A Long and Boring Story

[AnonymouseUser]

Originally posted by: Xylitol
:thumbsup: to you and your boss

 

[imported_Condor]

Originally posted by: Accipiter22

Originally posted by: Condor
Great story. We just had to take our beloved Ukrainian cat, Miss Kitty, to the vet yesterday. We have an elderly vet and very good. Also loves animals and keeps his billings reasonable. Miss Kitty went out yesterday morning while I went to a group breakfast. She was just fine. When I got home and parked, she came around the garage with therr legs working and one rear dragging. She had apparently been caught in something or tangled with an animal. Her knee was without flesh and the bone was broken just below the joint. The vet said he would do his best and that there is a surgeon in Birmingham that will pin the knee if the setting and imolilization doesn't show signs of working. We left Miss Kitty overnight with the vet. During the night, she shed the splint device and seperated the repair. He fixed it again today. We brought her home and are watching her 7/24 in an effort to keep her still. She hates this, but is a good Kitty. Wish us luck. Would have her in the surgery, but takes a week to get her in and we may as well see if this works. Love Miss Kitty!

we had a cat we called Miss Kitty. Her name was Tab though, my mom just called her miss kitty

We got this little girl off the street in Kiev, thus streetwalker, thus Miss Kitty from Gunsmoke. She seems to be doing well at this point. She hates the antibiotic and sprays it all over the room. She is nice enough that with all the fights over taking her meds, she has only lightly scratched any of us. I will be more stressed than she is on Wednesday when we get the Xrays. I really don't want her to be kept in a vets cage with strangers around. She gets really scared then. That is why she tore off the first splint and bandage. With us around, she doesn't bother it. When we first got her home, she screamed from pain with each movement. Now, she is beginning to move on her own and is relaxed.

 

[Captante]

That was a really great read & did bring a tear to my eye... thanks for a great story to go to sleep with!

I knew I liked you!

 

[montanafan]

Good story. Good people. :thumbsup:

 

[The Batt?sai]

i don't know if its true or not but it sounds like the kind of chain story that people pass around on myspace LOL :-D

if it is hooray for the dog . i know there's alot of unwanted pets out there

 

[fire400]

get a journal/diary.

 

[SearchMaster]

Thanks for the story KM. It's always nice to start off the day with something like that.

 

[imported_Condor]

Originally posted by: Accipiter22

Originally posted by: Condor
Great story. We just had to take our beloved Ukrainian cat, Miss Kitty, to the vet yesterday. We have an elderly vet and very good. Also loves animals and keeps his billings reasonable. Miss Kitty went out yesterday morning while I went to a group breakfast. She was just fine. When I got home and parked, she came around the garage with therr legs working and one rear dragging. She had apparently been caught in something or tangled with an animal. Her knee was without flesh and the bone was broken just below the joint. The vet said he would do his best and that there is a surgeon in Birmingham that will pin the knee if the setting and imolilization doesn't show signs of working. We left Miss Kitty overnight with the vet. During the night, she shed the splint device and seperated the repair. He fixed it again today. We brought her home and are watching her 7/24 in an effort to keep her still. She hates this, but is a good Kitty. Wish us luck. Would have her in the surgery, but takes a week to get her in and we may as well see if this works. Love Miss Kitty!

we had a cat we called Miss Kitty. Her name was Tab though, my mom just called her miss kitty

Our Miss Kitty is no more. She had the leg amputed today and she passed away at around 10 pm this evening. We are broken hearted. She was like one of our own children. She even thought of herself as one of us. She spent last night with her paws touching my arm gently like she knew it was our last moments together. We will miss our little Ukrainian furry daughter.

 

[MartyMcFly3]

Originally posted by: LolaWiz
what a wonderfully uplifting story.
I am so glad i read this to know that there are still thoughful kind people in this world.

Thank you KarenMarie for posting this. :heart:

 

[KarenMarie]

Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3

Originally posted by: LolaWiz
what a wonderfully uplifting story.
I am so glad i read this to know that there are still thoughful kind people in this world.

Thank you KarenMarie for posting this. :heart:

 

[Shadowknight]

Originally posted by: Condor

Originally posted by: Accipiter22

Originally posted by: Condor
Great story. We just had to take our beloved Ukrainian cat, Miss Kitty, to the vet yesterday. We have an elderly vet and very good. Also loves animals and keeps his billings reasonable. Miss Kitty went out yesterday morning while I went to a group breakfast. She was just fine. When I got home and parked, she came around the garage with therr legs working and one rear dragging. She had apparently been caught in something or tangled with an animal. Her knee was without flesh and the bone was broken just below the joint. The vet said he would do his best and that there is a surgeon in Birmingham that will pin the knee if the setting and imolilization doesn't show signs of working. We left Miss Kitty overnight with the vet. During the night, she shed the splint device and seperated the repair. He fixed it again today. We brought her home and are watching her 7/24 in an effort to keep her still. She hates this, but is a good Kitty. Wish us luck. Would have her in the surgery, but takes a week to get her in and we may as well see if this works. Love Miss Kitty!

we had a cat we called Miss Kitty. Her name was Tab though, my mom just called her miss kitty

Our Miss Kitty is no more. She had the leg amputed today and she passed away at around 10 pm this evening. We are broken hearted. She was like one of our own children. She even thought of herself as one of us. She spent last night with her paws touching my arm gently like she knew it was our last moments together. We will miss our little Ukrainian furry daughter.

Sorry for you loss, dude

 

[imported_Condor]

Originally posted by: Shadowknight

Originally posted by: Condor

Originally posted by: Accipiter22

Originally posted by: Condor
Great story. We just had to take our beloved Ukrainian cat, Miss Kitty, to the vet yesterday. We have an elderly vet and very good. Also loves animals and keeps his billings reasonable. Miss Kitty went out yesterday morning while I went to a group breakfast. She was just fine. When I got home and parked, she came around the garage with therr legs working and one rear dragging. She had apparently been caught in something or tangled with an animal. Her knee was without flesh and the bone was broken just below the joint. The vet said he would do his best and that there is a surgeon in Birmingham that will pin the knee if the setting and imolilization doesn't show signs of working. We left Miss Kitty overnight with the vet. During the night, she shed the splint device and seperated the repair. He fixed it again today. We brought her home and are watching her 7/24 in an effort to keep her still. She hates this, but is a good Kitty. Wish us luck. Would have her in the surgery, but takes a week to get her in and we may as well see if this works. Love Miss Kitty!

we had a cat we called Miss Kitty. Her name was Tab though, my mom just called her miss kitty

Our Miss Kitty is no more. She had the leg amputed today and she passed away at around 10 pm this evening. We are broken hearted. She was like one of our own children. She even thought of herself as one of us. She spent last night with her paws touching my arm gently like she knew it was our last moments together. We will miss our little Ukrainian furry daughter.

Sorry for you loss, dude

Thanks, I really appreciate that.

 

[skyking]

Originally posted by: KarenMarie

Originally posted by: Aquila76
Wow, that is awesome! I think we need to hear things like this since we're always getting hit with murder, theft, fraud, etc. from the mass media. It's nice to see that people do actually care about each other and aren't just selfish wannabe thugs like we see on TV and news so much.

You should print this thread out and bring it to your boss. It may warm his heart even more to know how appreciated he is, even by strangers.

Hahaha!!! As close are we are, the vet and i, i dont think i would be comfortable letting him know that i told you all that he is A truly wonderful fellow.

I fixed that for you Karen. No one had quoted the OP, so you can go back and edit that little part of your story. Really, he should take this as a letter from all us animal lovers here at ATOT. We owe him and our animals our sanity