprised to be told that she had been
helped to the Bridge.

Adam

Dutchess County SPCA: http://www.dcspca.org/
Hyde Park's most famous animal (not an SPCA resident):
http://www.presidentialpetmuseum.com/Pets/fala.htm
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Email: adam seven zero seven AT verizon DOT net

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Dat was a bootiful tribute to Fuzzmom Her iz inna bedder plase
now but we gnowz yew still miss hurself.
Bless yer broke heart
Wuv n Purrs
Mosey n Tabitha

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Fuzzmom was mostly white, with patches of dark grey, and was probably five
to ten years old. Fuzzmom and her grown kitten were private surrenders to
the Dutchess County SPCA in Hyde Park, NY. The young one went to its
OneTrueHome, but Fuzzmom was diagnosed with kidney failure and placed on a
special diet. Fuzzmom remained available for adoption as a special needs
cat, and enjoyed being held, but nobody adopted her, though I tried to
give her attention when I was there.

After a while it became clear that she was going downhill. She was moved
to the free-range room (where a special diet wasn't possible) so she
wouldn't spend her last days in a cage. For the first few months, she
just hung out with the other cats and slept in the sun. Then she started
hiding as best she could, and snarled when touched, probably because she
was in pain, but every time I was there I checked on her. Eventually one
day she wasn't there, and I wasn't surprised to be told that she had been
helped to the Bridge.

Adam

Dutchess County SPCA: http://www.dcspca.org/
Hyde Park's most famous animal (not an SPCA resident):
http://www.presidentialpetmuseum.com/Pets/fala.htm
--
Email: adam seven zero seven AT verizon DOT net

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On Oct 19, 4:58*pm, Adam wrote:
Fuzzmom was mostly white, with patches of dark grey, and was probably
five to ten years old. *Fuzzmom and her grown kitten were private
surrenders to the Dutchess County SPCA in Hyde Park, NY. *The young one
went to its OneTrueHome, but Fuzzmom was diagnosed with kidney failure
and placed on a special diet. *Fuzzmom remained available for adoption
as a special needs cat, and enjoyed being held, but nobody adopted her,
though I tried to give her attention when I was there.

After a while it became clear that she was going downhill. *She was
moved to the free-range room (where a special diet wasn't possible) so
she wouldn't spend her last days in a cage. *For the first few months,
she just hung out with the other cats and slept in the sun. *Then she
started hiding as best she could, and snarled when touched, probably
because she was in pain, but every time I was there I checked on her.
Eventually one day she wasn't there, and I wasn't surprised to be told
that she had been helped to the Bridge.

Adam

Dutchess County SPCA:http://www.dcspca.org/
Hyde Park's most famous animal (not an SPCA resident):
* * * *http://www.presidentialpetmuseum.com/Pets/fala.htm
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Dat waz a nys tribyewt tu Fuzzmom Unca Adam. Fangu fur taykin kayr uv
hur az best yu cud an fur showin hur luv.

DaRennieKidz

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Thank you for checking on and caring for Fuzzmom. She wasn't alone in her
last days, she was looked after and cared for and that is what matters most.

Fran

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Fangu fur rememfuring dis shelter cat, Unca Adam. Myne mommy is now
volunteerin at our SPCA an knos how sad it iz to see the long-term
cats stay for weeks an then mumfs. Our kommunity will neffer forget
Fuzzmom.

Tess

On Sun, 19 Oct 2008 16:58:26 -0400, Adam
wrote:

Fuzzmom was mostly white, with patches of dark grey, and was probably
five to ten years old. Fuzzmom and her grown kitten were private
surrenders to the Dutchess County SPCA in Hyde Park, NY. The young one
went to its OneTrueHome, but Fuzzmom was diagnosed with kidney failure
and placed on a special diet. Fuzzmom remained available for adoption
as a special needs cat, and enjoyed being held, but nobody adopted her,
though I tried to give her attention when I was there.

After a while it became clear that she was going downhill. She was
moved to the free-range room (where a special diet wasn't possible) so
she wouldn't spend her last days in a cage. For the first few months,
she just hung out with the other cats and slept in the sun. Then she
started hiding as best she could, and snarled when touched, probably
because she was in pain, but every time I was there I checked on her.
Eventually one day she wasn't there, and I wasn't surprised to be told
that she had been helped to the Bridge.

