SH*T!!! Purr Request

Tanada wrote:
Jim got hold of his dad and, the long and short of it is that, I'm to
pick up Jim, his dad, and Rascal after I get off work tomorrow and take
them to Dr. Stevenson, our regular TED. Jim and I have convinced his
dad that Dr. Stevenson refuses to put an animal to sleep without an
examination first. Lets hope that Dr. Stevenson can work a miracle for
Rascal.

Pam S. who has a lot of faith in the good TED

Betty is purring for Rascal to get better and continue dominating
everyone from the top of the fridge.

On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 05:42:12 GMT, Tanada
wrote:

Lets hope that Dr. Stevenson can work a miracle for
Rascal.

Oh, we do hope and purr and pray that Rascal comes up with a
miracle!! I just wish that she could see the good Doctor sooner. All
of you will be in our thoughts.

Jeanne

"Tanada" wrote in message
...
Tanada wrote:

So, Please purr and think TED thoughts, that we can either convince Jim
and his family to let us take her to TED, or that they will.
Personally, I agree with Jim that it looks grim and that she probably
won't make it, but miracles have happened before and I'd like to try.

Jim got hold of his dad and, the long and short of it is that, I'm to
pick up Jim, his dad, and Rascal after I get off work tomorrow and take
them to Dr. Stevenson, our regular TED. Jim and I have convinced his
dad that Dr. Stevenson refuses to put an animal to sleep without an
examination first. Lets hope that Dr. Stevenson can work a miracle for
Rascal.

Purrs for Rascal!
--
:: lewe
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lewemi at yahoo dot se || cat pics: photos.yahoo.com/lewemi

On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 05:42:12 GMT, Tanada
wrote:

Tanada wrote:

So, Please purr and think TED thoughts, that we can either convince Jim
and his family to let us take her to TED, or that they will.
Personally, I agree with Jim that it looks grim and that she probably
won't make it, but miracles have happened before and I'd like to try.




Jim got hold of his dad and, the long and short of it is that, I'm to
pick up Jim, his dad, and Rascal after I get off work tomorrow and take
them to Dr. Stevenson, our regular TED. Jim and I have convinced his
dad that Dr. Stevenson refuses to put an animal to sleep without an
examination first. Lets hope that Dr. Stevenson can work a miracle for
Rascal.

Pam S. who has a lot of faith in the good TED

Purrs for a miracle for little Rascal.

Ginger-lyn

On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 05:42:12 GMT, Tanada
wrote:

Tanada wrote:

So, Please purr and think TED thoughts, that we can either convince Jim
and his family to let us take her to TED, or that they will.
Personally, I agree with Jim that it looks grim and that she probably
won't make it, but miracles have happened before and I'd like to try.




Jim got hold of his dad and, the long and short of it is that, I'm to
pick up Jim, his dad, and Rascal after I get off work tomorrow and take
them to Dr. Stevenson, our regular TED. Jim and I have convinced his
dad that Dr. Stevenson refuses to put an animal to sleep without an
examination first. Lets hope that Dr. Stevenson can work a miracle for
Rascal.

Pam S. who has a lot of faith in the good TED
Good for you! Will send heartfelt purrs for a miracle.MLB

I'm so glad Rascal is going to TED's.
Lots of best wishes and purrs for nothing serious to be wrong with Rascal,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Tanada" wrote in message
...
Jim got hold of his dad and, the long and short of it is that, I'm to
pick up Jim, his dad, and Rascal after I get off work tomorrow and take
them to Dr. Stevenson, our regular TED. Jim and I have convinced his
dad that Dr. Stevenson refuses to put an animal to sleep without an
examination first. Lets hope that Dr. Stevenson can work a miracle for
Rascal.

Pam S. who has a lot of faith in the good TED

Tanada wrote:

Tanada wrote:

So, Please purr and think TED thoughts, that we can either convince Jim
and his family to let us take her to TED, or that they will.
Personally, I agree with Jim that it looks grim and that she probably
won't make it, but miracles have happened before and I'd like to try.



Jim got hold of his dad and, the long and short of it is that, I'm to
pick up Jim, his dad, and Rascal after I get off work tomorrow and take
them to Dr. Stevenson, our regular TED. Jim and I have convinced his
dad that Dr. Stevenson refuses to put an animal to sleep without an
examination first. Lets hope that Dr. Stevenson can work a miracle for
Rascal.

