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Date: Monday, August 01, 2005 9:01 PM -0400
Subject:150 Purebred
Cats Need
Help VT Date: 8/1/2005 10:52:05 A
> Message from Dr. Bruce LeGallais
> My name is Dr. Bruce LeGallais. I am a veterinarian
> working in a small animal practice in Central Vermont.
> A client of mine, 4 or 5 years ago, attempted to
> become an exotic cat breeder (specifically Bengals and
> Abyssinians). Unfortunately she has bred a great
> number of cats but was unable to part with any of the
> litters. As a consequence she has become a hoarder and
> potentially has 100 to 150 cats in her house. Although
> this woman is very nice she obviously has some
> problems and is finally seeking some medical
> treatment. Therefore she can no longer care for her
> cats. The humane societies in Vermont are at full
> capacity at this time and no one can seem to help out
> with this problem.
> I am volunteering my time and resources to help find
> her cats homes. If not, they will all have to be
> euthanized. I personally will be going into the house
> to select out the healthy individuals and make sure
> they are up to date on their vaccines.
>
> This is a very unfortunate situation but hopefully
> with some good old Yankee Ingenuity (I am Canadian)
> some of these cats can be adopted out to good and
> loving homes. The house they are currently living in
> has been condemned by the Dept. of Health.
>
> In conclusion, I am seeking help in finding an
> alternative to euthanizing young, healthy cats of an
> unfortunate circumstance. If anyone is interested or
> can help me find homes please e-mail me back at
> catamount662@adelphia.net.
>
> Thank-you for your time and consideration, Dr. Bruce
Pat - 04 Aug 2005 15:32 GMT
This is the same rescue operation I posted as "Major rescue operation in New
England" on Tuesday - not in the northwest.
Karen - 04 Aug 2005 15:50 GMT
ACK! You're right. And I meant New ENgland. Sorry. I thought I would post it
though since it had contact info. I sure hope that they get it done. I would
guess it might be easier with this aby/bengel deal. People ought to be
flocking in.
> This is the same rescue operation I posted as "Major rescue operation in New
> England" on Tuesday - not in the northwest.
Kreisleriana - 04 Aug 2005 17:46 GMT
>ACK! You're right. And I meant New ENgland. Sorry. I thought I would post it
>though since it had contact info. I sure hope that they get it done. I would
>guess it might be easier with this aby/bengel deal. People ought to be
>flocking in.
What can someone do who doesn't live nearby?
Theresa
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Pat - 04 Aug 2005 18:06 GMT
> What can someone do who doesn't live nearby?
There will probably be some transporting arrangements available. Try
contacting the folks whose addresses Karen and I have posted (see my Tuesday
post).
Karen AKA Kajikit - 05 Aug 2005 20:23 GMT
>> What can someone do who doesn't live nearby?
>>
>There will probably be some transporting arrangements available. Try
>contacting the folks whose addresses Karen and I have posted (see my Tuesday
>post).
Oh the poor kitties! They must be beautiful babies too... if we were
in the same area we'd take one or two in a flash, but south Florida is
just too far away. It wouldn't be fair to the cat to transport them
right across the country!
I hope they all find homes asap...

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