Princess is healthy

Just got home from Princess' TED appointment. Just a short note on the
way out the door, but the heading pretty much says everything. She's
weighs in right at 7 pounds, is negative for the feline aids, on the
whole amazingly healthy for a cat who has been fending for herself
while having a litter.

Went ahead and scheduled her spay while at TED. I still haven't
decided that she's definitely staying here, but I've yet to give one
up that I had neutered at TED. Rocky was the only one neutered at the
nonprofit clinic that I ended up keeping. Nothing against the
nonprofit place, but I think the extra money spent at TED is worth it
for any of the ones I plan to keep. The nonprofit clinic is basically
snip and send them home. At TED they get complete lab work, along with
pain meds for post surgery. 'Course the other difference is that TED
costs several times as much.
--
Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Spot
with loving memories of Rocky (RB)

Steve Touchstone wrote:
for any of the ones I plan to keep. The nonprofit clinic is basically
snip and send them home. At TED they get complete lab work, along with
pain meds for post surgery. 'Course the other difference is that TED
costs several times as much.

Ditto.

--
Victor M. Martinez
Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM)
Send your spam he
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Fess up friend, you know you are gonna keep the cat. She already has a paw
on your heart!!!!
"Steve Touchstone" wrote in message
...
Just got home from Princess' TED appointment. Just a short note on the
way out the door, but the heading pretty much says everything. She's
weighs in right at 7 pounds, is negative for the feline aids, on the
whole amazingly healthy for a cat who has been fending for herself
while having a litter.

Went ahead and scheduled her spay while at TED. I still haven't
decided that she's definitely staying here, but I've yet to give one
up that I had neutered at TED. Rocky was the only one neutered at the
nonprofit clinic that I ended up keeping. Nothing against the
nonprofit place, but I think the extra money spent at TED is worth it
for any of the ones I plan to keep. The nonprofit clinic is basically
snip and send them home. At TED they get complete lab work, along with
pain meds for post surgery. 'Course the other difference is that TED
costs several times as much.
--
Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Spot
with loving memories of Rocky (RB)

"Steve Touchstone" wrote in message
...
Just got home from Princess' TED appointment. Just a short note on the
way out the door, but the heading pretty much says everything. She's
weighs in right at 7 pounds, is negative for the feline aids, on the
whole amazingly healthy for a cat who has been fending for herself
while having a litter.

Went ahead and scheduled her spay while at TED. I still haven't
decided that she's definitely staying here, but I've yet to give one
up that I had neutered at TED. Rocky was the only one neutered at the
nonprofit clinic that I ended up keeping. Nothing against the
nonprofit place, but I think the extra money spent at TED is worth it
for any of the ones I plan to keep. The nonprofit clinic is basically
snip and send them home. At TED they get complete lab work, along with
pain meds for post surgery. 'Course the other difference is that TED
costs several times as much.
--

Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit, Spot and Princess
with loving memories of Rocky (RB)


^_^ Just updating your sig for you. :-)

On 2007-11-28 17:20:07 -0600, Steve Touchstone said:

Just got home from Princess' TED appointment. Just a short note on the
way out the door, but the heading pretty much says everything. She's
weighs in right at 7 pounds, is negative for the feline aids, on the
whole amazingly healthy for a cat who has been fending for herself
while having a litter.

Went ahead and scheduled her spay while at TED. I still haven't
decided that she's definitely staying here, but I've yet to give one
up that I had neutered at TED. Rocky was the only one neutered at the
nonprofit clinic that I ended up keeping. Nothing against the
nonprofit place, but I think the extra money spent at TED is worth it
for any of the ones I plan to keep. The nonprofit clinic is basically
snip and send them home. At TED they get complete lab work, along with
pain meds for post surgery. 'Course the other difference is that TED
costs several times as much.

Yeah! I'm so glad she is ok. She looks like such a darling. You are
getting quite a harem

Steve Touchstone wrote:
Just got home from Princess' TED appointment. Just a short note on the
way out the door, but the heading pretty much says everything. She's
weighs in right at 7 pounds, is negative for the feline aids, on the
whole amazingly healthy for a cat who has been fending for herself
while having a litter.

So glad to hear she is fine. There's no excuse now not to keep her,
Steve!

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.

Steve Touchstone wrote:
Just got home from Princess' TED appointment. Just a short note on the
way out the door, but the heading pretty much says everything. She's
weighs in right at 7 pounds, is negative for the feline aids, on the
whole amazingly healthy for a cat who has been fending for herself
while having a litter.

Went ahead and scheduled her spay while at TED. I still haven't
decided that she's definitely staying here, but I've yet to give one
up that I had neutered at TED. Rocky was the only one neutered at the
nonprofit clinic that I ended up keeping. Nothing against the
nonprofit place, but I think the extra money spent at TED is worth it
for any of the ones I plan to keep. The nonprofit clinic is basically
snip and send them home. At TED they get complete lab work, along with
pain meds for post surgery. 'Course the other difference is that TED
costs several times as much.
Great news about Princess. Continued good fortune purrs headed her (and
your) way.

Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

"Steve Touchstone" wrote in message
...
Just got home from Princess' TED appointment. Just a short note on the
way out the door, but the heading pretty much says everything. She's
weighs in right at 7 pounds, is negative for the feline aids, on the
whole amazingly healthy for a cat who has been fending for herself
while having a litter.

Concatulation on your acquisition of a new mistress

You know it makes sense (and so does she I'll bet!)

Purrs
Gordon & the FF


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Steve Touchstone wrote:
Just got home from Princess' TED appointment. Just a short note on the
way out the door, but the heading pretty much says everything. She's
weighs in right at 7 pounds, is negative for the feline aids, on the
whole amazingly healthy for a cat who has been fending for herself
while having a litter.

Went ahead and scheduled her spay while at TED. I still haven't
decided that she's definitely staying here, but I've yet to give one
up that I had neutered at TED. Rocky was the only one neutered at the
nonprofit clinic that I ended up keeping. Nothing against the
nonprofit place, but I think the extra money spent at TED is worth it
for any of the ones I plan to keep. The nonprofit clinic is basically
snip and send them home. At TED they get complete lab work, along with
pain meds for post surgery. 'Course the other difference is that TED
costs several times as much.

Great news! I bet you end up Keeping her.
--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 19:48:30 -0500, "Bill Stock"
wrote:



Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit, Spot and Princess
with loving memories of Rocky (RB)


^_^ Just updating your sig for you. :-)

Had to make one little change. See the new thread "Furby Lives" ;-)
--
Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit, Spot,
Princess and Furby
with loving memories of Rocky (RB)