Another Crackles update and a vent

Karen Chuplis wrote in message ...


that is terribly sad. Can you talk to animal control about her? Sometimes
they can put an injunction on someone. Poor Crackles. I'm glad it does not
seem to phase him. There is just nothing more I can say. I'm glad he has
you.


This is a ditto post. Crackles has had a rough time, but he is a very
lucky kitty, all the same.

I wish I had some suggestion for how to deal with the stupid neighbor;
that is a sad situation. We are sending purrs, but I wish we could do
more.

------
Krista

Karen Chuplis wrote in message ...


that is terribly sad. Can you talk to animal control about her? Sometimes
they can put an injunction on someone. Poor Crackles. I'm glad it does not
seem to phase him. There is just nothing more I can say. I'm glad he has
you.


This is a ditto post. Crackles has had a rough time, but he is a very
lucky kitty, all the same.

I wish I had some suggestion for how to deal with the stupid neighbor;
that is a sad situation. We are sending purrs, but I wish we could do
more.

------
Krista

Karen Chuplis wrote in message ...


that is terribly sad. Can you talk to animal control about her? Sometimes
they can put an injunction on someone. Poor Crackles. I'm glad it does not
seem to phase him. There is just nothing more I can say. I'm glad he has
you.


This is a ditto post. Crackles has had a rough time, but he is a very
lucky kitty, all the same.

I wish I had some suggestion for how to deal with the stupid neighbor;
that is a sad situation. We are sending purrs, but I wish we could do
more.

------
Krista

Well first up huge Purrs for Crackles, He's certainly going through the mill
isn't
he? poor old baby, I hope your neighbour disappears for good very soon,
she is one big menace, she must be a little bit light on brains,but someone
should report her as it really can be classed as cruelty to animals, also to
humans that
care what happens to these poor blameless cats. Surely something can be
done oficially perhaps you could enquire at a cat shelter or the police
station?
Good luck if you decide to wage war on this imbecile Jean.P.


P. Cox wrote in message
...
Crackles is still hanging in there. The tumor is getting bigger. His
forehead is starting to bulge and its getting bigger lower on his cheek.
He still is eating strong and breathing fine. He sometimes turns down
treats cause I think it might hurt to chew the hard treats but other
times he chomps them down heartily.

The neighbor that disposed of crackles has dealt another blow to the
neighbohood. She came back after 2 months of leaving her 14 cats to fend
for themselves, denied ownership of the ones that were still hanging
around being feed around the block. Ok we lived with that and continued
to care for those but she came back and started to collect cats again.
Cats that had kittens, she gave one of the kittens to the little girl
across the street. Then she disappeared again, her husband got rid of
the cats(don't think I want to know how). The parents of the little girl
allowed her to have the kitten cause her dog was dying of breast cancer.
So the little girl has bonded with Pistol (the kittens name), they
finally get the money to pay for a checkup and spaying after paying for
the dog's treatments. They take the now half grown kitten in and he
tests positive for feline lukemia. Its so very sad. Now the entire
neighborhood of indoor/outdoor cats may have contracted it from him(he
was beginning to fight with other cats). Now I still have another stray
outside and my mother has 2 cats outside and the neighbor beside me has
one indoor/outdoor cat. Now I have to worry that these cats might have
caught it, no money to test of course right now. This dang neighbor lady
is spending money for me, my family and friends we don't have and then
she runs off on another bender. I dread to see what she comes home with
next time to drive us further into sadness. GGrrrrr, I am so mad....and
sad too. p

Well first up huge Purrs for Crackles, He's certainly going through the mill
isn't
he? poor old baby, I hope your neighbour disappears for good very soon,
she is one big menace, she must be a little bit light on brains,but someone
should report her as it really can be classed as cruelty to animals, also to
humans that
care what happens to these poor blameless cats. Surely something can be
done oficially perhaps you could enquire at a cat shelter or the police
station?
Good luck if you decide to wage war on this imbecile Jean.P.


P. Cox wrote in message
...
Crackles is still hanging in there. The tumor is getting bigger. His
forehead is starting to bulge and its getting bigger lower on his cheek.
He still is eating strong and breathing fine. He sometimes turns down
treats cause I think it might hurt to chew the hard treats but other
times he chomps them down heartily.

The neighbor that disposed of crackles has dealt another blow to the
neighbohood. She came back after 2 months of leaving her 14 cats to fend
for themselves, denied ownership of the ones that were still hanging
around being feed around the block. Ok we lived with that and continued
to care for those but she came back and started to collect cats again.
Cats that had kittens, she gave one of the kittens to the little girl
across the street. Then she disappeared again, her husband got rid of
the cats(don't think I want to know how). The parents of the little girl
allowed her to have the kitten cause her dog was dying of breast cancer.
So the little girl has bonded with Pistol (the kittens name), they
finally get the money to pay for a checkup and spaying after paying for
the dog's treatments. They take the now half grown kitten in and he
tests positive for feline lukemia. Its so very sad. Now the entire
neighborhood of indoor/outdoor cats may have contracted it from him(he
was beginning to fight with other cats). Now I still have another stray
outside and my mother has 2 cats outside and the neighbor beside me has
one indoor/outdoor cat. Now I have to worry that these cats might have
caught it, no money to test of course right now. This dang neighbor lady
is spending money for me, my family and friends we don't have and then
she runs off on another bender. I dread to see what she comes home with
next time to drive us further into sadness. GGrrrrr, I am so mad....and
sad too. p

Well first up huge Purrs for Crackles, He's certainly going through the mill
isn't
he? poor old baby, I hope your neighbour disappears for good very soon,
she is one big menace, she must be a little bit light on brains,but someone
should report her as it really can be classed as cruelty to animals, also to
humans that
care what happens to these poor blameless cats. Surely something can be
done oficially perhaps you could enquire at a cat shelter or the police
station?
Good luck if you decide to wage war on this imbecile Jean.P.


P. Cox wrote in message
...
Crackles is still hanging in there. The tumor is getting bigger. His
forehead is starting to bulge and its getting bigger lower on his cheek.
He still is eating strong and breathing fine. He sometimes turns down
treats cause I think it might hurt to chew the hard treats but other
times he chomps them down heartily.

The neighbor that disposed of crackles has dealt another blow to the
neighbohood. She came back after 2 months of leaving her 14 cats to fend
for themselves, denied ownership of the ones that were still hanging
around being feed around the block. Ok we lived with that and continued
to care for those but she came back and started to collect cats again.
Cats that had kittens, she gave one of the kittens to the little girl
across the street. Then she disappeared again, her husband got rid of
the cats(don't think I want to know how). The parents of the little girl
allowed her to have the kitten cause her dog was dying of breast cancer.
So the little girl has bonded with Pistol (the kittens name), they
finally get the money to pay for a checkup and spaying after paying for
the dog's treatments. They take the now half grown kitten in and he
tests positive for feline lukemia. Its so very sad. Now the entire
neighborhood of indoor/outdoor cats may have contracted it from him(he
was beginning to fight with other cats). Now I still have another stray
outside and my mother has 2 cats outside and the neighbor beside me has
one indoor/outdoor cat. Now I have to worry that these cats might have
caught it, no money to test of course right now. This dang neighbor lady
is spending money for me, my family and friends we don't have and then
she runs off on another bender. I dread to see what she comes home with
next time to drive us further into sadness. GGrrrrr, I am so mad....and
sad too. p