Pam S. who has a lot of faith in the good TED

Pam, I am so glad Rascal gets to go to TED. There is nothing worse
than watching a cat get sicker and sicker without really knowing why.
This happened after my sister died. My sister's son refused to help
her old twelve year old cat because of the cost (even though he had been
left heaps of money in her will!!!) One of my sister's cat-loving
friends confided to me that she was seriously thinking of sneaking
around to Myra's home to kidnap the cat and take him for treatment. Big
Kitty was getting thinner and thinner. Finally I said I would pay for
treatment and what did he do. Before I could act he took Big Kitty to
the vet, refused a proper examination and had him put down! Sigh.
This is why I felt upset when I read about Rascal. I do hope that
something can be done for her, (lots of hope and purrs). Incidentally
my sister had four cats at her home when she died. I rescued
FluffySP, persuaded her other son (who has a cat loving wife) to take
Billy Boy (one of Lois's cats), Big Kitty (deceased) and Street Kid a
stray she adopted. Street Kid is still there


Bev
--
God may have created man before woman but there is always a rough draft
before the masterpiece.

Pam sorry this is a hurried post but I'm always getting shut down
on the comp; so big Purrs for rascal and prayers for her
regards Jean P.

"Tanada" wrote in message
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I'd hoped not to have to write this for several years. Rascal, Mandy's
Boyfriend's (Jim) cat, seems to have started her trip to the bridge.
She's 13 and not used to being a member of such a large cathold as ours
is, so has spent most of her time on top of the fridge or on the
microwave stand. We even put a litter pan up on top of the fridge so
that she wouldn't have to share with the other cats, that's how "shy"
she is.

A couple of days ago, Rob noticed that she had lost some weight, and
told me about it. I suggested that Jim and Mandy feed her canned and
baby food by hand. She'd quit eating. I suggested today that we take
her to the emergency TEDs, but her hoomin says no, to let her go.

Rascal's health has been iffy since she was little, and the family is
surprised that she's made it this long, but D*MN this bites. I've
become fond of her rascallyness. She's ruined a toaster, destroyed a
couple of books, peed in my silverware rack and made her presence known
in a lot of ways, but she's had reason.

So, Please purr and think TED thoughts, that we can either convince Jim
and his family to let us take her to TED, or that they will.
Personally, I agree with Jim that it looks grim and that she probably
won't make it, but miracles have happened before and I'd like to try.

Weeping,

Pam S.

On Sat, 01 Nov 2003 11:28:59 +1300, Bev wrote:

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Pam, I am so glad Rascal gets to go to TED. There is nothing worse
than watching a cat get sicker and sicker without really knowing why.
This happened after my sister died. My sister's son refused to help
her old twelve year old cat because of the cost (even though he had been
left heaps of money in her will!!!) One of my sister's cat-loving
friends confided to me that she was seriously thinking of sneaking
around to Myra's home to kidnap the cat and take him for treatment. Big
Kitty was getting thinner and thinner. Finally I said I would pay for
treatment and what did he do. Before I could act he took Big Kitty to
the vet, refused a proper examination and had him put down! Sigh.
This is why I felt upset when I read about Rascal. I do hope that
something can be done for her, (lots of hope and purrs). Incidentally
my sister had four cats at her home when she died. I rescued
FluffySP, persuaded her other son (who has a cat loving wife) to take
Billy Boy (one of Lois's cats), Big Kitty (deceased) and Street Kid a
stray she adopted. Street Kid is still there


Bev

Wow, that's some nephew :-(( I had to get up and think a minute and
calm down before replying.

I can't understand how anyone could treat animals that way (although I
know it happens way too often), especially when the animals in
question were loved by their mother.

Glad to hear that a couple of the cats have good homes, but sad to
hear that Street Kid is still under his care.

--
Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky
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Tanada wrote:
I'd hoped not to have to write this for several years. Rascal,
Mandy's Boyfriend's (Jim) cat, seems to have started her trip to the
bridge. She's 13 and not used to being a member of such a large
cathold as ours is, so has spent most of her time on top of the
fridge or on the microwave stand. We even put a litter pan up on top
of the fridge so that she wouldn't have to share with the other cats,
that's how "shy" she is.

A couple of days ago, Rob noticed that she had lost some weight, and
told me about it. I suggested that Jim and Mandy feed her canned and
baby food by hand. She'd quit eating. I suggested today that we take
her to the emergency TEDs, but her hoomin says no, to let her go.

Rascal's health has been iffy since she was little, and the family is
surprised that she's made it this long, but D*MN this bites. I've
become fond of her rascallyness. She's ruined a toaster, destroyed a
couple of books, peed in my silverware rack and made her presence
known in a lot of ways, but she's had reason.

So, Please purr and think TED thoughts, that we can either convince
Jim and his family to let us take her to TED, or that they will.
Personally, I agree with Jim that it looks grim and that she probably
won't make it, but miracles have happened before and I'd like to try.

Weeping,

Pam S.

Purrs for Rascal and you.
--
Adrian
A House Is Not A Home, Without A Cat.