[TGE-mail] Concrete repair recommendations, kitty update for all

[Rebecca Flieg]

Hello- I've had many, many  requests to share the kind recommendations(
Thank you ALL)  I've gotten for concrete repair and lots of people worried &
wanting to help Momma cat & kittens- I thought I'd send out one email.

*Mamma Cat and Kittens*
My awesome neighbor Jenni already knew about and had her eye on the cats and
is taking care of them, she will catch & spay/neuter them-and they've moved
unto her property.

Just FYI, though, a lot of people sent great recommendations about the cats.
Pets in the City, in Soulard is active in rescuing; turns out the vet on
South Grand helps spay.neuter strays,

 "*for the kittens you might contact the St. Louis Pet Clinic at 2245 S.
Grand (773-6400) and ask for J.T. Their specialty seems to be stray or feral
city cats, they have "foster homes" for kittens and were wonderful to work
with when we used their services last month. *
*Good luck,*
*Susan"*

 Metroanimal.org <http://metroanimal.org/> can help you out with the
kittens.  I have the same issue and have trapped & spayed/neutered the wild
cats that live in my alley.  I have found homes for 2 of them and now I just
feed the rest.  If you can catch them when they're little enough there is a
chance they can be domesticated.  There are unfortunately many feral
unspayed/unneutered cats running around the city.
Sue
30XX Louisiana

*Concrete Repair Recomendations*:


For the concrete issue, call Bob Buscher, 771-1413


 The director of southwest garden nieghborhood forwarded this reference:
Bob Busher, Busher Bros. Concrete 771-1413

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Orrick Contracting, 814-1518
Tell them I referred you.

Jason
Crittenden St.
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Rebecca,
We used Joseph Cement Contractors, 351-0700 a few years ago.  They did a
good, honest job on the retaining wall outside our basement.  Not
inexpensive, but I don't think anyone will need to repair their repair for
decades to come. Good luck
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>   Rebecca,
> >
> > It seems as I look around the neighborhood that most do-it-yourselfers
> > are replacing the old concrete retaining walls with the interlocking block
> > systems that are available at Home Depot, Lowe's, or various other lawn and
> > garden retailers.  Installation instructions are readily available and the
> > walls look really nice and fit in with our brick and stone cityscape.
> >
> > Good luck with your project!
> >
> > Sheila
> >
>
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