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RE: Disclaimer on Emergency Situations

ladyammons — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 10:14:31 GMT

I would suggest contacting the shelter where she's from (and maybe where you're at also) to see if they have any type of rescue/transport they might be able to provide or give you info to help you out.

RE: Disclaimer on Emergency Situations

carolcatlover — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 16:38:09 GMT

Please help! Does any one have an affordable safe way to transport 2 cats from Houston to NJ? Daughter inHouston was involved in a very violent crime. I am in NJ and she is coming home and wants her cats!!! Please Help!

RE: Disclaimer on Emergency Situations

CarolynE — Sat, 29 Jul 2006 13:27:57 GMT

KittenTee,

Welcome to the CatChannel forums and we are glad you found us. I'm sorry for the loss of your dad. Unfortunately we have no way to check out about your little tabby kitten.

RE: Disclaimer on Emergency Situations

KittenTEE — Sat, 29 Jul 2006 00:05:42 GMT

I am just checking to see if you have a tabby gray (F) little kitten i just lost 2 of them.of which one of them came sick from pound and the other due to dyhadration am very sad special that being my father just past away 2 years ago so i named them both Gin because it sound much like my fathers name,that died,2 years ago i named them Gin because my fathers named was George i love him very dearly like if he was still here.

I HOPE THAT YOU CAN HELP FIND A LITTLE PEACE OF THAY'S MEASING !!!!!!

Disclaimer on Emergency Situations

CAT MODERATOR — Wed, 28 Jun 2006 11:19:14 GMT

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY:

Never wait or post on the Cat Channel or any website for a response when your cat is in distress or in an emergency situation. Immediately get your cat to an emergency pet hospital or your vet. While your cat is doing well, find out the location of an after hours emergency pet hospital or you can check with your vet to find out. No message board can replace a vet or a pet hospital that can physically examine and run tests on your cat.

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This is a board for those who love cats, and the information you receive from other members is merely personal opinions and should not be construed as expert advice. You are getting the opinions of other members who love cats and the members are not Cat Channel staff, except as so stated.