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thanks for all the dissection advice. it *is* a little late for me, and i

have a lab partner who doesn't mind doing dissections, (and my other lab

partner is well on her way to giving up meat...heh heh heh...) but i'll

pass on you ideas to my underclassmen friends who object too. thanks a

bunch!

 

 

 

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I have been reading the letters about animals and I thought I would jump in with

just a little of my history. Quite a few years ago I was having a bad time

with depression and went to see a therapist. After seeing her for a while she

told me that I should go to some place and donate my time reading to children.

At that particular time I wanted nothing to do with adults or children so I

went to out local SPCA and donated my time there and fell in love. Up til that

time I was terrified of cats but someone brought in a reddish female who was in

terrible condition and she was to be put down the next morning. She was covered

with blood and scabs and had only three legs. Strangely I fell in love with her

and asked if I could bring her home. I gave her her shots and brought her home

(she had been spayed some time earlier0 That was the start of my cats. She

has been with me for years now and has two brothers and one sister, all

rescued. I've

always had dogs since I was divorced and have some still, two actually. Both

rescued. jeanne in ny

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I think people who take in rescue animals are wonderful. I have an

11 year old long haird daschund X that i took in 6 years ago. Am

always on the lookout for more. Most of the time I find homes for

the ones I do take, have had about 6 more since getting the first one.

 

Barb

[Guest guest]

Ohhhh, Jeanne....

 

What a great story...! There's nothing more comforting than a purring cat on

your lap or at your side...

 

I much prefer animals to people, too....grin....!

 

And the one thing I've found is that one cat....leads to another and another

and...well, you get the idea!

 

And a couple of dogs just to balance things out....

 

 

On 1/23/08, jeanne hampson <jnnhampson wrote:

>

> I have been reading the letters about animals and I thought I would jump

> in with just a little of my history. Quite a few years ago I was having a

> bad time with depression and went to see a therapist. After seeing her for a

> while she told me that I should go to some place and donate my time reading

> to children. At that particular time I wanted nothing to do with adults or

> children so I went to out local SPCA and donated my time there and fell in

> love. Up til that time I was terrified of cats but someone brought in a

> reddish female who was in terrible condition and she was to be put down the

> next morning. She was covered with blood and scabs and had only three legs.

> Strangely I fell in love with her and asked if I could bring her home. I

> gave her her shots and brought her home (she had been spayed some time

> earlier0 That was the start of my cats. She has been with me for years now

> and has two brothers and one sister, all rescued. I've

> always had dogs since I was divorced and have some still, two actually.

> Both rescued. jeanne in ny

>

>

>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

That's awesome!

 

Barb <tigger_twins wrote: I think people who take in rescue

animals are wonderful. I have an

11 year old long haird daschund X that i took in 6 years ago. Am

always on the lookout for more. Most of the time I find homes for

the ones I do take, have had about 6 more since getting the first one.

 

Barb

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Thank you for that wonderful story. I'm glad you found that particular cats.

 

 

 

One of my favorite stories was from a guy we adopted a cat to. He had grown

up not liking cats. He said he really didn't know why but just didn't like

them. One night walking home from work in the pouring rain he heard a kitten

crying in a ditch. Although he didn't like cats he knew it would drown

before mornings. Just a little kitten probably about 6 weeks. So he picker

her up and put her in his jacket to get warm. She started purring and

snuggling and by the time he got home he was a cat person! The cat he

adopted from us was going to a house that had 4 (including the first one

that was fairly old by then).

 

Sam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I have been reading the letters about animals and I thought I would jump in

with just a little of my history. Quite a few years ago I was having a bad

time with depression and went to see a therapist. After seeing her for a

while she told me that I should go to some place and donate my time reading

to children. At that particular time I wanted nothing to do with adults or

children so I went to out local SPCA and donated my time there and fell in

love. Up til that time I was terrified of cats but someone brought in a

reddish female who was in terrible condition and she was to be put down the

next morning. She was covered with blood and scabs and had only three legs.

Strangely I fell in love with her and asked if I could bring her home. I

gave her her shots and brought her home (she had been spayed some time

earlier0 That was the start of my cats. She has been with me for years now

and has two brothers and one sister, all rescued. I've

always had dogs since I was divorced and have some still, two actually. Both

rescued. jeanne in ny

 

 

 

 

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In a message dated 1/24/2008 8:39:47 P.M. Central Standard Time,

tigger_twins writes:

 

question about cats. my daughter has 5 five week old kittens and one is

very small and the mother won't feed it anymore. she went out and purchased

baby formula and baby food for it. does anyone know what else she can do for

it.

 

_Health & Nutrition - TheCatSite.com Forums_

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register to post, but I think you'll get your question answered. At five

weeks the kittens should be well on their way to eating on their own I would

definitely advise against giving the kitten baby formula...this is meant for

human babies, not for cats. Here's another link that may help.

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