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    FIV+ cat in NJ needs help fast

    I got this in an email from a group I belong to and thought I would pass it along in case anyone can help

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    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "whitefalconaielanor"
    Sent: Friday, July 28, 2006 1:23 PM
    Subject: [NJCare] URGENT! Abandoned Whitey Needs a Home NOW: Matawan


    Hi all, Please call Kim ASAP at 732- 566-9219. if you can help with
    WHitey. I am not the contact. This is in Matawan, NJ

    Whitey was a pretty housecat that was abandoned at my apartment
    complex by a family. We have been trying to get him all year. He
    spent a miserable cold winter outside and I'm shocked he survived. I
    have seen him getting into fights and he is never the winner. The
    last time this happened, I ran outside to try to break it up and to
    help him but he ran away. I noticed a bad smell coming from him as
    he sped off and he looked very thin.

    We have seen him limping terribly.

    Kim, my apartment manager is trying to do a TNR program here and can
    use any help with that (traps ,etc) She finally got Whitey and took
    him to the vet yesterday.

    Whitey had two toes removed due to a bad infection. He was neutered,
    given all his shots, etc and the infection is being treated. He
    tested negative for .leukemia but tested positive fro feline aids.

    The vet said he can love a long and healthy life but only if he is
    kept indoors, in a safe, healthy and comfortable environment. No cat
    fights, bitter winters, etc. So Kim has him in an empty apartment
    hoping one of you can take Whitey in before her boss finds out or a
    tenant needs the apartment.

    If not, Whitey goes out into the streets again this week.

    He is sweet, very pretty but you can see the sadness in his eyes at
    what he has gone through.He needs to know love and comfort again.

    PLEASE HELP WHITEY. Call Kim at 732-566-9219.

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    Melissa - before I spend a lot of money on a long-distance phone call to say I might be able to squeeze him in my home with my other FIV+ boys, I need to know the chances of the rescue organization arranging an across-the-country trip for him at no cost to me. Is this feasible? Would they be willing to organize it do you think? While I know I can take care of him once here, I'm very strapped for both money and time at present. Do you have any experience with the group and how much they can do?

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    I could try and contact the trucker driver couple Amanda and Keith to see if possibly they could or if they couldn't knew someone that could. They were the ones that transported Caspurr and Purrl to me from Utah to Ky where I live. They are great peopel.
    Melissa

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    Pm me your phone number in case I get ahold of them beofre I can get back to a computer. I don't have one at home and I don't get to my friend's on a daily basis because I have been busy

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    I have not had any dealings with these folks, but I found their message on the Pet Loss message board. They may also be of help.

    Teamshope
    Registered User
    (7/8/06 7:48 pm)
    Reply Re: Can You Ever Help Transport?
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    We are over the road drivers/owner operators and we travel all over the country. We'd be happy to help. As long as we have a place to park..like a truckstop or rest area..we can take a pet wherever we are heading. We're found at [email protected], ref this website..God Bless
    Ask your vet about microchipping. ~ It could have saved Kuhio's life.

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    thanks Kuhio, that is a great reference for anyone who might need it!
    Melissa

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