Another Purr Request

MatSav wrote:
I've just heard of a problem with a fuzzball, and purrs would be
appreciated.

My friend's mum's cat, a 14-year-old ginger tom, has been savaged
by a pair of working dogs - owned by a near neighbour of theirs.
The dogs escaped from a car, and attacked the cat, who'd been
meatloafing in the sunshine.

He's lost an eye, and apparently muscle control on one side of
his face. The vet says he must have put up a good fight, because
he's also missing four claws - presumably, embedded firmly into
the dogs somewhere!

Economics aren't a problem. The cost, up front, was 300 pounds.
The vet estimates a total cost of around one thousand pounds. The
dog owner's insurers have already agreed to pay all costs. Ginger
is up and about, and purring - but here's hoping for a long-term
recovery...

Lots of purrs on the way.-
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

"MatSav"
I've just heard of a problem with a fuzzball, and purrs would be
appreciated.

My friend's mum's cat, a 14-year-old ginger tom, has been savaged by a
pair of working dogs - owned by a near neighbour of theirs. The dogs
escaped from a car, and attacked the cat, who'd been meatloafing in the
sunshine.

He's lost an eye, and apparently muscle control on one side of his face.
The vet says he must have put up a good fight, because he's also missing
four claws - presumably, embedded firmly into the dogs somewhere!

Economics aren't a problem. The cost, up front, was 300 pounds. The vet
estimates a total cost of around one thousand pounds. The dog owner's
insurers have already agreed to pay all costs. Ginger is up and about, and
purring - but here's hoping for a long-term recovery...

--
MatSav

Major puuuuuuuuurs lovingly sent for poor Ginger.
Bad dogs!!!!
Hug
Kyla and Clowder

oh my god, that poor cat! We will purr and pray
and send tons of healing vibes for the furbaby.

Lily & her mama

--
Irulan
from the stars we come
to the stars we return
from now until the end of time.

"MatSav" matthew | dot | savage | at | dsl | dot | pipex | dot | com wrote
in message ...
I've just heard of a problem with a fuzzball, and purrs would be
appreciated.

My friend's mum's cat, a 14-year-old ginger tom, has been savaged by a
pair of working dogs - owned by a near neighbour of theirs. The dogs
escaped from a car, and attacked the cat, who'd been meatloafing in the
sunshine.

He's lost an eye, and apparently muscle control on one side of his face.
The vet says he must have put up a good fight, because he's also missing
four claws - presumably, embedded firmly into the dogs somewhere!

Economics aren't a problem. The cost, up front, was 300 pounds. The vet
estimates a total cost of around one thousand pounds. The dog owner's
insurers have already agreed to pay all costs. Ginger is up and about, and
purring - but here's hoping for a long-term recovery...

--
MatSav

On Tue, 1 Jul 2008 18:12:09 +0100, "MatSav" matthew | dot | savage | at
| dsl | dot | pipex | dot | com wrote:

I've just heard of a problem with a fuzzball, and purrs would be
appreciated.

My friend's mum's cat, a 14-year-old ginger tom, has been savaged
by a pair of working dogs - owned by a near neighbour of theirs.
The dogs escaped from a car, and attacked the cat, who'd been
meatloafing in the sunshine.

He's lost an eye, and apparently muscle control on one side of
his face. The vet says he must have put up a good fight, because
he's also missing four claws - presumably, embedded firmly into
the dogs somewhere!

Economics aren't a problem. The cost, up front, was 300 pounds.
The vet estimates a total cost of around one thousand pounds. The
dog owner's insurers have already agreed to pay all costs. Ginger
is up and about, and purring - but here's hoping for a long-term
recovery...


I just hate hearing about dogs attacking cats. If they will do that, can
small children be far behind?

I'm glad that the dog's owner is footing the bill.

But losing an eye, and partial paralysis? That poor kitty will never be
the same again, I'm afraid.

Litter box contents to the people who didn't control their dogs.

Purrs on the way for a complete recover for this unfortunate Kitty.

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

Every day is a treasure with Kenzie; I try to treat them that way. There
will only be so many, and then there will never, ever, be any more.

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

MatSav wrote:
I've just heard of a problem with a fuzzball, and purrs would be
appreciated.

