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Courtesy postings: Cats Available Outside of Pets with Disabilities

The following cats are available through other organizations or as independent placements by owners; Pets with Disabilities has not seen or evaluated the cats. We present them solely as a courtesy to the organization or owner. Please contact them directly, using the email address in the posting, if you are interested.

Garth is a handsome two-year-old special needs Manx cat. He came to AFRP 18 months ago from the Salinas Animal Services, and has been in long term foster care. He is an affectionate, loving kitty who gets along great with other cats and loves to play with dogs. Garth does have problems with incontinence, an issue that many Manx cats inherit genetically. Garth is looking for a safe outdoor home or an indoor/outdoor home with someone that is set up to take care of the special needs of an incontinent cat. Garth is being fostered in Pacific Grove, California.

For more information please email.

Audrey has a misshapen hind leg. The vet believes that her leg has been this way since birth and that she uses it. She just needs to have a completely indoor home so there is no abrasion from rough surfaces. Audrey is a young adult, almost two years old and is healthy. She has tested negative for FeLV and FIV. She has been spayed and has her rabies and distemper shots. Audrey is such a sweet girl, looking for someone who can overlook her deformity and see her as a beautiful cat, just as she is. Audrey is in North Carolina.

For more information please email.

Tucker was left to live on the streets of Oklahoma City, OK. One night he walked right up to an Oklahoma Humane Society volunteer and decided he wanted to go home with her. Tucker is such a special, sweet, orange tabby with amber eyes; he is very loving and affectionate. Tucker is mellow, five years old, excellent with the litterbox, neutered, up to date on all his shots and likes other cats. When Tucker was going through his health check he tested positive for FIV, the Feline Immunodeficiency Virus. He does not show any symptoms at this time and is otherwise a healthy guy. He will need to be an indoor only cat and either be the only cat in the household or go to a home with other FIV+ cats.

For more information please email.

OB is FIV positive and so cannot come indoors with his foster's other cats. He currently lives in a shed in a little insulated kitty yurt where he is fed daily. He has been asymptomatic for the last two years. He is a very affectionate, loving cat and would make someone a great pet. He tolerates other cats, but has a submissive personality, so he may be bossed around quite easily. He warms up to strangers pretty easily. He is neutered and up-to-date on all of his shots. He should be adopted into a committed, loving home where he can live as an indoor/outdoor kitty. He now lives in Red Lodge, Montana.

For more information please email.

Chloe is an ideal companion. Always happy to greet you at the door, she will roll on the floor and rub against a sneaker, waiting for some loving. She will play a bit with her toy mouse, sit on your lap if it's cold, and settle in for lots of quiet rest time. Chloe is urgently seeking a new owner who can properly handle her medical needs. Diagnosed with megacolon, she has trouble passing stools. This condition is managed with medication and diet. Her current parent loves her but is not equipped to meet the financial and time demands. Will you be the hero who welcomes this gentle, loving, spayed, grey/white five-year-old cat into your home and heart? She is in Los Angeles, but can travel.

For more information please email.

Lamont was dumped into a feral colony. He is the sweetest, most loving boy you could want. He loves to sit on your lap and turn over for belly rubs. He is very affectionate and extremely gentle. He lets you do anything you want to him. He is about three years old, neutered and fully vaccinated. He recently had complete dental work done and is now completely healthy except for FeLV. He eats well, always uses his litterbox and loves to play. But his favorite pastime is cuddling with a human. He needs a home quickly though because he is lonely in the empty room where he lives and he has limited time left there.

For more information please email.

Simon and Tirzah are special because they cannot see. You would not know that by their actions, only their looks. They jump on furniture, play and will come right to you and rub up against your leg. That is their way of telling you they want to be picked up and petted. They love to sit in your lap and will purr up a storm. They know how to use a litter box and once shown where it is never miss. They prefer dry cat food and have been getting a combination of several, so are not picky eaters. They have the uncanny ability to sense where objects are, and at their foster house jump on a chair then to a desk and onto the window sill. They came from a home that had too many animals and are now looking for their forever home. They want to go to a dog-free home with older children or none at all. They are not very comfortable around anyone under ten years old. As they have been together from birth, they have to go together. Because they are disabled they need to be indoor only pets. They are in Utah.

For more information please email.

For information about living with a blind cat please visit Blind Cat Rescue and Sanctuary.

Chunky is an adorable and easy-going lap cat. He was rescued from the humane society one year ago. He is probably six or seven years old. He is neutered and his front paws are declawed. Chunky has diabetes. He loves to play and cuddle. He is in Columbus, Ohio.

For more information please email.

