Firefighters Rule!!! and so do Vets!!!

I live in North Carolina and my sister works in a Wal-Mart. One of her
co-workers is a member of a local fire station and the other day that
station responded to a house fire. While they were fighting the fire someone
noticed a mother cat retrieving her kittens from the house. The mother cat
saved all of her babies and then collapsed outside. The firefighters then
gave the mother oxygen and performed cpr and revived the mother. The mother
and babies were taken to the vet where the mother was treated for smoke
inhalation and the kittens were given a clean bill of health. They all will
be just fine and the vet said the bill would be less than $100. So my sister
gave her co-worker $2 to help pay the vet bill since the family lost their
home. When the co-worker went to give the vet the money he refused to take
the money and announced that the charge was null and void. YAY!!! The money
was then donated to the fire station fund.

in article , John at
wrote on 4/14/05 7:46 PM:

I live in North Carolina and my sister works in a Wal-Mart. One of her
co-workers is a member of a local fire station and the other day that
station responded to a house fire. While they were fighting the fire someone
noticed a mother cat retrieving her kittens from the house. The mother cat
saved all of her babies and then collapsed outside. The firefighters then
gave the mother oxygen and performed cpr and revived the mother. The mother
and babies were taken to the vet where the mother was treated for smoke
inhalation and the kittens were given a clean bill of health. They all will
be just fine and the vet said the bill would be less than $100. So my sister
gave her co-worker $2 to help pay the vet bill since the family lost their
home. When the co-worker went to give the vet the money he refused to take
the money and announced that the charge was null and void. YAY!!! The money
was then donated to the fire station fund.


It's so nice to hear a good story for once. I hope the kittens all find
super homes and mom cat gets spayed.

"John" wrote in message
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I live in North Carolina and my sister works in a Wal-Mart. One of her
co-workers is a member of a local fire station and the other day that
station responded to a house fire. While they were fighting the fire
someone
noticed a mother cat retrieving her kittens from the house. The mother cat
saved all of her babies and then collapsed outside. The firefighters then
gave the mother oxygen and performed cpr and revived the mother. The
mother
and babies were taken to the vet where the mother was treated for smoke
inhalation and the kittens were given a clean bill of health. They all
will
be just fine and the vet said the bill would be less than $100. So my
sister
gave her co-worker $2 to help pay the vet bill since the family lost their
home. When the co-worker went to give the vet the money he refused to take
the money and announced that the charge was null and void. YAY!!! The
money
was then donated to the fire station fund.

Bless them all! (this story moved me to tears)

Yowie

God bless the firefighters AND the vet. And purrs and purr-ayers for the
family that lost their home, and for the kitties to make a speedy,
complete recovery.

May the family find an ideal new home for themselves now, and for the
bitties when they're old enough to be re-homed.

Donna, Captain, and Stanley

"Gabey8" wrote in message alkaboutpets.com...
God bless the firefighters AND the vet. And purrs and purr-ayers for the
family that lost their home, and for the kitties to make a speedy,
complete recovery.


Gods bless those firefighters and the vet.

--Fil

SNIP AN INPIRATIONAL STORY

WOW! Tales like this renew my faith in humanity. Purrs for all involved,
especially meowmie & her babies.

--
Mathew
Butler to 2 kittens: Chablis & Muscat
En Vino Veritas

Jasmine's story and picture.
http://members.aol.com/sptdhrs/

"Karen" wrote in message
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in article , John at
wrote on 4/14/05 7:46 PM:

I live in North Carolina and my sister works in a Wal-Mart. One of her
co-workers is a member of a local fire station and the other day that
station responded to a house fire. While they were fighting the fire
someone
noticed a mother cat retrieving her kittens from the house. The mother
cat
saved all of her babies and then collapsed outside. The firefighters
then
gave the mother oxygen and performed cpr and revived the mother. The
mother
and babies were taken to the vet where the mother was treated for smoke
inhalation and the kittens were given a clean bill of health. They all
will
be just fine and the vet said the bill would be less than $100. So my
sister
gave her co-worker $2 to help pay the vet bill since the family lost
their
home. When the co-worker went to give the vet the money he refused to
take
the money and announced that the charge was null and void. YAY!!! The
money
was then donated to the fire station fund.


It's so nice to hear a good story for once. I hope the kittens all find
super homes and mom cat gets spayed.

in article , John at
wrote on 4/15/05 9:47 PM:

Jasmine's story and picture.
http://members.aol.com/sptdhrs/

She is gorgeous too. So nice to see a happy piece for once. Life is so
depressing sometimes.

What a great story!
Best wishes,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"John" wrote in message
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I live in North Carolina and my sister works in a Wal-Mart. One of her
co-workers is a member of a local fire station and the other day that
station responded to a house fire. While they were fighting the fire
someone
noticed a mother cat retrieving her kittens from the house. The mother cat
saved all of her babies and then collapsed outside. The firefighters then
gave the mother oxygen and performed cpr and revived the mother. The
mother
and babies were taken to the vet where the mother was treated for smoke
inhalation and the kittens were given a clean bill of health. They all
will
be just fine and the vet said the bill would be less than $100. So my
sister
gave her co-worker $2 to help pay the vet bill since the family lost their
home. When the co-worker went to give the vet the money he refused to take
the money and announced that the charge was null and void. YAY!!! The
money
was then donated to the fire station fund.