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A Few of My Favorite Things

Interests

Cats, of course!!!
What else is there?

Movies and Television

TV:
House. Gotta love a man who doesn't can say and do anything without worrying about what others think.
CSI/Law&Order: Need to learn just in case someone trys to abduct one of my cats.

Movies: Who has time to go to the movies? Can my cats come? No HBO, have to buy cat litter.

Yes, I Read, Too!

Sorry, my cat is always sleeping on my books.

The Sound of Music

Stray Cat Strut???

About My Cats

My Cats

Spunky: adopted April 26, 1995 from CT Humane Society. Beautiful sweet Tuxedo kitty. My love.
Gett; Keesha: littermates, Spunky gave birth on May 13, 1995. I didn't know she was pregnant, went to get her spayed and found out. Littermate Trouble passed away March 13, 2006 from CRF. Gett is a handsome Tuxedo, Keesha a wonderful calico. Both are my everything.
Sam: my main man Sam. What can I say. He's a gentleman, the house Mayor. Big orange Maine Coone love. Every cat and person loves him. (Except for Lucy, she's introduced below)
Tucker: my first Feline Diabetic as an adult. As a teenager my sister cared for "my" cat who was diabetic. Tucker has pancreatits, irritable bowel disease and diabetes. I adopted him in 2005, he was about 11 years young. Learned that he was allergic to wheat gluten. Switched all my cats to grain free canned food. Also learned how easy it to treat diabetes. Adopted two more after him. Wonderful orange Maine Coone. Misty: my second Feline Diabetic and my sweet Misty Valentine. A grey beautiful angel of a lady. She came to me with Neuropathy, aka Hock legs, due to unregulated diabetes. She is now my monkey who can climb on anything. My diabetic cats are hometested using a human glucometer. We use PZI insulin compounded by BCP Pharmacy in TX. It's all beef insulin that is closest to a cat's own naturally produced insulin. Only 1 amino acid away. My cat's do love hometesting and shot time. Really. I'm happy to share my stories with anyone who has an FD in their life.
Henry: adopted March '06. Age 19, athritic, deaf, amazing kitty with a lust for life. At adoption learned all of his teeth needed to be removed, infected gums which also caused ear and eye infections. Henry still loves to snack on some dry food so he has to do that in private. He takes Dasaquin for his athritis and feels great. He has a ramp and two orthopedic beds and is usually attached to Sam. Also loves my husband more than me, but other than a lack of taste, he's awesome! Mix breed: part persian, part everything.
Lucy: my sweet lovely Lucy. Orange, okay red head with a temper some times. She's also 19 years young and deaf. Adopted in 2005. Belonged my late Mum-in-law. She's a tiny spitfire of a cat. More personality than I can describe.

I mentioned three FDs. Sadly my sweet Sadie passed away in October due to heart disease. She was adopted in 2005 and loved life with her kitty friends and is missed every day.

Personal Info

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Jennifer

Blogs, Web Sites and More

www.felinediabetes.com

You can read about Tucker, Misty and Sadie, my diabetic cats by checking my posts on www.felinediabetes.com message board. I'm "tuckers mom". Yeah I'm not creative.

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More About What I Do

Other than caring for my sweet kitties I'm also a Red Cross volunteer. I'm on the Disaster Action Team. Thankfully we don't have a lot of disasters so I don't get called out, other than to meetings.