Little Rusti was abandoned as a kitten and survived by finding a feral cat colony to live with. Her sad start left her with one eye and she has tested positive for FeLV. When found, she stood apart from the ferals because she was so affectionate even after her incredibly rough start. When trapped, she started purring at the sound of her rescuers' voices, even while in the trap, and would roll over while having her neck rubbed. She is only six months to a year old and truly could not be more cuddly. She needs a loving home where she is either the only cat or with another FeLV positive cat. She has been spayed and is living in her foster's garage in North Hollywood, CA. She just needs a loving home!

For more information please email.

Lestat is a very affectionate and playful kitten born in September 2007. He loves to sleep in his foster mom's lap and wrestle with the other kittens in his foster home. Unfortunately, Lestat suffered a spinal injury of some type prior to his rescue, As a result, he has very poor control of his bladder and bowels and his tail drags. The vet was initially optimistic that he would recover some (if not all) control given time. However, in the last five weeks there has been very little improvement. On occasion, he will use the litter box but this may be just a coincidence with him in the right place at the right time. Lestat needs someone who can empty his bladder daily or else he runs the risk of bladder infections. His stool is generally firm and so is not a mess to clean up but he needs to be watched to make sure he does not become constipated. This kitten has had his initial vaccines. He will be neutered and tested prior to adoption. In addition, the vet will amputate most of his tail at the time he is neutered (to avoid constant abrasion of the tip). He is currently in foster care in Orlando, Florida. An adoption contract is required.

For more information please email.

Ashton is a handsome four-month-old, gray kitten who was rescued from a feral cat colony in Dallas, Texas. His foster parents were able to tame young Ashton who became a very sweet and playful kitten, although a bit shy at first encounters with strangers. Ashton was a prime candidate for adoption, but he tested positive for Feline Leukemia (Elisa and IFA). His fosters have no place to isolate Ashton and cannot expose him to the other fosters and their own cats. Ashton has been placed in a Dallas County no-kill shelter with other FeLV cats. He would like nothing more than to find a loving home in a single cat situation or with other cats who have the virus. Ashton is an easy going, playful kitten who enjoys being around people and other cats.

For more information please email.

Midnight is just about eighteen months old. She was abandoned in the country when she was a kitten and managed to survive on her own for a few months until a compassionate person rescued her and brought her to Cats' Angels. By then something very bad had happened to her right eye, and she is now blind in that eye. However, her left eye has perfect vision. Midnight has now recovered from her scavenging days and she is a perfectly happy kitty. She enjoys people's attention, interacts well with the other cats in the house, plays with all her toys and loves to spend some time one on one with her foster mom. Midnight is easy going and has a very sweet disposition, she deserves a loving forever home. She lives in Austin, Texas. Midnight is spayed and fully vaccinated.

For more information please email.

Angelo was rescued from behind a theater where there were fifteen other cats. He has been in foster care for six weeks and has been neutered and cleaned up. He tested positive for FIV, but his blood work is good and he is not showing any apparent signs of the disease. He is about five years old so he could live a long time yet. His eyes were swollen almost shut when he was found. After many eye drops, they are open and ice blue, but jigger a bit when you look at him. His left eye still has some issues that need to be worked out. His eyes apparently move like that due to an untreated ear infection in his past. He sees great though and loves to chase toys. He is a fantastic purrer and cannot be petted enough. He loves to eat and be carried around or sit on laps. As he was a Tom when found, he would be best in a home without any other pets as he gets jealous of anyone else getting attention. He is ready for a real home of his own. He would need to be kept inside so as not to spread his FIV. He has a very cool personality. Won't you give him your loving home?

For more information please email.

Woody (Sir Oliver Driftwood) is a two-year-old, sweet, grey stripey tiger male with a big man-cat face and a small kitteny body. He lived outside until he was found and he is very happy to be inside. He has a great big smile when happy and a very expressive tail. He knows his name and answers when you call him. He loves to roll on his back and have his chin scratched. He was just neutered, vaccinated, de-wormed, flea-dipped, and his white cell count is high, so he is currently strong and healthy. He is FIV positive. When outside he hung around with other kitties so should do well with other FIV kitties. He is a very gentle kitty, but sometimes spooks. He needs a warm loving, indoor-only home. Woody is in Lancaster, PA. He can be delivered.

For more information please email.

Cassiopeia was found barely alive, when she was eight weeks old. She is a tortoise-shell kitten. The veterinarian had several theories about what happened to the kitten. She was nursed back to the point where she is healthy. But whatever caused Cassiopeia illness left her blind. Cassiopeia is a very calm kitten. She does not mind being transported in a kennel; she just takes it as a great opportunity for a nap. She is perfectly litter box trained and has never missed it during her time at her foster home. Her handicap is almost not noticeable when she literally runs around in the house. Cassiopeia plays rough because she cannot see what approaches her. She likes to be petted while being on the ground but does not like it to sit in your lab. Momentarily she is best friend with Phoenix, a very affectionate kitten of her age. They love to play and wrestle all the time. We would love to see them to go together to a good home. Cassiopeia is up to date with routine shots and has been altered.

