Purrs Again for Biskit

On 11 Mar 2004 13:03:14 GMT, itty (Sherry ) wrote:

This poor cat just can't get a break.
I took her in to be spayed and the vet called and said he'd found a tumor
before starting the surgery. I told him to go ahead and remove it or whatever
needed to be done. I haven't heard a progress report yet this a.m.

I appreciate any purrs, prayers, or just plain good vibes.

Ssherry
Poor little kitty. A spay is major surgery, but most cats, since it's
usually done when they're fairly young, recover quickly. Lets hope the
same goes for whatever further surgery is needed. Purrs for Biskit, and
for you, too. You must be worried to pieces! Please let us know how
things turn out.

~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Life without cats would be only marginally worth living."
-TC, and the unmercifully, relentlessly, sweet calico kitty, Kenzie.

How you behave towards cats here below determines your status in Heaven.
- Robert Heinlein

On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 20:26:50 GMT, (Ginger-lyn
Summer) wrote:

On 11 Mar 2004 13:03:14 GMT, itty (Sherry ) wrote:

This poor cat just can't get a break.
I took her in to be spayed and the vet called and said he'd found a tumor
before starting the surgery. I told him to go ahead and remove it or whatever
needed to be done. I haven't heard a progress report yet this a.m.

I appreciate any purrs, prayers, or just plain good vibes.

Ssherry

Purrs for little Biskit.

And I've missed a few, so purrs for all kitties, d*gs, and humans who
need them right now.

Ginger-lyn
who took Alex into the shelter Tuesday, and is really missing her. . .
I must have missed something. Who is Alex and why didyou take her to
a shelter?

Sherry wrote:
This poor cat just can't get a break.
I took her in to be spayed and the vet called and said he'd found a
tumor before starting the surgery. I told him to go ahead and remove
it or whatever needed to be done. I haven't heard a progress report
yet this a.m.

I appreciate any purrs, prayers, or just plain good vibes.

Ssherry

Sending purrs and hoping the tumor is benign.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Milo & Bagheera)
A house is not a home, without a cat.

Sherry wrote:

This poor cat just can't get a break.
I took her in to be spayed and the vet called and said he'd found a tumor
before starting the surgery. I told him to go ahead and remove it or whatever
needed to be done. I haven't heard a progress report yet this a.m.

I appreciate any purrs, prayers, or just plain good vibes.



Poor Biskit. Purrs and healthy thoughts and wishes again for her. Poor
kid, and poor Sherry. Our love to you all,

Pam, Rob, and the NC nine

On Thu, 11 Mar 2004 23:51:55 -0700, m. L. Briggs
wrote:


I must have missed something. Who is Alex and why didyou take her to
a shelter?

She was a stray I rescued off the street, and we have seven and are at
our limit. Had to wait a month for an appointment to get her into a
(mostly) no-kill shelter. She's a sweet, loving little thing that was
half-starved and dehydrated -- amazing how good she looks now! I hope
she will get adopted and have a wonderful life, but it sure is hard to
let them go.

Ginger-lyn

She was a stray I rescued off the street, and we have seven and are at
our limit. Had to wait a month for an appointment to get her into a
(mostly) no-kill shelter. She's a sweet, loving little thing that was
half-starved and dehydrated -- amazing how good she looks now! I hope
she will get adopted and have a wonderful life, but it sure is hard to
let them go.

Ginger-lyn

It sure is hard. I don't need a fourth cat, but the shelter is full of much
prettier cats and I don't think Biskit would stand a chance especially all
nappy-looking and half-shaved. . DH is *still* asking "When are you taking
her?" He is such a comedian. I figure I can say:
1) I've spent XXX dollars on that cat. You expect me to give away that big an
investment?
2) Just as soon as her fur grows back. (I can surreptitously keep shaving it)
3) "I did take her. That's an illusion you're seeing, not a cat. Probably a
product of your guilty conscience. I better go back and get her for the sake of
your mental health."

Sherry

"Sherry " wrote in message
...
This poor cat just can't get a break.
I took her in to be spayed and the vet called and said he'd found a tumor
before starting the surgery. I told him to go ahead and remove it or
whatever
needed to be done. I haven't heard a progress report yet this a.m.

I appreciate any purrs, prayers, or just plain good vibes.

Ssherry

Belated (very) purrs for a good outcome.
Sam

"Sherry " wrote

It sure is hard. I don't need a fourth cat, but the shelter is full of
much
prettier cats and I don't think Biskit would stand a chance especially all
nappy-looking and half-shaved. . DH is *still* asking "When are you taking
her?" He is such a comedian. I figure I can say:
1) I've spent XXX dollars on that cat. You expect me to give away that big
an
investment?
2) Just as soon as her fur grows back. (I can surreptitously keep shaving
it)
3) "I did take her. That's an illusion you're seeing, not a cat. Probably
a
product of your guilty conscience. I better go back and get her for the
sake of
your mental health."

LOL! I vote for number 3!

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi
Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki

"Ginger-lyn Summer" wrote

Ginger-lyn
who took Alex into the shelter Tuesday, and is really missing her. . .


Purrs for you Ginger-lyn. You have done all you could for her. It must be so
hard to give her up.

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi
Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki

(Ginger-lyn Summer) wrote in message ...

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Ginger-lyn
who took Alex into the shelter Tuesday, and is really missing her. . .



(((((Ginger-lyn)))))

We are sending our best purrs that Alex finds a wonderful home, and
has many happy years there. And we are sending purrs to you too, for
helping her and for missing her.

------
Krista