Ally Cat Updates

[carole]

After reading that post again of nancy's reading, just makes my blood boil to be honest,saying "she is poison to your other animals and to you and the energy in the house",wow that cat sure is one powerful little kitty, need i say anymore,Grrr...is all i can say.

let us hope we here some good news from the vet, I don't want her to be sick either ,but if it explains her behaviour and can be helped then i guess it would be a blessing in disguise.

[loveallfurryfriends]

All I can do is try and send some positive vibes your way. What you are doing for Ally is more than most would. I am praying that everything will work out for you & Ally.

[carole]

Agreed, sending a ton of positive vibes from down under your way.

[phesina]

Prayers and positive vibes and healing, calming energies are coming from us too to Jenn and Ally Cat.

Love, purrs, and hugs,
Peony, Sydney, Poppy, Elmer, Pat, and Priscilla Angel

[ramanth]

The thing with Nancy is that she uses terms that you would and can understand. She's not calling Ally evil, but the anger inside of her is to that great of a degree.

If someone was absolutely furious would you simply describe them as 'mad'?

When reading a pet, I don't think the pet speaks with words but with emotions and pictures. That leaves Nancy to translate it and describe it to the best of her ability.

And yes, I believe in positive and negative energies. If there is a strong negative presence in a household, it affects everyone and everything around them. Yes, it can be just like poison. Kelly's Noah thread ring a bell?

That said, I support Jenn in whatever she decides.

*HUGS*

[Catty1]

Originally posted by ramanth:

Kelly's Noah thread ring a bell?

Yes...and Noah had a complete turn-around at the 'spa' where he was boarded!

[shais_mom]

The thing with Nancy is that she uses terms that you would and can understand. She's not calling Ally evil, but the anger inside of her is to that great of a degree.

If someone was absolutely furious would you simply describe them as 'mad'?

When reading a pet, I don't think the pet speaks with words but with emotions and pictures. That leaves Nancy to translate it and describe it to the best of her ability.

And yes, I believe in positive and negative energies. If there is a strong negative presence in a household, it affects everyone and everything around them. Yes, it can be just like poison. Kelly's Noah thread ring a bell?

That said, I support Jenn in whatever she decides.

*HUGS*

well said Kim.
I think that it is important to understand that. I think that Nancy means, if there is a negative energy in the house - than the whole entire house is effected negatively.

[shais_mom]

Originally posted by ramanth:


Yes...and Noah had a complete turn-around at the 'spa' where he was boarded!

for now -
but Noah has some change coming in his future. I HOPE he is able to accept that as well as he has Balcolm.

[Pawsitive Thinking]

If only they could talk........

[ramanth]

I didn't specifically mean Noah as much as I meant Kelly's family. Any negative energy be it from animal or human can have a negative effect. People acknowledge that in Kelly's thread but seem to dismiss it in this.

[shais_mom]

I didn't specifically mean Noah as much as I meant Kelly's family. Any negative energy be it from animal or human can have a negative effect. People acknowledge that in Kelly's thread but seem to dismiss it in this.

exactly Kimmy.
and I also have to wonder if those that are not in favor of humanely euthanasing a tortured soul would be so quick to come to the aid of a dog that has bit this many people. I have my doubts. When people see the same look in Ally's eyes that they see in abused dogs they are humanely put to sleep.
I wish Ally the utmost peace but I am not entirely convinced she is going to find it on this earthly plane.
She was left alone for long periods of time with someone coming in to feed her - we don't know what happened to her while she was left to her own vices. And if she was abused while left alone - it is possible that she may be so angry b/c her 'mommy' didn't come and 'save' her that she has lost all faith in the human race.

[carole]

Staci you do indeed have a point, but i guess the damage a dog can do is more life threatening than a cat,although having been at the end of a cat bite, i sure know how painful they can be,but having seen the damage a dog can cause, there is somewhat of a difference, i suppose that is why dogs are put to sleep and people want it enforced .

I just find it incredible to believe animals can communicate with this woman,since they cannot talk, i guess as you put it believe what you want.

I personally do not believe Ally is a tortured soul,just a kitty who has perhaps been treated bad by some human in her life,some kitties get over it i guess and other's don't,and as you said who know's what happened when she was left to fend for herself,it could be darker than any of us imagine.

Again positive vibes being sent to Ally and Jenn,does anyone know when she is off to the vet I wonder?

[shais_mom]

I will believe it b/c I've talked with her regarding my Kylie. And I've corresponded with a few others regarding other animals in my life. I'm sorry carole but adding a at the end doesn't take the bite out of your words.
Yes dogs do more damage. Dogs kill people on occasion. Cat bites have more of a chance of getting infected than other bites that is what makes them dangerous.
If Ally were a dog she wouldn't have been alive long enough to fly here.
I do believe that Ally is a tortured soul. I don't know if anything on this earth that could make her happy, I hope that I'm proven wrong.
I still support Jenn in whatever her decision b/c she was the only one willing to put up with her when the time asked. And Ally is in her home not yours (plural) or mine..

[carole]

Staci i am not sure as to which words you feel had a bite to them, sorry if you feel that way, it is not mean't personally at you , but i feel just as strongly as you do,maybe she is a tortured soul, i really don't know,none of us do and neither does Nancy in my opinion, you are a believer and i am not,on that we differ,that aside, i agree with you entirely,Ally is not in my home or your's and i would understand any decision Jenn made as long as it was not purely based on this reading, and i for one don't think Jenn would even considerate that and that alone, she has seen Ally in action, know's the kitty in and out and she is the only one capable and who has the right to make the decision.



I guess we should agree to disagree on the reading,i do respect you as a person you know that.,and i sincerely apologise if i have upset you in anyway,and anyone else,it is far from my intention.

Sometimes i feel poor Ally needs other's in her corner, fighting for her existence,as she has so much going against her,one does become very emotional just thinking about her.

I will endeavour to leave it alone from now on in this thread, perhaps in hindsight i should have bitten my tongue and not voiced my opinions so strongly,and just continue sending positive vibes for Ally and Jenn, like you i only want what is best for the two of them.

[nepeta]

At this point, all we know are the outward signs -- the aggression, the unprovoked biting, the screaming. These signs are consistent with either a physical problem causing her pain, or an emotional problem None of us can tell. And it could be a physical problem at the root, that has been complicated by other events (Connor's arrival, the long period of isolation, the flight over here, Jenn's other cats, maybe even something like the different sun angles and different light intensity compared to Bahrain).

It's possible something happened to her right about the time that Connor arrived, and he might really have nothing to do with her problems. Just to throw out some examples (without implying that any of these might be real), she might have been stung by a scorpion (or bitten by an insect carrying disease, or snake), and the venom might have caused a problem, she might have had a stroke, or maybe she gets a cat-equivalent of migraines, or any of many other possible conditions -- some of which could easily have been missed in a routine vet exam.