Thank you everyone. I am so relieved I just feel wiped out.
Here's our tuxedo girl:
http://s333.photobucket.com/albums/m391/sweetiecats/

I have sent a few e-mails to your maxshouse address about adoption but
have nothing back. Also to the contact e-mail on the web page.
Could you e-mail me so I can get some info.
Thanx.

No time to go into details now, but I have Diva and Benjamin in my
apartment now, and they are getting along pretty well so far.  Still a
bit stand-offish but they can tolerate each other within close
distances and don't feud much over food.

My upstairs neighbor moved out a year ago and couldn't take her 2 cats
with her, so I agreed to take care of them, as I was always just fine
with them here, especially since we used to have a huge rat problem and
I haven't seen (or even heard of one) around here since.

Ok, now that we're back in the US, I'd been hoping that the greater
variety of wet cat foods would mean there'd be more varieties of healthy
foods for Meep to eat.
Instead, it seems to be providing more varieties of healthy foods for

My wife volunteers to help with the cats at a large animal shelter. We
have a cat and toy poodle at home.
What are the risks of her bringing a disease home from the shelter and
infecting one of our pets? Which diseases should we be particularly

Has anybody here heard from Nancy regarding "Boo"?  I'm starting to get
really, really worried.  I used to have her email, but that got lost when I
changed hard drives.
Hugs,

Hi everyone..
  Sally here.. Im Elbies Mom... Elbie is my 13.5 pound Lynx Point Siamese,
he's 3 and a half and has an attitude!  Elbie and I are moving to Germany in
13 days. Elbies other mother insists her boy flies business class so he will

Keep it up! The more you touch and pick up and hold your cats, the more
likely you will catch any growth or problem early enough to make a
difference. I hope I have.
My cats are in big trouble now. I was already pushing it when I found that

People here might find this amusing.
   http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=92510432
Among other things, notes that cats have, on average, lower vet bills
than dogs.

Is there such a thing as a non-tablet spot-on de-wormer for cats?  Yeah,
I know, sounds like a fantasy, but with the technology we've got today .
. . you never know.
Eddy.

Do I have to "ping" you to get your treasured input on Boo's round cell
cancer?
Surely you realize how much many of us depend upon you.
Maybe you just missed my BOO HAS A LUMP thread.

When I got my pussy she was litter trained.  She became an in/outdoor
cat.  Since I didn't keep her litterbox sparkling clean she decided to
do her business outdoors.  I have a clean box indoors that hasn't been
used for over a year.  It started raining last night and I let her

Check http://www.catdiabetes.net/ for free information in a fight
against feline diabetes.

My closet doors are mirrored, and Milo seems fascinated.
Does he think it's another cat?  Or, since the "other cat" has no
smell, does anyone have a clue what cats do think of mirrors?
I'd be interested in a good book on cats' mental processes.  There