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if you have a rapport w/ the vet
many are truly like good doctors
have courage and ask would it be best for the animal to let it go?

ive met a few who will go w/ the really
medically best answer than the profitable one

also i have mucked for vets (cleaned stalls)
and done other scut work as barter for care i couldnt afford.
twice.
in 2 different towns.

the hard part is the asking for these options-for me
for my pride.

best sweetie
nice to see ya round
here we come when we are hurting-to CS

what is wrooong with us?

I will keep you updated but just in case he is too sick, here is a picture. I hope! Never done this before.

OK Since that didn't work, picture is in profile

Update:




The kitty is going to be just fine. He still has some issues but nothing life threatening and with a couple more weeks of TLC and medicine, he will be back to normal.

The infection in his eyes seems to be the most prominent problem. The Vet gave us ointment to help externally. Since the antibiotics, his appetite has improved and my son says he now follows him around the apartment purring.


So kitty now has all his shots, a new owner, a new home and a new name.


My son named him Max.


Oh and it cost me just about $100. Don't you just love a happy ending?

Glad to hear it...Now how much to euthanize your ex????

:taking notes not to date Canadians:

OHHHHHHHHH....Why NOT?????

Next time you talk to the Premier, President or whatever he is, have him to put something on the flag besides a red maple leaf please? Maybe a polar bear?


Just a thought

Thank you for letting us know!