For information about living with a blind cat please visit Blind Cat Rescue and Sanctuary.

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Leader lived on the loading dock of a local post office for over a year. He was the leader of his two cat friends and always had a positive attitude, leaping over the rest of the cats to welcome any visitor bringing them food. Doing the back step, or side-trot, he led a visitors across the parking lot and back to his friends on the dock and with a nudge or a head rub to the other wallflower or cowering cats; he reassured them to stay for dinner. It was a pity to find out that this bubbly, strong hero was FeLV positive. In his two-shelf cage, he is his old self at feeding time, rolling on his back, being playful and rubbing the bars before eating with his tail high in the air and slightly curled at the tip. Leader, a little less than two years old, is showing no signs of infection, has been neutered and is current with shots (four-in-one and rabies) and flea prevention. Still, he would much rather rub another FeLV+ buddy than the metal bars, or even have an indoor place to himself since life inside a cage just should not be the end for this proud boy. Surely he would like more exercise than the two shelves he jumps up and down from and his soft bed he sleeps on. He behaved so well at the vet when they re-checked his condition; he let people pet him and was agreeable in every way. He is trying hard to please, just as he worked hard to nurture other cats. Maybe his hope will pay off if someone can take him in; he sure deserves a break in life. Leader is in Los Angeles.

For more information please email.

Sylvestor is four years old and is FIV positive but otherwise healthy. He definitely lives up to his name but is the sweetest cat you will ever meet. He has lived with other cats before; he takes time warming up to them. He does not really like dogs; they scare him, but he has lived with them before and does warm up to them a bit after some time, depending on the dog. If they chase him, he will attack. He is just a great cat who needs a loving, safe home. He is located in Eureka, California.

For more information please email.

Jack is a beautiful Siamese and Lynx Point five-year-old male. Jack has had some difficulties. As a very young kitten, he was left on the doorstep of the local vet's office. He almost died. One of his eyes could not be saved and had to be removed. He was adopted by the animal hospital receptionist, and he became very attached to her. Unfortunately, his adoptive mom had to be away for a number of months when her husband was hospitalized. Additionally, because of his adoptive mom's work schedule (two jobs), Jack was left alone many hours a day. He is temporarily residing in a large kennel at the animal hospital and has become the clinic mascot. Everyone loves Jack! But, Jack needs to find a new home with a caring person who is patient, has time to spend working with him and can give him a new start. Jack has been an "indoor only" cat, but he may be fine outdoors (or outdoor/indoor) if the outdoor area was safe and protected.

Are you up for the challenge? Jack is worth it. He's incredibly affectionate, has a charming personality and loves laps. His present adoptive mom is happy to share more details about his medical history. If the placement doesn't work, we'll take him back. Jack is used to other cats and dogs, is neutered and up to date on all vaccinations. He is in Cloverdale, CA.

For more information please email.

Tyson is a beautiful, Russian Blue, one-year-old, male cat who suffered a severe pelvic fracture, most likely from being hit by a car. By time he received veterinary care, the fracture had begun to heal, so the surgeon determined it was best to allow him to heal without surgery. Tyson healed beautifully with no signs of nerve damage and all bathroom functions intact. To look at him now, especially as he climbs to the top of the kitchen cabinets, it is hard to remember the days when he could not even stand straight. Tyson also suffers from seizures, starting from the time he was born. He continues to have a short seizure about once a month. The seizures last for a few minutes, after which he comes around and returns to his normal activity. Since no cause for the seizures has been found, the vet has diagnosed it as idiopathic epilepsy. Even though Tyson was born into a home where there were 29 other cats breeding constantly, he got a lot of love and human touch throughout his kittenhood. Because of his seizures, his family made sure he was able to stay latched onto momma cat and nurse, and they held him during his seizures to comfort him. This has caused Tyson to be an extremely people affectionate cat, who wants nothing more than a lap all to himself and lots of attention. Even with his early bad experience outdoors, he would do best in a home where he can spend some time outdoors. In his foster home, he frequently escapes to the coolness of the garage to get away from all the other foster kitten babies. Tyson needs a home where he can have a lap all his own and lots of attention. He is not currently on any medications for his seizures. He is currently being fostered through MetroFerals - MD. They require a visit to the foster home, application, and an adoption fee of $125. They will deliver Tyson to you, within a reasonable distance. Tyson is neutered, dewormed, up to date on shots, and negative for FeLV and FIV. He is located in Columbia MD.

