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, " Megan Milligan "

<yasminduran@c...> wrote:

> Bad enough, my grandma died this weekend, then my poor aunt had to

go through losing her oldest cat too. Needless to say it hasnt' been

a good week.

>

> Megan

 

 

Megan thanks for the headsup about our pets and chemicals. You have

my deepest sympathies for your loss of your grandma. Sending hugs and

good thoughts your way.

 

Lisa Marie who has many cats.

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just wanted to send out a warning that if you let your cat outdoors, or your

neighbors do so, to keep household products & potential poisons out of reach &

safely tucked away. My aunt and uncle lost their beloved little Hot Shot

Saturday night to poisoning. The regular and emergency vets think it may have

been antifrieeze. A couple of neighborhood teenager were kind enough to take

hotshot in when they found him in such pathetic condition. They went to my aunt

and asked if they had a cat (and they described hotshot's markings). At least

he got home and saw his mommy & daddy before he died en route to the vet's

office. So, please, please PLEASE keep an eye on what your cats (or other pets

even) can get into. You could save their life.

 

Bad enough, my grandma died this weekend, then my poor aunt had to go through

losing her oldest cat too. Needless to say it hasnt' been a good week.

 

Megan

 

 

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My heart goes out to you and your family, Megan.

Hang in there. ((hug))

 

~ PT ~

 

Is god willing to prevent evil but not able?

Then he is not omnipotent.

Is he able but not willing?

Then he is malevolent.

Is he both able and willing?

Then whence cometh evil?

Is he neither able nor willing?

Then why call him god?

~ Epicurus (341-270 BCE)

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, " Megan Milligan "

<yasminduran@c...>

wrote:

> just wanted to send out a warning that if you let your cat

outdoors, or your

neighbors do so, to keep household products & potential poisons out

of reach & safely

tucked away.

> Bad enough, my grandma died this weekend, then my poor aunt had to

go through

losing her oldest cat too. Needless to say it hasnt' been a good

week.

>

> Megan

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In a message dated 1/14/04 12:41:24 PM,

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> > Bad enough, my grandma died this weekend, then my poor aunt had to

> go through losing her oldest cat too.  Needless to say it hasnt' been

> a good week.

> >

> > Megan

>

wow, megan, i'm so sorry to hear about your aunt's cat and your grandma!!!

 

i've heard stories about people deliberately poisoning neighbours' pets in

order to keep them out of their yards. i don't know if this was a similar

incident or not, but in any case, it's an awful lesson to be learned the hard

way.

my thoughts are with you and yours.

 

melody

 

 

http://www.melodysmusic.net

 

 

 

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It's called the law of sowing. " What you reap, that shall you also

sow. " And even though we don't commit certain acts of aggression,

the Earth system is a whole, and any act of violence affects the

entire organism. The law of sowing states 1. You reap WHAT you sow

2. You reap AFTER you sow and 3. You reap MORE THAN you sow.

 

> Is god willing to prevent evil but not able?

> Then he is not omnipotent.

> Is he able but not willing?

> Then he is malevolent.

> Is he both able and willing?

> Then whence cometh evil?

> Is he neither able nor willing?

> Then why call him god?

> ~ Epicurus (341-270 BCE)

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That is terribly sad. I do not let my cats out as we have coyotes in the area,

and I have seen one with a cat in his mouth.

I do work on my car, mostly topping up fluids. I hadn't thought of this before,

but it is very important to clean up any spillage, or at minimum, wash it down

with lots of water. It takes very little antifreeze to kill a small animal, and

the taste is apparently very attractive to pets.

 

Donni

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Tuesday, January 13, 2004 11:39 PM

Re: (OT) please watch out for your cats! ( &

other pets) a warning!!!

 

 

, " Megan Milligan "

<yasminduran@c...> wrote:

> Bad enough, my grandma died this weekend, then my poor aunt had to

go through losing her oldest cat too. Needless to say it hasnt' been

a good week.

>

> Megan

 

 

Megan thanks for the headsup about our pets and chemicals. You have

my deepest sympathies for your loss of your grandma. Sending hugs and

good thoughts your way.

 

Lisa Marie who has many cats.

 

 

 

 

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