Adam

Dutchess County SPCA: http://www.dcspca.org/
Hyde Park's most famous animal (not an SPCA resident):
http://www.presidentialpetmuseum.com/Pets/fala.htm

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Yu'z uh gudgud purrsun, Unka Adam.
Meowmee wented tu boff websitez. Hur rememfurrz Fala, an wuz
sooosooo sad bowt da d*ggy at da shelter hoo wuz sooo skinny.
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Pitô.ônya

"Adam" wrote in message
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Fuzzmom was mostly white, with patches of dark grey, and was probably
five to ten years old. Fuzzmom and her grown kitten were private
surrenders to the Dutchess County SPCA in Hyde Park, NY. The young
one went to its OneTrueHome, but Fuzzmom was diagnosed with kidney
failure and placed on a special diet. Fuzzmom remained available for
adoption as a special needs cat, and enjoyed being held, but nobody
adopted her, though I tried to give her attention when I was there.

After a while it became clear that she was going downhill. She was
moved to the free-range room (where a special diet wasn't possible) so
she wouldn't spend her last days in a cage. For the first few months,
she just hung out with the other cats and slept in the sun. Then she
started hiding as best she could, and snarled when touched, probably
because she was in pain, but every time I was there I checked on her.
Eventually one day she wasn't there, and I wasn't surprised to be told
that she had been helped to the Bridge.

Adam

Dutchess County SPCA: http://www.dcspca.org/
Hyde Park's most famous animal (not an SPCA resident):
http://www.presidentialpetmuseum.com/Pets/fala.htm
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Email: adam seven zero seven AT verizon DOT net

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Adam wrote:

Fuzzmom was mostly white, with patches of dark grey, and was probably
five to ten years old. Fuzzmom and her grown kitten were private
surrenders to the Dutchess County SPCA in Hyde Park, NY. The young one
went to its OneTrueHome, but Fuzzmom was diagnosed with kidney failure
and placed on a special diet. Fuzzmom remained available for adoption
as a special needs cat, and enjoyed being held, but nobody adopted her,
though I tried to give her attention when I was there.

After a while it became clear that she was going downhill. She was
moved to the free-range room (where a special diet wasn't possible) so
she wouldn't spend her last days in a cage. For the first few months,
she just hung out with the other cats and slept in the sun. Then she
started hiding as best she could, and snarled when touched, probably
because she was in pain, but every time I was there I checked on her.
Eventually one day she wasn't there, and I wasn't surprised to be told
that she had been helped to the Bridge.

Adam

Dutchess County SPCA: http://www.dcspca.org/
Hyde Park's most famous animal (not an SPCA resident):
http://www.presidentialpetmuseum.com/Pets/fala.htm

Dat's a fine Tribyoot, Uncle Adam, an yu'ze a gud hoomin fur cayring
so much.

As Cleo sed, dere ar far wurs ways ov spending yur lasst days denn
napping inda sun. Wile it's a shaym shee dint find her TrooHome,
Fuzzmom noo shee had grayt frends hoo luffd her rite ware shee wuz.

Mietze
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Fuzzmom was mostly white, with patches of dark grey, and was probably
five to ten years old. Fuzzmom and her grown kitten were private
surrenders to the Dutchess County SPCA in Hyde Park, NY.
[snip]

Adam

Dutchess County SPCA: http://www.dcspca.org/
Hyde Park's most famous animal (not an SPCA resident):
http://www.presidentialpetmuseum.com/Pets/fala.htm

Thank you, everybody, for your caring. Fuzzmom was just one of the 200+
cats that pass through the SPCA yearly, but they are all special.

Fangu fur rememfuring dis shelter cat, Unca Adam. Myne mommy is now
volunteerin at our SPCA an knos how sad it iz to see the long-term
cats stay for weeks an then mumfs. Our kommunity will neffer forget
Fuzzmom.

Tess

The longest-term resident there is Ms. Kitty, who has been there for
FOUR YEARS! There isn't even anything "unadoptable" about her; she just
always gets overlooked.

Pi2nya AKA Sweetee wrote:
Yu'z uh gudgud purrsun, Unka Adam.
Meowmee wented tu boff websitez. Hur rememfurrz Fala, an wuz
sooosooo sad bowt da d*ggy at da shelter hoo wuz sooo skinny.

I've seen "Sally," but she's now in a foster home, gaining weight, and
will soon be adoptable. Criminal charges are pending against the sub-human.

I wonder if anyone else here has even heard of Fala...

Adam