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(Msg. 1) Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 5:50 pm
Post subject: Little Cody at the Bridge
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My outdoor kitty, Daisy, had kittens in my garage Monday morning, my
birthday. On Tuesday, I could hear more than one kitten but could only see
one, a white one. This morning I went to check on the kittens and to make
sure that Daisy was able to reach all of them, since she had had them in the
middle of some boxes, but one had died during the night. She had both of
them pulled close to her today - a white kitten and an orange babycat. At
first I blamed myself, but little Cody, the orange boy, didn't appear to
have any injuries or have starved; he had bleeding from the mouth. Maybe
Daisy had pushed him aside for that reason. I don't know. I buried him under
the pear tree in our back yard, next to George, my first cat. And I buried
him with blooming irises and told him how much he was loved. The white
kitten seems to be doing well, and Daisy is a very attentive mother. Please
purr for Cody's trip to the Bridge.
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 5:50 pm
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six cats purr the babycat to the bridge... trudi anna stormmee purr xtra
lots beclawz der hooman reskued dem when dey wuz babycatz...
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> My outdoor kitty, Daisy, had kittens in my garage Monday morning, my
> birthday. On Tuesday, I could hear more than one kitten but could only see
> one, a white one. This morning I went to check on the kittens and to make
> sure that Daisy was able to reach all of them, since she had had them in
the
> middle of some boxes, but one had died during the night. She had both of
> them pulled close to her today - a white kitten and an orange babycat. At
> first I blamed myself, but little Cody, the orange boy, didn't appear to
> have any injuries or have starved; he had bleeding from the mouth. Maybe
> Daisy had pushed him aside for that reason. I don't know. I buried him
under
> the pear tree in our back yard, next to George, my first cat. And I buried
> him with blooming irises and told him how much he was loved. The white
> kitten seems to be doing well, and Daisy is a very attentive mother.
Please
> purr for Cody's trip to the Bridge.
>
> Julie
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 5:50 pm
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*hugs* Still hurts even when you only have them for a few days.
Purrs from the crew.
- Cindy
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CDC
If you're going through hell, keep going
- Winston Churchill
"The Porter Cats" <julieporter DeleteThis @earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> My outdoor kitty, Daisy, had kittens in my garage Monday morning, my
> birthday. On Tuesday, I could hear more than one kitten but could only see
> one, a white one. This morning I went to check on the kittens and to make
> sure that Daisy was able to reach all of them, since she had had them in
> the middle of some boxes, but one had died during the night. She had both
> of them pulled close to her today - a white kitten and an orange babycat.
> At first I blamed myself, but little Cody, the orange boy, didn't appear
> to have any injuries or have starved; he had bleeding from the mouth.
> Maybe Daisy had pushed him aside for that reason. I don't know. I buried
> him under the pear tree in our back yard, next to George, my first cat.
> And I buried him with blooming irises and told him how much he was loved.
> The white kitten seems to be doing well, and Daisy is a very attentive
> mother. Please purr for Cody's trip to the Bridge.
>
> Julie >> Stay informed about: Little Cody at the Bridge |
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 5:50 pm
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 5:50 pm
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My purrs are wiff yourownself. I was reskued when myhown Mother dropped
myownself when I was a day or so old. Der will be lotza kittens at da
bridge to help baby Cody find his way across da beidge. Piglet takeing a
moment of loud purring to honor the trip for the Kitten.
"The Porter Cats" <julieporter.DeleteThis@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> My outdoor kitty, Daisy, had kittens in my garage Monday morning, my
> birthday. On Tuesday, I could hear more than one kitten but could only see
> one, a white one. This morning I went to check on the kittens and to make
> sure that Daisy was able to reach all of them, since she had had them in
> the middle of some boxes, but one had died during the night. She had both
> of them pulled close to her today - a white kitten and an orange babycat.
> At first I blamed myself, but little Cody, the orange boy, didn't appear
> to have any injuries or have starved; he had bleeding from the mouth.
> Maybe Daisy had pushed him aside for that reason. I don't know. I buried
> him under the pear tree in our back yard, next to George, my first cat.
> And I buried him with blooming irises and told him how much he was loved.
> The white kitten seems to be doing well, and Daisy is a very attentive
> mother. Please purr for Cody's trip to the Bridge.
