Laura and Harley (GA)
Member Since 2011
Continued from Part 1
A new furbaby will be joining the family on September 10! Meet Molly, Harley’s Doppelganger in fur. Since the moment I saw her, I was in love. I saw her on DCIN’s Facebook page the day of Harley’s endoscopy and thought “Gee, what a sweet little baby, somebody will adopt her for sure” and quickly became engrossed in getting Harley back on his feet again. But I couldn’t shake her picture. Every time I saw him, I saw her and vice versa. So I followed her progress from her home in Maryland to foster care with Don (Don and Chubby and Gus) in Virginia. I still couldn’t shake her – so I put in an application to adopt. Her story even made DCIN’s first newsletter! Venita, Claudia and Don have been working on Molly’s transport. The plan is to fly her via Continental PetSafe from Dulles, to Chicago O’Hare, connecting in Newark next Saturday, September 10. If all goes well she will arrive in the morning and be home before Noon. (Prayers, fingers, paws, toes, tails, eyes and other flexible body parts crossed are much appreciated!)
Don says she’s a real sweetie but has been through a lot. She eats Friskies Mixed Grill and seems to prefer his kitchen counter as her personal space. He gave me some numbers over the phone and teased me with hinting that maybe he’d have her OTJ by the time she flies. We can only hope. If that doesn’t happen I’m going to start her on Levemir, probably 0.5u to start unless her numbers are really high. She’ll also start off on Friskies Mixed Grill as I’m very aware thanks to my experience with 2 IBD kitties of how sudden food changes are not good for the tummy. She’ll have enough adjusting to do as it is.
Please forgive me if I seem giddy with excitement and anticipation this week. I’m trying to get it out of my system now so I can be calm when Molly arrives. Her “Welcome Home” room is prepared and I hope that we won’t need to use it very long. With 2 senior cats in the house, it’s very quiet – a lot of sleeping going on – so I hope she will settle in and relax. The poor baby has had too many homes the last few months.
Look for more exciting news to come!
A new furbaby will be joining the family on September 10! Meet Molly, Harley’s Doppelganger in fur. Since the moment I saw her, I was in love. I saw her on DCIN’s Facebook page the day of Harley’s endoscopy and thought “Gee, what a sweet little baby, somebody will adopt her for sure” and quickly became engrossed in getting Harley back on his feet again. But I couldn’t shake her picture. Every time I saw him, I saw her and vice versa. So I followed her progress from her home in Maryland to foster care with Don (Don and Chubby and Gus) in Virginia. I still couldn’t shake her – so I put in an application to adopt. Her story even made DCIN’s first newsletter! Venita, Claudia and Don have been working on Molly’s transport. The plan is to fly her via Continental PetSafe from Dulles, to Chicago O’Hare, connecting in Newark next Saturday, September 10. If all goes well she will arrive in the morning and be home before Noon. (Prayers, fingers, paws, toes, tails, eyes and other flexible body parts crossed are much appreciated!)
Don says she’s a real sweetie but has been through a lot. She eats Friskies Mixed Grill and seems to prefer his kitchen counter as her personal space. He gave me some numbers over the phone and teased me with hinting that maybe he’d have her OTJ by the time she flies. We can only hope. If that doesn’t happen I’m going to start her on Levemir, probably 0.5u to start unless her numbers are really high. She’ll also start off on Friskies Mixed Grill as I’m very aware thanks to my experience with 2 IBD kitties of how sudden food changes are not good for the tummy. She’ll have enough adjusting to do as it is.
Please forgive me if I seem giddy with excitement and anticipation this week. I’m trying to get it out of my system now so I can be calm when Molly arrives. Her “Welcome Home” room is prepared and I hope that we won’t need to use it very long. With 2 senior cats in the house, it’s very quiet – a lot of sleeping going on – so I hope she will settle in and relax. The poor baby has had too many homes the last few months.
Look for more exciting news to come!