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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / October 2006Miss Lily Whiskers is home
Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and a bit bald on her bum, but OK. TED took X-rays this morning and had a good look. Lily did indeed have an airgun pellet lodged in her back, but fortunately it wasn't very deep and he managed to remove it fairly easily. He's flushed out the wound, packed it with some sort of oozy antibiotic healing gel that aids healing and gets rid of the muck (but looks gross) and he has put her back on much stronger antibiotics that are more paletable than the last lot she had. Apparently, the Cellulitis that she had as a result of the abscess forming from the airgun pellet, had caused some of her fat layer to start to necrotise, so he flushed all that gunk out too. Apparently with the Cellulitis, she was just *unlucky* - because of where the wound was, it couldn't drain properly and so wouldn't heal hence the spread of infection. TED has spoken to the RSPCA and the police himself today. Apparently Lily was the 3rd cat this morning that he had in from the same geographical area that had been shot with air pellets, he's had 8 cats in this week that have been shot and it's only Wednesday. The police are apparently taking him seriously, and I'll be filing an official report. That's providing my baby bro doesn't kill the f**ker who did this to his baby girl first..... ;o) Helen M > TED has spoken to the RSPCA and the police himself today. Apparently > Lily was the 3rd cat this morning that he had in from the same [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > That's providing my baby bro doesn't kill the f**ker who did this to his > baby girl first..... ;o) Personally, I'd like for your brother have a go at the SOB. I'm glad they are acting on it. I mean ONE is awful but that is a huge amount of cats! HOrrible. I"m so glad Miss Lily is OK > Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and > a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Helen M > Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and > a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Helen M I am glad she is home and I know that she will do fine in such good care. Your TED seems right on. Please tell your bro that he should refrain.Not because the kitty-shooter doesn't deserve to get his butt kicked but your brother doesn't need to get in trouble. Let's hope the guy gets caught and resists arrest. Will in New Haven -- > > Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and > > a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > kicked but your brother doesn't need to get in trouble. Let's hope the > guy gets caught and resists arrest. I don't think her brother should DO anything except be seen out and about with Miss Whiskers.....sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words. >> I am glad she is home and I know that she will do fine in such good >> care. Your TED seems right on. Please tell your bro that he should [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >I don't think her brother should DO anything except be seen out and about >with Miss Whiskers.....sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words. This reminds me of those kids who went to jail for killing a woman who was driving under an underpass where they were dropping huge rocks trying to hit cars. A really bad combination of boredom, poor supervision, poor judgment, and a detachment from reality. I wish the person responsible could see these kitties in the emergency room. > This reminds me of those kids who went to jail for killing a woman who > was driving under an underpass where they were dropping huge rocks > trying to hit cars. A really bad combination of boredom, poor > supervision, poor judgment, and a detachment from reality. I remember that! In the Boston area, about 20 years ago, right? It was horrible. Joyce Jake and Molly will purr for her recovery. Kayla however has offered to get her back up are growl and bare her teeth for the piece of scum who is doing this. Jo > Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and > a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Helen M >Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and >a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > >Helen M Helen, so glad she is home and will be okay. And I have no words that are printable for whoever is shooting at this cats. Ginger-lyn Home Pages: http://www.moonsummer.com http://www.angelfire.com/folk/glsummer (homepage & cats) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~summer/index.htm (genealogy) http://www.movieanimals.bravehost.com/ (The Violence Against Animals in Movies Website) >Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and >a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >it couldn't drain properly and so wouldn't heal hence the spread of >infection. >TED has spoken to the RSPCA and the police himself today. Apparently >Lily was the 3rd cat this morning that he had in from the same [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >That's providing my baby bro doesn't kill the f**ker who did this to his >baby girl first..... ;o) Oooooooh, it just makes me furious! Poor little Lily. She's a tough little mite though, as we all know. >Helen M Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh Make Levees, Not War > Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and > a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG I'm glad Lily will be okay! Poor little thing, though. I'm also glad the police are taking the vet seriously. It's just too bad that so many poor cats had to take painful injuries for this problem to get the attention it deserves. Melissa > Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and > a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > That's providing my baby bro doesn't kill the f**ker who did this to his > baby girl first..... ;o) I have missed all this today as I was at work. Work seriously impacts on my ability to keep up with rpca! I am relieved that the pellet was easily removed and I wish that the barrel could turn around and shoot the perpetrator in the face as soon as it is pointed at a living being. I am a little concerned that my next-door-but-one neighbour has bought his 14 y o an air rifle which he seems very thrilled with. At the moment he spends most of the time shooting at a target on his father's garage. Let's hope that he'll remain satisfied with shooting at this. God help him if he shoots at my cats, or chickens. Normally I am mild, but if anyone threatens any of my animals I go berserk. Tweed >> Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and >> a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > > Tweed You think you are bad Don't get me started what is that saying Death comes on swift wings for those who hurt the ones I love something like that >>> Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and >>> a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > Death comes on swift wings for those who hurt the ones I love > something like that Since my neighbour's child has not yet shot my cats I am holding off from killing him for the moment. <grin> Tweed >> I have missed all this today as I was at work. Work seriously impacts on >> my ability to keep up with rpca! [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Death comes on swift wings for those who hurt the ones I love > something like that . I just love this phrase, I never heard it before. I like the idea of it. Tweed The pack is continuing to purr and you should hear them they are vibrating the walls off for a quick recovery > Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and > a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Helen M > Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and > a bit bald on her bum, but OK. Glad she's home and healing. Dirty litterbox offerings and shrivelling reproductive organs to the moron who shot her. helen s > > Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and > > a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > helen s I second the " shrivelling reproductive organ" curse to the said moron. ;) ... and healing purrs to Miss Lily Whiskers. Dewi. > I second the " shrivelling reproductive organ" curse to the said moron. > ;) May they do more than shrivel. May they fall off/out and blow away, to prevent this moron from ever passing on defective.... whatever. > Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore > and > a bit bald on her bum, but OK. Purrs for Lily's swift and uneventful recovery. The customary litterbox offerings etc. to the sob wot dunnit. Finally here's hoping the frequency of shootings persuades the police to actually DO something for once. Purrs etc. from Gordon & the FF >> Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore >> and [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > to > actually DO something for once. I was thinking, not just litterbox offerings but a one way ticket to Baghdad.  SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy and Bagheera) Cats leave pawprints on your heart. http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk > I was thinking, not just litterbox offerings but a one way ticket to > Baghdad. with nothing but an airgun to protect himself. --tension > > I was thinking, not just litterbox offerings but a one way ticket to > > Baghdad. > > with nothing but an airgun to protect himself. > > --tension Now that's karma. Dewi. > > I was thinking, not just litterbox offerings but a one way ticket to > > Baghdad. > > with nothing but an airgun to protect himself. As I have been out all day I've missed this thread! Might I add that he should be dumped into the middle of the hottest area of Muslim fundamentalism available with nothing but an airgun to protect his rapidly shrivelling genitalia and a sign in Iraqi reminding the locals the prophet Mohammed (Peace be upon him) loved cats so much that he once cut the sleeve of his robe off when he was due to be preaching since to move his sleeve would have disturbed a cat and her kittens who were asleep on his sleeve at the time... Now there's a well trained slave (I've heard some Muslim's refer to the "M" mark on a tabby's head (which we call "Mary's mark" as "Mohammed's (Peace be upon him) mark" Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > tension_on_the_wire wrote: >> > I was thinking, not just litterbox offerings but a one way ticket to [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > "M" mark on a tabby's head (which we call "Mary's mark" as "Mohammed's > (Peace be upon him) mark" What a great idea (and story)!! > What a great idea (and story)!! Told to me by a strict Muslim lady who had 3 owners of her own Lesley Slave of the Fabulous Furballs > > What a great idea (and story)!! > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Slave of the Fabulous Furballs That tale shows a side to al-Islam often obscured by the awful things that have been done in the name of the faith. Will in New Haven -- "Hunting is hunting and mating is mating; The prey HAS no gender." Feather from POKER FOR CATS > That tale shows a side to al-Islam often obscured by the awful things > that have been done in the name of the faith. Most religions have as their core values things like peace, love, respect, dignity, etc. But religions are practiced by humans, after all, who are far less than perfect. So in real life, the religions are only as good as the people who follow them. Most religions have their extremists, and I'm as much afraid of the extremists of other religions as I am of Islamic fundamentalists. But there are plenty of down-to-earth, sane, rational moderates in Islam, as there are in all of the other religions. Joyce > > That tale shows a side to al-Islam often obscured by the awful things > > that have been done in the name of the faith. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Joyce I have to tell you, I live in one of the most diverse areas in the US. The kids my mother teaches are Latino, Chinese, Indian, Pakistani, Afghani, from the former Soviet Union and more. And when 9/11 happened, after seeing that we were all OK, her first worry was for her little Pakistani, Palestinian and Afghani kids. She only knows them as children-- smart and not-so-smart, well and not-so-well-behaved-- but entirely innocent. "What's this going to do to them? What's going to happen to them?" And she continues to worry about the world they are growing up in. Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh Make Levees, Not War > the locals the prophet Mohammed (Peace be upon him) loved cats so much > that he once cut the sleeve of his robe off when he was due to be > preaching since to move his sleeve would have disturbed a cat and her > kittens who were asleep on his sleeve at the time... A cat, whose name, by the way, was "Muezza". 8^D --tension >Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and >a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > >Helen M I just read the first report and then decided to look for a follow-up before posting. I am so happy Lily wasn't hurt any worse than she was. She was very lucky. And I am very pleased that TED is taking a hand in this. The police seem to take action better from a professional rather than a every day citizen. Sad, but true. I hope the perpetrator is caught soon and punished to the fullest extent of the law. In the meantime, Robin assured me that the Mothership is sending the perp some evil dreams...hehe...;-> -- CATherine Poor Miss Lily Whiskers. I hope she's feeling better soon. And I hope the police catch up with the sick sadist who's doing these things even sooner! Jeanne Hedge, as directed by Natasha ============ http://www.jhedge.com >Apparently, the Cellulitis that she had as a result of the abscess >forming from the airgun pellet, had caused some of her fat layer to >start to necrotise, so he flushed all that gunk out too. Apparently with >the Cellulitis, she was just *unlucky* - because of where the wound was, >it couldn't drain properly and so wouldn't heal hence the spread of >infection. I was so glad to hear that she was all right. I so hope the police catch the person who's doing this. Helen Miles skrev i meddelandet <831108063ce82a7af18de5f6a186f1a2.76411@mygate.mailgate.org>... >Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and >a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > >Helen M I can only agree from my heart with everything everyone has written about this. Good wishes for Miss Lily and the other hurt cats and very bad wishes for the culprit. Elisabet >Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and >a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > >Helen M Poor baby. Healing purrs for Miss Lily Whiskers. Hope they catch and prosocute the sick Bas***d that is doing this. Randy http://picasaweb.google.com/crmartin1 http://kittenwar.com/kittens/74045/ > Thanks to TED, Miss Lily Whiskers came home this evening. A bit sore and > a bit bald on her bum, but OK. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Helen M I'm so glad to hear Lily is going to be ok, but that there are so many kitties that were shot - I have no words! I'm glad the police is taking it seriously. Lots of healing purrs and best wishes for Miss Lily Whiskers, Polonca and Soncek |
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