6/27/15
Do you like cats? We do :) 5 colors, sizes to 4XL, International shipping is available All of our net proceeds will go towards the building fund.
http://www.booster.com/iheartcats
Only a few more days to get yours! last day is 7/2, don’t miss our :) http://www.booster.com/iheartcats
Cat Updates
We received Nicky’s necropsy back. It was dry FIP. I have done lots of research because I am confused of how he could be negative for the corona virus but have FIP. FIP is caused by a mutation of the corona virus. If you send out for a PCR test for the corona virus it detects minute amounts of the virus. In advanced clinical cases, the virus antibodies may be bound into complexes that are not detected by the laboratory test, producing a false negative result. Therefore a negative test in the presence of advanced signs does not rule out the diagnosis of FIP. He is missed, he was a funny little fellow.
Nicky
Snicker
Last Saturday I did the race Snicker to Raleigh trip again. Traffic was horrible, took over 2 hours to get there!! He had lost a couple of ounces (which under normal circumstances is not a big deal) but most of all I was not happy with his respiratory rate. Normal for a cat is 20-30 I watched him and counted several times and was getting high 30’s low 40’s each time. Although his lung sounds were clear bi-laterally, no wheezing, rales or bronchi (sorry, the paramedic in me coming out) He just was not acting like normal Snicker (in vet talk he was ADR, they actually know what that means if you say that to your vet :), it means, Aint’ doing right) Better safe than sorry. I made the drive. They took x-rays, his lungs look better (as many antibiotics as he is getting I would sure hope so) they also noted a small infection starting around his feeding tube. They took a sample of the discharge to see what will grow. Got the results late yesterday and have started him on yet another antibiotic. Poor Snicker. He is such a champ. Two days later his neck all around the feeding tube had erupted with horrible sores! Another call to Raleigh, they agreed with me, pull the tube and have the local vet take a look at it. So a fast trip to our local vet. They flushed it and said keep antibiotic creme on it. It must itch Snicker really badly because he is scratching at it and it looks pretty horrible. I have been cleaning it twice a day and putting creme and fresh bandages on it. The feeding tube cover is keeping him from clawing it open. I would rather let it stay uncovered but it needs to heal more before we do that. Now that we know what antibiotic will fix it we hope it will heal up quickly.
Autumn
Casey
Autumn is hanging in there. She is going more sniffy, nasally sounding. Her lung sounds are clear. I suspect the tumor has gotten larger. The sniffy sounds are what made us take her to the vet the first time because it did not clear up after a week of antibiotics. She is eating but starting to lose weight an ounce here and there. she is stilling walking the wheel :)
Casey’s blood work is normal. She is having another Chest X-ray next week. She is eating on her own, holding her weight BUT has not regained as much weight as I would like to see. She is still on antibiotics and vitamins.
We use 60 boxes of litter each month! Please help us win 5000 pounds of litter! http://www.freekatlitter.com/litter4kitties Here is the info they will ask you... Shelter Name: Blind Cat Rescue State: NC City: St Pauls Type, Shelter Put in your email address. LAST DAY TO VOTE IS 7/1
One vote per day. If you make it through the captcha it is counting your vote ignore it saying the portall is not working or what ever the error message is. We are currently in first place so it is counting something.
Make BCR your Vacation Destination ;) Don’t forget we do have a guest house available for visitors :) This video is of Jeanie from California She and her mother came to visit for the day on the way to going to Myrtle Beach. Email me for more info alana@blindcatrescue.com
She is also a sponsor of 3 of the cats! You may find out about sponsoring at http://blindcatrescue.com/sponsor.htm
The kitties will have the guest house ready for you :)
Thank you to all of our wonderful eBay Sellers that share so generously of their auctions with the cats! You may find all the wonderful treasures here => HERE
Some of the wonderful items right now on Ebay helping the cats!
You may watch the cats LIVE every day on ROKU and http://ustream.tv/blindcatrescue
Jeanie and Colonel (one of her sponsor kitties)
This is a video taken by Stephanie doing tour. Note that she is juggling a camera, ipad and wearing a GoPro camera.
FREE WAYS to Help The Cats Click every day: http://shopforyourcause.com/click-to-donate/donate?ctd=4 Do you shop with Schawns? Use our link and it helps the cats: http://schwans-cares.com/campaigns/12579-blind-cat-kitty-care Do you shop with Amazon? Shop through http://smile.amazon.com and pick Blind Cat Rescue as your charity and their foundation will make a donation to the cats Make your own fundraiser for the cats. Share your birthday, anniversary or anything else you would like. http://blindcatrescue.org/fundraise.htm?/Members?cards=1 Do you like to run, walk, jog? Download the resqwalk app, pick Blind Cat rescue and then will donate to us for every mile you walk. Apple and droids :) http://resqwalk.com
7/11 noon - 4 8/15 noon - 4 9/19 noon - 4 10/17 noon - 4 11/14 noon - 4
Open House Schedule
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Colonel - sauve and FIV+
Manxi
Abbey
Gina
6/27/15
Only a few more days to get yours! last day is 7/2, don’t miss our :) http://www.booster.com/iheartcats
http://www.booster.com/iheartcats
Do you like cats? We do :) 5 colors, sizes to 4XL, International shipping is available All of our net proceeds will go towards the building fund.
