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You are so sweet, Brony❤️🤗Having you, and the community, walk through this past 1 1/2 weeks has certainly helped me – to know you’re there for us. Thank you. How are you and Crazy Lucy doing? {{HUGS}} Toni

Dana, what a great story. I’ve read it twice already! You are very kind people to care so well and so much for these babies.🤗 It’s easy to post some photos of Lexie Loo Who. Just click the camera icon on the lower left of the comment box and upload from your device. We’d love to see her, and Grunt-Grunt’s house . That’s quite a story behind the name. I’m going to post about my foster kitten and will share the backstory of what I’m naming him. Thank you Dana, for sharing with us. Please continue to do so, and we want to see pictures 🙂 {{BIG HUGS}} Toni

The name Lexie Loo Who just came to me when we got her. I have a habit of putting the first letter of the name with oo behind it on a lot of dogs. The Who came from the little girl in the Grinch, Cindy Lou Who. She has blossomed so much since we brought her home. When we got her she hadn’t been groomed in months, was filthy, matted stinky and had a horrible ear infection in both ears. She spent the first month sitting on the arm of the couch and shook. She was so traumatized. It just broke my heart. She’s an 8 yr old apricot cockapoo, with little dark patches. Now that she’s been groomed she’s so cute. There were a couple of coincidences that told me that I was doing the right thing by adopting her. First when I got Grunt-Grunt it was 2 wks after I lost Ladiebug. I picked Lexie Loo up 2 wks after I lost Grunt-Grunt. Second they were both 7yrs when I got them, Third both turned 8 in May after getting them. Four we left the house at 1:15 when going to let Grunt-Grunt go, and…

YEAH that is fantastic news,YEAH…,.must of been the medicine. I’m so happy. I can’t get the smile off my face. I’m dancing with Crazy Lucy. Thank you Toni.

It was hard to see him suffering . We try every thing . I just do not want to do the needles thing on him . We are looking for a new fur baby . I know it was not replace him . I just want a loveable baby for my handsome son . He has autism he is he wants a doggy friend

I am so very sorry, Rosemary. What a charming name – Autumn. It’s a sad fact that our pets are only “on loan” to us, never for long enough. Forever wouldn’t be long enough. Fifteen years of joy and love is a gift you shared and I hope with time you find smiles before tears with her memories. May we see some photos of beautiful Autumn, and hear more about her please? Perhaps you will join our kind group Thursday October 19th at 7PM Eastern. The link is under Events. We’re here for you, Rosemary.

Tammey, how sad and painful. I am so very sorry. If or when you are up to sharing more about Rocko’s seizures, it is helpful to everyone to learn more. Also, please tell us more about Rocko and your lives together. Did he always have seizures or did they come on? My 18 y/o cat started having them towards the end. It’s terrible to see and I truly am so sorry for your loss.💔Toni

Oh Rosemary I am so sorry. It will take some time, 15 years is a long time. Autumn had the best years, cause you gave the best of yours. If I had glue I would mend your heart. You will see each other one day. Blessings to you.

Oh what a thing to wait for. Positive thoughts. You are stronger than anyone I know. Everything on me is crossed..I hope it’s because of the medicine, he’s so little, I want to see him grow up and love you to pieces. I’ll be strong too. (I will try) waiting to hear positive…..I once tried to save a bird, he died, I cried and sobbed over the poor bird. Mom said throw him in the garbage can. Ewww! What a thought…it’s buried in a shoe box in the back yard.

Brony, how lovely you are. I cared for my mother at home (she had ALS – not ALZ) and it is both grueling and rewarding. The kitten vomited this morning, which is another symptom, but he’s on a lot of medication and I think anyone would throw up and have diarrhea! I’ll ask about the baby food and pumpkin. Thank you for sharing that. We’re going to be tested this morning (1PM Eastern) and I will let you know what happens. If he has Panleuk, they’ll keep him and euthanize him, which is just too heartbreaking. We have become very close and I will adopt him if he survives! I am sending you {BIG HUGS}. Toni

But you taking in old animals is priceless. Not many people can do this. I took care of my mom, she lived to 92. I couldn’t do it again, but she stayed in her home. Kitties of all ages need you. You are a special lady.

Half a teaspoon of pumpkin or baby food chicken or turkey. That’s how I got rid of Lucy’s diarrhea. In about a week and she has been normal eversince. Also kitten chow wet it. It helps fill the tummy. Just my 2 cents worth.

He’s adorable. Are you going to adopt him?