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Old August 11th 04, 09:24 PM
Steve Thomas
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Anyone know if there is a need and a procedure to donate cat CRF
supplies such as a case of Ringers, some common meds, etc to a needy
recipient ? Sadly, they are no longer of use to our friend but we
thought they might help someone else's. Hate to just throw them out.
Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks.
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Old August 11th 04, 09:39 PM
Cathy Friedmann
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"Steve Thomas" wrote in message
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Anyone know if there is a need and a procedure to donate cat CRF
supplies such as a case of Ringers, some common meds, etc to a needy
recipient ? Sadly, they are no longer of use to our friend but we
thought they might help someone else's. Hate to just throw them out.
Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks.


I donated mine to my vets' office. When my CRF cat died, she had a
gazillion meds/things leftover (she also was hypothryroid & had liver
disease).

My vet told me that since they can't sell opened meds, that they take
donations of leftover supplies & meds, & donte them - with the donor
animal's & human's name - to clients who are in finacial straits. I thought
this was a great way to memorialize my cat's life. :-) So a couple of days
after her death, I carted two bagfuls of leftover meds, sub-Q fluids,
needles, etc. over there.

Cathy


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Old August 11th 04, 09:39 PM
Cathy Friedmann
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"Steve Thomas" wrote in message
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Anyone know if there is a need and a procedure to donate cat CRF
supplies such as a case of Ringers, some common meds, etc to a needy
recipient ? Sadly, they are no longer of use to our friend but we
thought they might help someone else's. Hate to just throw them out.
Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks.


I donated mine to my vets' office. When my CRF cat died, she had a
gazillion meds/things leftover (she also was hypothryroid & had liver
disease).

My vet told me that since they can't sell opened meds, that they take
donations of leftover supplies & meds, & donte them - with the donor
animal's & human's name - to clients who are in finacial straits. I thought
this was a great way to memorialize my cat's life. :-) So a couple of days
after her death, I carted two bagfuls of leftover meds, sub-Q fluids,
needles, etc. over there.

Cathy


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Old August 11th 04, 11:48 PM
Cheryl
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In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.health+behav", "Cathy
Friedmann" artfully composed this message
within on 11 Aug 2004:

I donated mine to my vets' office. When my CRF cat died, she
had a gazillion meds/things leftover (she also was hypothryroid
& had liver disease).

My vet told me that since they can't sell opened meds, that they
take donations of leftover supplies & meds, & donte them - with
the donor animal's & human's name - to clients who are in
finacial straits. I thought this was a great way to memorialize
my cat's life. :-) So a couple of days after her death, I
carted two bagfuls of leftover meds, sub-Q fluids, needles, etc.
over there.


That's what I did with Shadow's leftover meds. They told me they will
donate them to "[likely] an elderly person whose heart is in the
right place but no funds to medicate their pet."

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Cheryl
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Old August 11th 04, 11:48 PM
Cheryl
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In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.health+behav", "Cathy
Friedmann" artfully composed this message
within on 11 Aug 2004:

I donated mine to my vets' office. When my CRF cat died, she
had a gazillion meds/things leftover (she also was hypothryroid
& had liver disease).

My vet told me that since they can't sell opened meds, that they
take donations of leftover supplies & meds, & donte them - with
the donor animal's & human's name - to clients who are in
finacial straits. I thought this was a great way to memorialize
my cat's life. :-) So a couple of days after her death, I
carted two bagfuls of leftover meds, sub-Q fluids, needles, etc.
over there.


That's what I did with Shadow's leftover meds. They told me they will
donate them to "[likely] an elderly person whose heart is in the
right place but no funds to medicate their pet."

--
Cheryl
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Old August 12th 04, 12:38 AM
blkcatgal
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I donated my leftover CRF supplies to my vet's office asking that they give
it to another client or clients that couldn't afford such supplies.

Sue

"Steve Thomas" wrote in message
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Anyone know if there is a need and a procedure to donate cat CRF
supplies such as a case of Ringers, some common meds, etc to a needy
recipient ? Sadly, they are no longer of use to our friend but we
thought they might help someone else's. Hate to just throw them out.
Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks.



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Old August 12th 04, 12:38 AM
blkcatgal
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I donated my leftover CRF supplies to my vet's office asking that they give
it to another client or clients that couldn't afford such supplies.

Sue

"Steve Thomas" wrote in message
m...
Anyone know if there is a need and a procedure to donate cat CRF
supplies such as a case of Ringers, some common meds, etc to a needy
recipient ? Sadly, they are no longer of use to our friend but we
thought they might help someone else's. Hate to just throw them out.
Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks.



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Old August 12th 04, 04:07 PM
rinn
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where are you located?

"Steve Thomas" wrote in message
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Anyone know if there is a need and a procedure to donate cat CRF
supplies such as a case of Ringers, some common meds, etc to a needy
recipient ? Sadly, they are no longer of use to our friend but we
thought they might help someone else's. Hate to just throw them out.
Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks.



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Old August 12th 04, 04:07 PM
rinn
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where are you located?

"Steve Thomas" wrote in message
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Anyone know if there is a need and a procedure to donate cat CRF
supplies such as a case of Ringers, some common meds, etc to a needy
recipient ? Sadly, they are no longer of use to our friend but we
thought they might help someone else's. Hate to just throw them out.
Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks.



 




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