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To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download my lil wonder I recently lost my cat to the horrors of the road and decided that i would adopt a cat from my local organisation. im the type of person who goes for animals no one wants from missing limbs to terminal illnesses thats how i found louise when i was told that she had FeLV it didnt difer me at all as i knew it couldnt be passed to humens. when i heard her life story and how the organisation couldnt find a home from her i imeediatly wanted her at first i was afraid to get to attached as i knew id loose her but after meeting her that ws it i loved her from day one shes been apart of my family for two weeks now and you wouldnt even think by looking at her that she was ill she plays with my two year old son who adors her and she is very protective of him she loves cuddles and to curl up beside you in bed all the normal things cats love from playing to lazin around the house FeLV infected cats still need your love and care Comments
March 2008
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