OK so Sooty came out and grazed a bit on some food already out - and has now gone back to her billet in the airing cupboard (where stuff is put to warm). Advantages - the airing cypboard is warm and cosy and I can leave her food on the shelf. Disadvantages - I can't give an anti nausea tablet without great difficulty, unless she takes a bit of mince.
OK I go with the mince.
Secondly : I would like to pass on an appeal from SelenaK in connection with some rescue kittens.
Now I would not usually do this as this blog is a record of Sooty's progress against lymphoma BUT SelenaK has been one of the main forces in getting Sooty into the best care and medication and I wish to repay her kindness is some way.
If you are in the WASHINGTON DC area and can help care for some FIV kittens please read this. It is a personal appeal by SelenaK not an organisation.
If you are able to Cross Post this to possible people who might help - please do.
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9 April - Report and Washington DC appeal
9 April - Report and Washington DC appeal
09 June, 2009
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5 Responses to "9 April - Report and Washington DC appeal"
Thank you again Marjorie! Every kitty deserves a chance, including Sooty and the kittens. If we don't help them, who will? ;)
I am praying for you Sooty!
I'm wishing Selena K all the best in finding a foster home! We had a kitten in a similar situation, and he tested negative the second time, so I know it's quite probable.
Also, sending purrs and good thoughts to Sooty.
I don't know if you have access to Greenie's Pill Pockets, but they were a lifesaver when I had to give Cal his steriods and other meds. He actually loved them and thought they were treats!
Just thought I'd let you know, the kittens tested NEGATIVE for FIV yesterday, and I have potential homes for all three of them! Thank you so much for your concern and help getting the word out about them.
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