>
> Julie >> Stay informed about: Little Cody at the Bridge |
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(Msg. 6) Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 5:56 pm
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On Wed, 04 Apr 2007 17:50:24 GMT, "The Porter Cats"
<julieporter RemoveThis @earthlink.net> wrote:
>My outdoor kitty, Daisy, had kittens in my garage Monday morning, my
>birthday. On Tuesday, I could hear more than one kitten but could only see
>one, a white one. This morning I went to check on the kittens and to make
>sure that Daisy was able to reach all of them, since she had had them in the
>middle of some boxes, but one had died during the night. She had both of
>them pulled close to her today - a white kitten and an orange babycat. At
>first I blamed myself, but little Cody, the orange boy, didn't appear to
>have any injuries or have starved; he had bleeding from the mouth. Maybe
>Daisy had pushed him aside for that reason. I don't know. I buried him under
>the pear tree in our back yard, next to George, my first cat. And I buried
>him with blooming irises and told him how much he was loved. The white
>kitten seems to be doing well, and Daisy is a very attentive mother. Please
>purr for Cody's trip to the Bridge.
>
>Julie
Purrs from Beauty and Cinder
i had one of my kittens die back in 2005. tell daisy I know what she's
goink through.
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(Msg. 7) Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 6:32 pm
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On Wed, 04 Apr 2007 17:50:24 +0000, The Porter Cats wrote:
> My outdoor kitty, Daisy, had kittens in my garage Monday morning, my
> birthday. On Tuesday, I could hear more than one kitten but could only see
> one, a white one. This morning I went to check on the kittens and to make
> sure that Daisy was able to reach all of them, since she had had them in the
> middle of some boxes, but one had died during the night. She had both of
> them pulled close to her today - a white kitten and an orange babycat. At
> first I blamed myself, but little Cody, the orange boy, didn't appear to
> have any injuries or have starved; he had bleeding from the mouth. Maybe
> Daisy had pushed him aside for that reason. I don't know. I buried him under
> the pear tree in our back yard, next to George, my first cat. And I buried
> him with blooming irises and told him how much he was loved. The white
> kitten seems to be doing well, and Daisy is a very attentive mother. Please
> purr for Cody's trip to the Bridge.
>
> Julie
"...Rise up slowly, Angel. It's hard to let you go..."
A little flower that never had a chance to bloom....So sad. MLB >> Stay informed about: Little Cody at the Bridge |
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(Msg. 8) Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:39 pm
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The Porter Cats wrote:
> My outdoor kitty, Daisy, had kittens in my garage Monday morning, my
> birthday. On Tuesday, I could hear more than one kitten but could only see
> one, a white one. This morning I went to check on the kittens and to make
> sure that Daisy was able to reach all of them, since she had had them in
> the middle of some boxes, but one had died during the night. She had both
> of them pulled close to her today - a white kitten and an orange babycat.
> At first I blamed myself, but little Cody, the orange boy, didn't appear
> to have any injuries or have starved; he had bleeding from the mouth.
> Maybe Daisy had pushed him aside for that reason. I don't know. I buried
> him under the pear tree in our back yard, next to George, my first cat.
> And I buried him with blooming irises and told him how much he was loved.
> The white kitten seems to be doing well, and Daisy is a very attentive
> mother. Please purr for Cody's trip to the Bridge.
>
Puurrrss fur Cody and you too Julie. Sometimes they just have to go and we
don't know why. You are not alone.
Diana, Ryan & Cinnamon.
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(Msg. 9) Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:40 pm
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On Wed, 04 Apr 2007 17:50:24 GMT, The Porter Cats's nimble, little
paws typed:
> My outdoor kitty, Daisy, had kittens in my garage Monday morning, my
> birthday. On Tuesday, I could hear more than one kitten but could only see
> one, a white one. This morning I went to check on the kittens and to make
> sure that Daisy was able to reach all of them, since she had had them in the
> middle of some boxes, but one had died during the night. She had both of
> them pulled close to her today - a white kitten and an orange babycat. At
> first I blamed myself, but little Cody, the orange boy, didn't appear to
> have any injuries or have starved; he had bleeding from the mouth. Maybe
> Daisy had pushed him aside for that reason. I don't know. I buried him under
> the pear tree in our back yard, next to George, my first cat. And I buried
> him with blooming irises and told him how much he was loved. The white
> kitten seems to be doing well, and Daisy is a very attentive mother. Please
> purr for Cody's trip to the Bridge.
>
> Julie
I iz so sorry to reed ov dis, and sends my purrs fur liddle Cody.
Purrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr......................
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Purrs,
Mme. Anaïs
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(Msg. 10) Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:01 am
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(Msg. 11) Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:19 am
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(Msg. 12) Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 5:07 am
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Rebecca assumes the meatloaf position and purrs for the little one.
"The Porter Cats" <julieporter RemoveThis @earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> My outdoor kitty, Daisy, had kittens in my garage Monday morning, my
> birthday. On Tuesday, I could hear more than one kitten but could only see
> one, a white one. This morning I went to check on the kittens and to make
> sure that Daisy was able to reach all of them, since she had had them in
> the middle of some boxes, but one had died during the night. She had both
> of them pulled close to her today - a white kitten and an orange babycat.
