Blog
10/21/19 to 10/27/19
PLEASE BE
ADVISED:
1. The Barn Cat phone number
has changed. Remove 972-315-2875. Use 972-742-5238. The website has been
updated but there are still many lists out there with the old number. A message now exists on the old number that
references the new number.
2. The Barn Cat mailing has
changed: PO Box 12642, Dallas, TX 75225.
Letters will be going out this week with the new information.
Abbreviations:
MCCC – Mid-Cities Community Cats
DCL – Dallas Cat Lady
PCFCC – Panther City Feral Cat Coalition
FF – Feral Friends
TTR – Tall Tails Rescue
GNB – Garland New Beginnings
HCPA – Hunt County Pets Alive
SPCA – SPCA of Texas
Relocations
Our Cats after Release
Calls/Emails: Many Out-of-State
Calls/Emails
OMG: Hillside Vet Clinic
in Dallas
BMG: Vacation Schedule –
UPDATE
Relocations: No word from the groups this week. I
sent MCCC 2 possibilities that was in their area but nothing else going on that
I know of. No word from DCL about
Princeton, either.
Our Cats after Release: Got a donation with the following on the outside of
the envelope that SAYS IT ALL: NO Mice –
No Rats – No Snakes – Since our Barn Cats!
That update is from Emory, TX.
THANKS!
Calls/Emails: Many Out-of-State
Calls/Emails
I
am not getting much from the North Texas area but lots from around the US…???
OMG: Hillside Vet Clinic in Dallas
This
clinic is where my Coppell vets youngest daughter is working now. She graduated from A&M as a veterinarian
this last spring. That clinic is just
down the freeway from me and is open 24 hours each day. I hope I never have to use them … but my two
elderly kitties are bound to have issues at some point. I worry about them all the time and will
sincerely miss them at some day.
BMG: OMG: Vacation Schedule – UPDATE
I
am leaving town 11/20 returning on 12/18.
I am trying to figure out how the handle my cats here because security
is tight. A vet tech from All Care does
not live far but then she may have a problem getting into my unit each
day. She would have to come to the
concierge, check in, and then have someone walk her to my apartment. BUT – she is a vet tech and could give the
cats their monthly B-12 shots and daily pills with no problem. I could put caging up at a friend’s house BUT
then getting shots and pills could be a problem. I don’t know what to do. I always thing leaving them in their home
where they are comfortable would be the best answer. Tis a puzzlement…as the King used to
say! UPDATE: Having trouble getting caging located
to use at my friend’s house while I am gone.
So, using the vet tech and leaving the cats in my apartment may be the
best and ONLY option. More later… UPDATE:
Picked up equipment from PCFCC today (Sunday). We are going to try the caging at my neighbor’s
home in Lewisville, I guess. Stay tuned…
Thanks
for following the Barn Cats Blog. Peg
