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Conference misery::feline

Title:Meower Power - Where Differing Opinions are Respected
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Moderator:JULIET::CORDES_JA
Created:Wed Nov 13 1991
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1079
Total number of notes:28858

831.0. "caught between a rock and a hard place..." by SX4GTO::WANNOOR () Thu Nov 17 1994 01:36

    
    well, i think the kind noters in FELINE will understand and sympathize
    (maybe?) over my story...
    
    I live on a sailboat which is en-route to Mexico. I'll join it next
    weekend for a 2 weeks' vacation (remains to be seen if indeed it is one).
    The issue in which I lost out is about Wellington aka Wellie, my
    cat/son of 2 years. Since the whole trip takes 7 weeks and because I
    would not be on-board the whole time (not enough vacation hrs) to take 
    care of Wellie, plus the quarantine in Mexico, Wellie is not on-board.
    
    He is staying at an acquiantance's for which I am grateful, but I am
    have very limited visitation! and Wellie slept with me every night!
    In fact, I just came "home" after visiting him for an hour. She's 
    really taking good care of him, but it's not the same.  
    
    While the boat is away, I am living in our family business office at
    the marina. So the initial plan was for me to stay here WITH Wellie.
    That was dashed because our sales associate is allergic to cats! So
    here I am, still in town, but with no Wellie for comfort and company! 
    
    Now the friend informs me that her sister, with a 2 yr-old and an infant, 
    is coming to visit and stay for a week. I think it will be when I'm in
    town after returning from Mex and before I leave again to crew the boat
    back to SF from S. Diego (with me so far?!)
    
    So what do I do with Wellie then. The friend is concerned that Wellie may
    hurt the 2 yr old, which he might if he's bullied. I hate to lock him
    in a cage, even the so-called spacious 4'X4' in a pet B&B!
    
    I guess I ought to be thankful anyway. Well, thanks for listening.
    
    
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831.1Does your vet board cats?HELIX::SKALTSISDebThu Nov 17 1994 08:553
    does your vet board cats? That might be an interm solution for you.
    
    Deb