> At first I blamed myself, but little Cody, the orange boy, didn't appear
> to have any injuries or have starved; he had bleeding from the mouth.
> Maybe Daisy had pushed him aside for that reason. I don't know. I buried
> him under the pear tree in our back yard, next to George, my first cat.
> And I buried him with blooming irises and told him how much he was loved.
> The white kitten seems to be doing well, and Daisy is a very attentive
> mother. Please purr for Cody's trip to the Bridge.
>
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(Msg. 13) Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 11:13 am
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On Apr 5, 12:07 am, "Rebecca" <carrieandbishop-2tim... RemoveThis @yahoo.com>
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> Rebecca assumes the meatloaf position and purrs for the little one.
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> "The Porter Cats" <juliepor... RemoveThis @earthlink.net> wrote in messagenews:AzRQh.134300$_73.30282@newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net...
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> > My outdoor kitty, Daisy, had kittens in my garage Monday morning, my
> > birthday. On Tuesday, I could hear more than one kitten but could only see
> > one, a white one. This morning I went to check on the kittens and to make
> > sure that Daisy was able to reach all of them, since she had had them in
> > the middle of some boxes, but one had died during the night. She had both
> > of them pulled close to her today - a white kitten and an orange babycat.
> > At first I blamed myself, but little Cody, the orange boy, didn't appear
> > to have any injuries or have starved; he had bleeding from the mouth.
> > Maybe Daisy had pushed him aside for that reason. I don't know. I buried
> > him under the pear tree in our back yard, next to George, my first cat.
> > And I buried him with blooming irises and told him how much he was loved.
> > The white kitten seems to be doing well, and Daisy is a very attentive
> > mother. Please purr for Cody's trip to the Bridge.
>
> > Julie- Hide quoted text -
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The Cooper Cats send their best purrs. Mamma, the outside cat, who
had lots of kittens, sends special MomCat purrs! (Mamma
has had 'fixed what wasn't broken' many years ago). Yours,
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"Fred" <fred.DeleteThis@fredwilliams.FFFfca> wrote in message
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> The Porter Cats wrote:
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>> My outdoor kitty, Daisy, had kittens in my garage Monday morning, my
>> birthday. On Tuesday, I could hear more than one kitten but could only
>> see
>> one, a white one. This morning I went to check on the kittens and to make
>> sure that Daisy was able to reach all of them, since she had had them in
>> the middle of some boxes, but one had died during the night. She had both
>> of them pulled close to her today - a white kitten and an orange babycat.
>> At first I blamed myself, but little Cody, the orange boy, didn't appear
>> to have any injuries or have starved; he had bleeding from the mouth.
>> Maybe Daisy had pushed him aside for that reason. I don't know. I buried
>> him under the pear tree in our back yard, next to George, my first cat.
>> And I buried him with blooming irises and told him how much he was loved.
>> The white kitten seems to be doing well, and Daisy is a very attentive
>> mother. Please purr for Cody's trip to the Bridge.
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> Puurrrss fur Cody and you too Julie. Sometimes they just have to
> go and we
> don't know why. You are not alone.
>
> Diana, Ryan & Cinnamon.
>
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> Regards, Fred
Thanks SO much to everyone for the purrs. I probably check on the remaining
kitten a ridiculous number of times during the day, but the mom doesn't seem
to mind. Until this kitten was born, she had never let me touch her before.
Now she is all over me to be petted constantly. (Maybe because I keep the
canned food coming throughout the day.)
I sure apreciate all the good thoughts, and it has been a huge help to me.
I do worry about the little one not having another kitten to play with; I've
never had just one kitten before.
Again, thanks.
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(Msg. 15) Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2007 6:18 pm
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The Porter Cats wrote:
> Thanks SO much to everyone for the purrs. I probably check on the
> remaining kitten a ridiculous number of times during the day, but the mom
> doesn't seem to mind. Until this kitten was born, she had never let me
> touch her before. Now she is all over me to be petted constantly. (Maybe
> because I keep the canned food coming throughout the day.)
>
Maybe... and maybe she can feel the love you share for the kitten and she
wants you to know that she does. Maybe she's just grateful for the help.
New mothers often like to have a little help so I'm told.(;-))
> I sure apreciate all the good thoughts, and it has been a huge help to me.
>
> I do worry about the little one not having another kitten to play with;
> I've never had just one kitten before.
>
If it has a mother and you, it will be alright. If you really wanted to,
there are shelters that from time to time have kittens, but we don't want
to suggest that you take on more than you can handle.
Diana, Ryan & Cinnamon frum Catnada
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