dtbushpilot
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dtbushpilot needs your help
Hola Nomads,
We are here in Buena Vista and need help. The cat that lives here at the condo complex has kittens that need a home. We have an appointment to have
her spayed Monday morning and she won't be able to care for (feed) the kittens after that time. They are 6 weeks old, eating solid food and are all
very friendly. The mother cat was abandoned by the former maintenance person here and doesn't have anyone to care for her properly so the kittens
don't stand a chance on their own. We are only going to be here till the 26th so we're trying to do what we can to get them adopted before we leave.
We would be happy to bring one (or more) North with us for you Nomads in Northern Baja. Also, we will donate $20 to the local ALMA chapter for every
one that we can find homes for by Monday the 20th.
Please help these poor unfortunate kittens......
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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shari
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Hey...can I add our 3 kitties to that bunch?? Just a FYI...my gramma cat is nursing her daughters kittens now...after she was spayed a month ago...go
figure! good luck amigo...you are such a pushover.
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Fred
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See Mengia in Los Barriles. She may be able to help.
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dtbushpilot
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Fred
See Mengia in Los Barriles. She may be able to help. |
Who is she and how do I get in touch with her?
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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Marla Daily
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Good for you for being kind, compassionate and caring! Few would step up to the plate as you are now doing. Most people turn away from this
"unpleasant" part of Baja life. They are beautiful little kitties—the calicos are
females. For some reason, rescued animals ALWAYS turn out to be incredibly grateful. I have seen it time and again. We've flown a number of kitties
north to new homes in the US from Animalandia. (Our own little Loreto street dog, soon to be 13, is far kinder and more patient than any other dog we
know. Not the brightest, just the most grateful.) Hopefully among all of the nomads out there, there is room for a pocho kitty here and there.
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dtbushpilot
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Thank you for the kind words Marla. You are so right about rescued animals, they give back so much and love you in spite of your shortcomings. I have
2 rescue cats and they have been a source of much enjoyment over the years. I rescued "Bob" the black cat from in front of the supermarket in New
Mexico. A kid about 10 years old had him in a box and with big tearfull eyes told me that his dad said that if he brought him home he would take him
to the dump. The cat was scrawny, had an eye infection and acording to the vet was less than 4 weeks old. He has been a source of much love and
enjoyment over the years.
The dog, on the other hand is a Yorkie that we bought from a breeder. While she can be a lot of fun I think she would be just as happy to go home with
the next stranger that walks by.
Here is a picture of Bob abd Seth planning the demise of the smelly dog
Please help me out Nomads. If you're not a "cat person" you don't know what you're missing. If you've had a bad experience with cats in the past give
them another chance, you will be surprised how trouble free and fun they can be. If you are already a cat person one more wouldn't hurt and the cats
you have will enjoy a new brother or sister.
I'd be happy to deliver them anywhere in Baja.....dt
"Life is tough".....It's even tougher if you're stupid.....
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dtbushpilot
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NOT SELLING THEM....GIVING THEM AWAY!!!!!!
Just wanted everyone to know they are free........dt
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Fred
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If you walk out of Tio's and head straight down the road to the beach, she lives in the house where you will run into the first gate. She is on the
water.
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woody with a view
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will the border patrol let you bring a kitty north?
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Cypress
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Cats! Songbirds! Take your pick!
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Marla Daily
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Yes Baja animals can be brought north with no hassle. Flying into LAX commercially, they need a certificate from a vet saying they have had a rabies
shot and are in good health. They should also have the usual distemper and perhaps other shots. I'm less familiar with kitty shots. Animalandia will
be happy to donate kitty crates in Loreto for anyone wishing to adopt these little guys to go north, either by car or plane.
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mulegemichael
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gotcha cypress!...cats, whether feral or otherwise, are the single biggest killer of songbirds in the americas...lemme see; cats or songbirds???
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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