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2851.1 | Try Buddy Dog | MICLUS::MTAG | | Tue Sep 12 1989 15:22 | 8 |
| Try Buddy Dog in Sudbury also. They are supposed to be a no kill
shelter. I'm almost positive they take cats.
I'd love another but my husband says three is enough (he has
allergies).
Mary
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2851.2 | Framingham Farm? | MICLUS::MTAG | | Tue Sep 12 1989 15:25 | 12 |
| One more suggestion... There is a farm (or something) in Framingham in
which the owner has a ton of stray cats. This past Spring, he had them
all neutered through Friends of Animals and the Framingham Animal
Shelter. I found this out from a woman who works for Friends of
Animals. Her name is Paula Seavey and her number is 508-872-2790. If
this man is willing to take another cat, it's a better alternative than
a shelter. I'm sure a deposit or something will be asked for if your
stray isn't altered.
Good luck,
Mary
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2851.3 | | CRUISE::NDC | Nancy Diettrich-Cunniff-I wanted it all | Wed Sep 13 1989 08:24 | 14 |
| If money is your only concern I'd be happy to donate some money
to help pay for his keep. Let me know where to send it.
Also, if you still want to take him to a shelter, try Kitty Angels
in Tyngsboro. I can't locate their number right now but its in
other notes. I suspect that they're all still full.
There was also a new shelter listed in Sutton Mass. Their
number is 508 865-6525.
Try ads in the local grocery stores and churches and vets offices.
Good luck.
Nancy DC
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2851.4 | | CRUISE::NDC | Nancy Diettrich-Cunniff-I wanted it all | Wed Sep 13 1989 08:26 | 2 |
| see note 2110.16 for other shelters
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2851.5 | Thanks for replies so far. | PROMAD::WILCOX | JUDY | Wed Sep 13 1989 09:20 | 16 |
| re 3 and 4. No money is a very small part of it. I am certainly
willing to do my part in the feeding until the cat has a home. I am
sharing the feeding with a neighbor. He's a big cat and a good eater,
but my main concern is that he really wants to come inside and we have
had a few cold days. I can't let him in nor can my neighbor because of
our cats. He has been around our condos all summer and the time has
come where we have to do something. I am very interested in finding
out if the farm in Framingham that takes cats would have room for him.
This sounds like it could be the ideal place for him. He is healthy,
has no fleas or mites, and is neutered. I have already checked note
2110.16 for shelters. I live in Leominster so was hoping to find a
good one not too far away. I'm very concerned he go to a good place,
because he is such a sweet cat.
Thanks for all your responses. This is really great forum for solving
problems.
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2851.6 | CAT HAS A NEW HOME | PROMAD::WILCOX | JUDY | Fri Sep 15 1989 10:19 | 13 |
| The cat has a home as of last night! My neighbor put his picture and
an ad in a newspaper in the town he works, and a couple came over and
picked him up last night. My neighbor told me her husband went with
the cat and the people to their home and, when they brought him inside,
he got out of the box, flopped on the floor with his tail twitching
(which he always did when he was happy), and purred. The people who
took him are going to let my neighbors know how it is working, but it
certainly seems like a happy ending.
Thanks to everyone who responded, either with an interest in taking the
cat or with help on where to take him. I really appreciate it.
Judy
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2851.7 | | CRUISE::NDC | Nancy Diettrich-Cunniff-I wanted it all | Mon Sep 18 1989 08:50 | 3 |
| YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAY!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'M SO HAPPY!
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2851.8 | :_) | SUBURB::TUDORK | SKEADUGENGA | Wed Oct 11 1989 15:29 | 4 |
| Ignore my request for update in the other note - I'm so glad he
found a home.
Kate
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