Conference misery::feline_v1

3780.0. "KITTENS - NEED HOME or EUTHENASIA - PLEASE!!" by HYEND::D_CRUZ () Mon Jul 09 1990 18:42

    	Two three month-old Male Kittens will undergo euthenasia in less
    than two weeks.  They need a home and they need their lives saved.
    
    	Here's a quick history.  The mother was a Stray my wife picked up
    off the side of the road after being hit by a car and left to die.  She
    was pregnant.  We were going to abort the kittens we assumed were dead
    from the ordeal suffered by the mother.  She was too far along in her
    pregnancy and still recovering from the accident to take a chance on
    traumatising her any further.  We had to allow the kittens to either be
    born dead or alive or probably with defects - or have syrgery performed
    on her if the delivery were to be difficult.
    
    	Four kittens were born, one died three days later and the Mother
    and my wife raised the other three healthy kitties.  One has been given
    a home.  The other two could not remain in our home and after weaning
    have been removed to a temporary shelter for TWO WEEKS ONLY.  We have a
    cat of our own and I now have a new Dog.  I'm not a cat lover and
    cannot tolerate more than one cat in the home.  I like animals and have
    helped where I could with these little guys - but, their time is
    running out and they must have a home or be put down.
    
    	One of them, I call Penguin is a Gray Tabby with lots of
    personality.  He's really cute and likes to be handled, sleeps with you
    too - he likes people.  He has really nice markings.  The other is
    Light Gray with little white feet and a narrow white line between the
    eyes running down towards the mouth.  He's a bit shy.
    
    	Anyhow - I don't want to see them put down as much as cats are not
    my preference, but I will not have them - and I do, nonetheless, care to
    know they will do someone some good.  Please try to help us. 
    
    
    				Save a life.
    
    P.S.
    
    	Our Cat, Dorian Gray, was a stray.  Thge new dog, nameless at this
    time is a stray.
    
    Ask for my wife Joanne during working hours at (508) 885-4705.
    In the evenings call us at (508) 753-6043.
    
    
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    	Folks.  One more week to go.