My friend's mum's cat, a 14-year-old ginger tom, has been savaged
by a pair of working dogs - owned by a near neighbour of theirs.
The dogs escaped from a car, and attacked the cat, who'd been
meatloafing in the sunshine.

He's lost an eye, and apparently muscle control on one side of
his face. The vet says he must have put up a good fight, because
he's also missing four claws - presumably, embedded firmly into
the dogs somewhere!

Economics aren't a problem. The cost, up front, was 300 pounds.
The vet estimates a total cost of around one thousand pounds. The
dog owner's insurers have already agreed to pay all costs. Ginger
is up and about, and purring - but here's hoping for a long-term
recovery...

Purrs on the way for a complete recovery.

Sam, supervised by Mistletoe

On Jul 1, 10:12*am, "MatSav" matthew | dot | savage | at | dsl | dot
| pipex | dot | com wrote:
I've just heard of a problem with a fuzzball, and purrs would be
appreciated.

My friend's mum's cat, a 14-year-old ginger tom, has been savaged
by a pair of working dogs - owned by a near neighbour of theirs.
The dogs escaped from a car, and attacked the cat, who'd been
meatloafing in the sunshine.

He's lost an eye, and apparently muscle control on one side of
his face. The vet says he must have put up a good fight, because
he's also missing four claws - presumably, embedded firmly into
the dogs somewhere!

Economics aren't a problem. The cost, up front, was 300 pounds.
The vet estimates a total cost of around one thousand pounds. The
dog owner's insurers have already agreed to pay all costs. Ginger
is up and about, and purring - but here's hoping for a long-term
recovery...

--
MatSav

Poor Cat, many purrs for poor, brave Ginger's full recovery.

Melissa

MatSav wrote:
I've just heard of a problem with a fuzzball, and purrs would be
appreciated.

Purrs on the way

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

--
Message posted via http://www.catkb.com

Purrs on the way.

--
Ann
in Connecticut
see my cats at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ann791/sets/
read Sam's blog at http://kittens-3.blogspot.com/
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"MatSav" matthew | dot | savage | at | dsl | dot | pipex | dot | com wrote
in message ...
I've just heard of a problem with a fuzzball, and purrs would be
appreciated.

My friend's mum's cat, a 14-year-old ginger tom, has been savaged by a
pair of working dogs - owned by a near neighbour of theirs. The dogs
escaped from a car, and attacked the cat, who'd been meatloafing in the
sunshine.

He's lost an eye, and apparently muscle control on one side of his face.
The vet says he must have put up a good fight, because he's also missing
four claws - presumably, embedded firmly into the dogs somewhere!

Economics aren't a problem. The cost, up front, was 300 pounds. The vet
estimates a total cost of around one thousand pounds. The dog owner's
insurers have already agreed to pay all costs. Ginger is up and about, and
purring - but here's hoping for a long-term recovery...

--
MatSav

MatSav wrote:
I've just heard of a problem with a fuzzball, and purrs would be
appreciated.

My friend's mum's cat, a 14-year-old ginger tom, has been savaged
by a pair of working dogs - owned by a near neighbour of theirs.
The dogs escaped from a car, and attacked the cat, who'd been
meatloafing in the sunshine.

He's lost an eye, and apparently muscle control on one side of
his face. The vet says he must have put up a good fight, because
he's also missing four claws - presumably, embedded firmly into
the dogs somewhere!

Lots of purrs for a brave ginger tom to have a strong recovery.

Susan M
Otis and Chester

MatSav wrote:
I've just heard of a problem with a fuzzball, and purrs would be
appreciated.

My friend's mum's cat, a 14-year-old ginger tom, has been savaged
by a pair of working dogs - owned by a near neighbour of theirs.
The dogs escaped from a car, and attacked the cat, who'd been
meatloafing in the sunshine.

He's lost an eye, and apparently muscle control on one side of
his face. The vet says he must have put up a good fight, because
he's also missing four claws - presumably, embedded firmly into
the dogs somewhere!

Economics aren't a problem. The cost, up front, was 300 pounds.
The vet estimates a total cost of around one thousand pounds. The
dog owner's insurers have already agreed to pay all costs. Ginger
is up and about, and purring - but here's hoping for a long-term
recovery...


Poor kitty!
Lots and lots of purrs,
Polonca and Soncek