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Conference misery::feline_v1

Title:Meower Power is Valuing Differences
Notice:FELINE_V1 is moving 1/11/94 5pm PST to MISERY
Moderator:MISERY::VANZUYLEN_RO
Created:Sun Feb 09 1986
Last Modified:Tue Jan 11 1994
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:5089
Total number of notes:60366

2933.0. "Bernice - where are you?" by CRUISE::NDC (Nancy Diettrich-Cunniff-I wanted it all) Tue Oct 10 1989 15:03

    This note is directed to Bernice who I met at the Salem show last
    weekend and who found a home for the prettiest kitty I've ever
    seen.  Her name is Queenie and she was being offered for adoption
    by the Greater Derry Humane Society.
    
    BTW - They are a wonderful group of folks operating without a
    shelter.  They foster as many cats and dogs as they can.  One
    woman told me she has 11 cats in her mobile home!  They would
    be excellent candidates for the Silver Lining Memorial.
    
    Anyway, Bernice, i don't remember your last name so I can't look
    you up in ELF and I wanted to know how Queenie is making out.
    
    Queenie, is a beautiful brown -patch tabby with the makeral (sp?)
    pattern, a locket of white on her chest, GORGEOUS green eyes and
    double paws.  Her days were "numbered" as Greater Derry had no
    home to offer her and if not adopted, she would have been returned
    to her "owner" who was planning to euthanize her.  I swear if 
    we hadn't found a home for this beauty I would have taken her.
    But I'm glad we found her a home.
    
    Thanks Bernice!  Send Mail - or let everyone know how Queenie's
    doing.
      Nancy DC
    
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2933.1Right here!SQUEKE::WARDJust pay me in CHOCOLATETue Oct 10 1989 15:4229
    Nancy
    
    I knew if I waited you would get the ball rolling :-)  I don't think
    I'm a good story teller, so I usually don't, but here goes.
    
    When I went to the Salem show, I was mainly trying to convince my
    hubby (Randy) that "we" want a Scottish Fold.  Of course, I had
    to look at the shelter kitties and found one (Queenie) that seemed
    like it might work out for a salesclerk I had met at Bradlee's earlier
    that week.  She was looking for a cat/older kitten that was good
    with kids (3+1 on the way).  When the show people announced a raffle
    on a cat condo, I gave Randy the money and asked that he buy me
    a ticket.  After looking and wanting for awhile, we left and went
    home.  While we were eating lunch, the phone rang.  It was Nancy
    DC calling to tell me I had won the cat condo, and by the way all
    the shelter cats except Queenie had been adopted.  I told her we
    would be right over to pick up the condo (from Nashua, mind you)
    and that I would call my friend.  I called her and told her about
    Queenie, and she said it sounded good to her, so I offered to pick
    Queenie up and bring her back with me, since I was going back anyway.
    Being the wonderful guy he is, Randy drove back with me and helped
    me load the condo and Queenie (with toy provide by NDC) into the
    car.  When we dropped Queenie off at her new home (she is a GREAT
    traveler, dozed most of the way), we saw two kids who thought Christmas
    had come early.  It was great.  I haven't called yet to see how
    they are doing, 'cause I wanted to wait until things had settled
    down a little.  When we left Queenie was hiding under a bed.  
    
    Bernice, Trouble, Becky & Velcro
2933.2There you are!CRUISE::NDCNancy Diettrich-Cunniff-I wanted it allTue Oct 10 1989 16:373
    Bernice - If you ever get a picture of Queenie, I'd REALLY 
    appreciate a copy.  She's quite a unique kitty.  :-)
      Nancy DC
2933.3Queenie doing greatSQUEKE::WARDJust pay me in CHOCOLATEMon Oct 16 1989 09:186
    I called Shirley Thursday night (have been too busy to update since)
    and Queenie is working out great.  I doubt I will ever get a picture
    since Shirley is not a good friend, but more of an acquantance.
    I'm just glad I could help Queenie find a good home.  
    
    Bernice, Trouble, Becky, & Velcro