I've had to make difficult decision...

[moosmom]

Buddy is also staying here. I've been getting some real nut job calls and am tired of them. I've had 6 cats before and I got 6 cats again. What's one more poop in the box anyway?

[moosmom]

I got a phone call from an elderly gentleman yesterday about Buddy. He said he had a cat that looked just like my Buddy and his name turned out to be buddy. He had diabetes and Hal had to give him insulin shots twice a day. He lived to the ripe old age of 18. I called the vet and because his buddy died so many years ago, they only keep their files for 7 years. I'm going to see if he has any personal references. If so, I'll call them while I'm at his house. If it works out, I won't have to bring him back.

I'm certainly not gettting my hopes up. But I'll be taking Buddy to Hal's home tomorrow at noon.


AGAIN, keep your paws and fingers crossed.

[smokey the elder]

Someone who cared for a diabetic cat that lived to be 18 sounds like a pretty good risk! Good luck.

[GILL]

Good luck, We had a diabetic that was over 18, butshe only had a shot once a day. She was the one that turned me around. Her mission in life was too take care of me and make me like cats. I will always miss my Patchs.

[Medusa]

At least he's not intimidated by a special needs cat, given that he administered insulin shots to his cat Buddy. Here's keeping everything crossed that all will go well for you and your Buddy, Donna.

[moosmom]

Buddy is now living Oak Street in East Hartford with a wonderful 79 year old gentleman named Hal. He has a beautiful home with lots of windows and places for buddy to hide. I am so happy, and sad in a way as I was quite attached to him.

Have a wonderful life my sweet boy!!

[Medusa]

It truly is bittersweet, huh, Donna? I cried every single time I placed a cat that I had rescued, even though I was relieved that they finally had a permanent home. Ya dun good, girlie!