Purrs In Our Hearts - Cat Forum UK
Cat Rescue & Rehoming => Rescue & Rehoming General => Topic started by: Ela on May 23, 2007, 08:56:26 AM
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Lets hope the day improves, before 8.30 I had to authorise a cat to be PTS, :( it was middle aged, unneutered, very ill, suffering, FIV+ and all the signs of FIP. The sad bit it years ago someone moved and left it behind, an old gentleman took it on and then when her could care for it no more it was just left to stray. How sad, if only the little ones plight had been bought to our attention when it was first abandoned things would hopefully have worked out much better.
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Thats really sad Ela you must hear of so many that are just abandoned :'( :'(
At least its the poor little darling will suffer no more :hug: as you helped him on his way to a new day at the bridge with lots of friends waiting
RIP little man. Have fun playing with your new friends today
xx
:candle:
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Hope your day gets better Ela :hug:! Poor old thing, I don't understand why people just abandon cats like that... our Sooty lived for 7 years after he was diagnosed with FIV and once he learned to take it a bit easier he had a very happy, healthy life up to the end.
Run free little one :hug:
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So sad rest in peace little one.
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That is so sad, RIP little one :'(
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Sooty lived for 7 years after he was diagnosed with FIV and once he learned to take it a bit easier he had a very happy, healthy life up to the end.
We do have a FIV unit and home many as they can live a full life. However, in this case there were other things going on and as cat was suffering our vet thought in the cats interest the kindest thing was to gently PTS. If our vet thinks a cat can have a quality life we will authorise any amount of treatment.
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Sooty lived for 7 years after he was diagnosed with FIV and once he learned to take it a bit easier he had a very happy, healthy life up to the end.
We do have a FIV unit and home many as they can live a full life. However, in this case there were other things going on and as cat was suffering our vet thought in the cats interest the kindest thing was to gently PTS. If our vet thinks a cat can have a quality life we will authorise any amount of treatment.
I know, what I meant was - it's just so sad that, if he'd had the right treatment early enough, he could have had a much happier life and you might not have had to have him PTS... hope you didn't think I was criticising you!! :Nooooo:
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I just dont understand some people would they abandon their kids?
RIP little cat. Sorry you didnt belong to nicer people.
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Awww, that's so sad. Yet again - I hope your day improves!
RIP, Little man. :RIP:
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hope you didn't think I was criticising you!!
I just was not 100% sure you knew I authorised the little one to be gently PTS for the right reasons. I just wanted to confirm that because a little one has FIV (unless suffering ) is not a reason in itself I would authorise PTS
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Ela - I know from reading stuff on CatChat as well as on here that you do wonderful work for cats with FIV. I wish there were more people out there like you :hug:
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Ela - I know from reading stuff on CatChat as well as on here that you do wonderful work for cats with FIV. I wish there were more people out there like you :hug:
As a subject very close to my heart, I would defo have to second that ;D