[Loch-Ruadh] quiet

[Madelina de Lindesay]

No, it didn't post earlier (at least to me).

Sluggy, where are you moving?  Not too far, I hope.

I would offer to take the cat, but I just picked up one today (Missy, another calico, coincidentally), and considering that our resident calico, Anastasia, is not too happy about this, Logan has forbade me from rescuing any more pets!

Sorry you are going to be separated from them.  That would be a grave hardship and disappointment for me.

Good Luck,
Madelina

-----Original Message-----
From: Sluggy! <slugzpam at sbcglobal.net>
Sent: Sep 5, 2004 8:22 PM
To: "Shire of Loch Ruadh, Kingdom of Ansteorra, SCA,
	Inc." <loch-ruadh at ansteorra.org>
Subject: Re: [Loch-Ruadh] quiet

Dunno if this posted earlier, so if this is a repeat, I appologize...

mama_mac at airmail.net wrote:

>For HOME?????
>
>Dana
>
>
>Sluggy wrote:
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> I had my power nap...  now I'm spending that energy packing....
>  
>
To move, which is rather tricky to do when they won't let me stay in 
town!! Finally got home from South Texas on Friday night. Of course, 
I'll be going back, probably the week of the 13th.
 
Speaking of moving, I am looking for homes for my dogs and cat.
 
Venus is a Calico cat. She's, um, about 18 years old... I always have to 
think hard to remember what year I got her. 1986, I think... Anyway, 
she's playful and energetic, in good health and has enjoyed a diet of 
Iams food for about the last 7-8 years. Since losing Candie to kidney 
failure, I've been careful to be sure Venus has a continuous water 
supply and I usually have her on the Iams urinary track health feeds as 
a preventative measure. She loves tuna or salmon as a treat, but then, 
so do I.
 
The biggest health problem she has ever had is that her skin is very 
sensitive, so she can't wear a flea collar, so what would be a mild case 
of fleas for another cat will result in her scratching herself bloody. 
She will also lose weight when fleas get her, presumably because she's 
so agitated otherwise. I keep her treated with drops (for dogs, 
actually. I haven't found cat drops in a while) to keep the occasional 
rogue flea off of her.
 
She gets along with other cats and with dogs. She is declawed and thus 
should not be put in life and death defensive positions and should live 
exclusively indoors.
 
I also need to place Mogee and Kaela.
 
Mogee is a neutered chow mix who does not act much like a typical chow 
at all. He's smart, sometimes too smart. He's about 7 years old.
 
Kaela is a spayed black lab mix who does act like a lab. :) She's 
smarter than she sometimes seems, but more than one person has suggested 
that she may have blonde roots. She's about 8 years old.
 
They have been together about 5-6 years now and while I'd rather place 
them together, that will not necessarily be a requirement. They have 
lived in a house full of cats and have gotten along with other dogs. 
Kaela is always especially excited to play with other dogs. My current 
landlord did not allow me to keep them inside, so they have lived in my 
back yard, with an open garage for shelter, for
about three years.