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| 4718.3 | Brown tiger finds a home | XCUSME::KENDRICK | | Mon Jul 01 1991 12:05 | 15 |
| Mike -
Number 27 (or was he number 28? - they're littermates) on your list
came home with me Friday after work. He went to the vet this morning
and got a clean bill of health along with his second round of vaccines.
I haven't named him yet, but with that great big "M" on his forehead
will play a part in choosing one.
Keep up the good work!
Terry
P.S. Hoover loves him but Nymets is afraid of him!
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| 4718.4 | | CUPMK::PHILBROOK | Customer Publications Consulting | Mon Jul 01 1991 15:29 | 5 |
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Hi Terry! That's great news! Good luck with Mr. M!
Cheers,
Mike
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| 4718.6 | Wish I could help | DEMON::MURPHY | | Wed Jul 03 1991 10:51 | 13 |
| Mike,
I'll certainly pass this info. along to others. I've also posted your
adoption notices for both cats and dogs on our bulletin board here at
CTS.
Do you have sponsoring of pets until they are adopted at the shelter?
Some people who may not be able to adopt for one reason or another, may
be willing to sponsor them until they are adopted, helping with some of
the shelter's costs for keeping an animal until a home is found.
Pat
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| 4718.11 | | JUPITR::KAGNO | To cats, all things belong to cats | Wed Jul 31 1991 11:11 | 16 |
| Mike,
You might have mentioned this in here before, but I was wondering what
sort of Felv test the shelter performs on the cats. Is it a blood test
or a tear/saliva test?
I have a cat adopted from Nashua Humane and my vet asked if he had
been felv tested at the shelter. I knew he had, but wasn't certain
what type of test was performed so I had her draw blood and re-do the
test just to be safe. It was negative, just like the shelter's
results. :^)
To clarify -- we weren't doubting the shelter... Taja has a small,
fibrous lump on 2 of his lymph nodes and we wanted to re-do the test as
a precautionary measure and test for fiv at the same time.
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| 4718.12 | | CUPMK::PHILBROOK | Customer Publications Consulting | Wed Jul 31 1991 13:48 | 7 |
| We do the blood test. I understand your hesitation on the second test,
but you could easily have called the shelter or had your vet call for
the results -- we keep records. The tests are administered under the
guidance of a veterinarian from Ferry Rd. Animal Hopsital so it's done
properly. Congratulations on your new addition!
Mike
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| 4718.14 | 8/14/91 update | CUPMK::PHILBROOK | Customer Publications Consulting | Wed Aug 14 1991 14:09 | 45 |
| 8/14/91 Update
The following cats/kittens are available for adoption from the Humane
Society of New England, 24 Ferry Road, Nashua, NH. Please call (603)
883-8512 for more information.
BREED SEX AGE COLOR
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1. DSH AM 4� yrs. tiger/wht (declawed)
2. DSH F 5 yrs. yellow
3. DSH M 5 mos. siamese
4. DSH M 5 mos. siamese
5. DMH SF 3 yrs. gry/wht
6. DSH M 3 yrs. orange/wht
7. DSH F 1� yrs. brn/gld
8. DLH SF 2 yrs. tortoise
9. DSH M 8 wks. tiger/wht
10. DSH M 8 wks. blk/wht
11. DSH M 8 wks. tan/wht
12. DSH F 6 mos. wht/brn
13. DSH AM 1� yrs. blk/wht (declawed)
14. DMH F 4 mos. black
15. DSH F 2 yrs. gray tiger
DSH = Domestic Short Hair
DMH = Domestic Medium Hair
DLH = Domestic Long Hair
F = Female
M = Male
SF = Spayed Female
AM = Neutered Male
All cats are FeLeuk tested negative. Cats are given a thorough medical
evaluation and are vaccinated for distemper, fecal tested, and
dewormed.
Adoption fees are $50.00 for neutered cats, $40.00 for unneutered cats;
the $40.00 fee includes a $10.00 neuter deposit which is refunded upon
proof of neutering. Cash, VISA, and MasterCard accepted. Adoption fees
are tax deductible.
Hours:
Tuesday through Saturday 10:00am to 6:00pm
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