Cat Updates
We received Nicky’s necropsy back. It was dry FIP. I have done lots of research because I am confused of how he could be negative for the corona virus but have FIP. FIP is caused by a mutation of the corona virus. If you send out for a PCR test for the corona virus it detects minute amounts of the virus. In advanced clinical cases, the virus antibodies may be bound into complexes that are not detected by the laboratory test, producing a false negative result. Therefore a negative test in the presence of advanced signs does not rule out the diagnosis of FIP. He is missed, he was a funny little fellow.
Snicker
Last Saturday I did the race Snicker to Raleigh trip again. Traffic was horrible, took over 2 hours to get there!! He had lost a couple of ounces (which under normal circumstances is not a big deal) but most of all I was not happy with his respiratory rate. Normal for a cat is 20-30 I watched him and counted several times and was getting high 30’s low 40’s each time. Although his lung sounds were clear bi-laterally, no wheezing, rales or bronchi (sorry, the paramedic in me coming out) He just was not acting like normal Snicker (in vet talk he was ADR, they actually know what that means if you say that to your vet :), it means, Aint’ doing right) Better safe than sorry. I made the drive. They took x-rays, his lungs look better (as many antibiotics as he is getting I would sure hope so) they also noted a small infection starting around his feeding tube. They took a sample of the discharge to see what will grow. Got the results late yesterday and have started him on yet another antibiotic. Poor Snicker. He is such a champ. Two days later his neck all around the feeding tube had erupted with horrible sores! Another call to Raleigh, they agreed with me, pull the tube and have the local vet take a look at it. So a fast trip to our local vet. They flushed it and said keep antibiotic creme on it. It must itch Snicker really badly because he is scratching at it and it looks pretty horrible. I have been cleaning it twice a day and putting creme and fresh bandages on it. The feeding tube cover is keeping him from clawing it open. I would rather let it stay uncovered but it needs to heal more before we do that. Now that we know what antibiotic will fix it we hope it will heal up quickly.
Autumn
Autumn is hanging in there. She is going more sniffy, nasally sounding. Her lung sounds are clear. I suspect the tumor has gotten larger. The sniffy sounds are what made us take her to the vet the first time because it did not clear up after a week of antibiotics. She is eating but starting to lose weight an ounce here and there. she is stilling walking the wheel :)
Casey
Casey’s blood work is normal. She is having another Chest X-ray next week. She is eating on her own, holding her weight BUT has not regained as much weight as I would like to see. She is still on antibiotics and vitamins.
We use 60 boxes of litter each month! Please help us win 5000 pounds of litter! http://www.freekatlitter.com/litter4kitties Here is the info they will ask you... Shelter Name: Blind Cat Rescue State: NC City: St Pauls Type, Shelter Put in your email address. LAST DAY TO VOTE IS 7/1
Make BCR your Vacation Destination ;) Don’t forget we do have a guest house available for visitors :) This video is of Jeanie from California She and her mother came to visit for the day on the way to going to Myrtle Beach. Email me for more info alana@blindcatrescue.com
She is also a sponsor of 3 of the cats! You may find out about sponsoring at http://blindcatrescue.com/sponsor.htm
Jeanie and Colonel (one of her sponsor kitties)
The kitties will have the guest house ready for you :)
Thank you to all of our wonderful eBay Sellers that share so generously of their auctions with the cats! You may find all the wonderful treasures here => HERE
Some of the wonderful items right now on Ebay helping the cats!
FREE WAYS to Help The Cats Click every day: http://shopforyourcause.com/click-to-donate/donate?ctd=4 Do you shop with Schawns? Use our link and it helps the cats: http://schwans-cares.com/campaigns/12579-blind-cat-kitty-care Do you shop with Amazon? Shop through http://smile.amazon.com and pick Blind Cat Rescue as your charity and their foundation will make a donation to the cats Make your own fundraiser for the cats. Share your birthday, anniversary or anything else you would like. http://blindcatrescue.org/fundraise.htm?/Members?cards=1 Do you like to run, walk, jog? Download the resqwalk app, pick Blind Cat rescue and then will donate to us for every mile you walk. Apple and droids :) http://resqwalk.com
This is a video taken by Stephanie doing tour. Note that she is juggling a camera, ipad and wearing a GoPro camera.
You may watch the cats LIVE every day on ROKU and http://ustream.tv/blindcatrescue
Open House Schedule
7/11 noon - 4 8/15 noon - 4 9/19 noon - 4 10/17 noon - 4 11/14 noon - 4
Colonel - sauve and FIV+
Abbey
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