For more information please email.

Maximus, is a domestic shorthair cat that a dog attacked and broke his tail and part of his spinal cord. This causes him to not able to urinate on his own and he cannot control when he has to defecate. All the medical treatments tried have not helped him be able to urinate on his own. We express his bladder three times a day during the week and twice a day on Sunday. He is very good for this as long as someone sweet talks to him during the process. He is really good with other cats and is eager to make friends with any new cats that come through here. He does not like dogs much, understandably, but once he sees one over and over he can tolerate it. He has been tested for FeLV and FIV and is negative. He is fully vaccinated, microchipped and neutered. Hopefully some family will see it in their hearts to give him the extra special attention he needs. Please note, he does not dribble urine; he just needs to be expressed. He is in Lakewood, Washington.

For more information please email.

Bobby is a tuxedo bobtail and is full of personality. Unfortunately, Bobby as we have been calling her, has a birth defect common among bobtails. She has no anus (sphincter). This means that there is nothing between her colon and the outside world. She can go to the bathroom without aid, but occasionally needs some extra TLC to be cleaned. Bobby is only four months old and is full of life and energy. She is loving and playful. She is very clean and uses her litterbox well, in spite of her disability. We are desperately looking for a home that Bobby can go to and be loved and tended to regardless of her handicap. Bobby is in Murfreesboro, TN.

For more information please email.

Buddy-bear had a rough life outside but after a few weeks with a loving foster it is clear he will make a great pet. He is FIV positive but otherwise healthy as can be. He is very laid back, but loves to play, snuggle, listen to human voices and be rubbed. He has a great appetite, and seems very grateful for human contact. He likes being around other cats and is not the least bit aggressive. He wants to be indoor and outdoor but may adjust to inside only if he can have a screened porch or fresh air access and see other wildlife. In other words, he is a regular cat at heart. He is in Harpers Ferry, VA but can be delivered to a loving home that has been screened.

For more information please email.

Roo is a DSH. She has three legs. She was born with her left front leg strangulated by the umbilical cord. She had extensive surgery and now gets around as if she had all four. She looks like a Kangaroo when she runs, so is called "Roo." She is very affectionate and talkative, and loves attention. She is timid around other animals, so she would probably not do very well with another cat or dog in the house. She typically just eats dry food but loves tuna fish for a treat. She is very playful with some toys, but fears others; what a 'fraidy cat! Her adoption fee is $25. She is located in Columbus, Ohio.

For more information please email.

Cutie Pie may be mixed with a Turkish Van cat. Normally a Turkish Van has a medium-length coat. Cutie Pie has a short coat but her markings indicate that she could have Turkish Van in her background. Her coat is silky soft and she has a very sweet personality! She is a bit on the shy side so a home that can try to help her out of her shyness would be ideal for her. Cutie Pie is about one and a half years old and has been spayed.

For more information please email.

Tessa is a very loving, playful kitty. She came to the shelter with a litter kittens and helped to save a few kittens that were not hers! She was a wonderful mommy, but now she is done raising babies and is spayed and needs a home of her own to be spoiled! Homes were found for all of her babies and now she needs a home. Tessa is very nurturing and loves other cats and dogs don't seem to phase her one bit! She is having a harder time finding a home because she has some chronic upper respiratory symptoms. Tessa also has some days where she seems completely healthy and other days where she has some eye and nasal discharge. Tessa is fine with all of this and it doesn't affect her personality in the slightest; she's an extremely happy girl and loves life! She was born around 8/1/05.

For more information please email.

Seri was found outside in a dark, cold area of Northeast Philadelphia. She is spayed, has tested negative for FeLV and FIV and is fully vaccinated. She was thrown out of her home, hit by a car, lost her litter of kittens, had a bad time of a spay because of being hit by a car and had her tail broken when this all happened. Now she has an incontinence problem with her bladder. She will make someone very happy that can give her a proper home. You would never know this cat had such a bad time. She is such a happy cat. Please give her a forever home.

Please fill an application out for her at Northeast Animal Rescue.

Chelsea is otherwise healthy but recently contracted FeLV. She has no signs of any infections and can live a healthy, normal life for an average of ten years if kept indoors and fed a nutritious diet. Her prior owner compromised her health by letting her go outside unvaccinated. She is now current on all her vaccinations and was spayed when she was around six months of age. She is also micro-chipped. She is truly a real sweetie in Pittsburgh PA.

For more information please email.

Kiki-Jack and a sibling were only about two weeks old when they were rescued from New Orleans East. Kiki-Jack had a severe infection in both eyes. Efforts with medical treatment were unsuccessful at saving them. He lost his left eye at the tender age of four weeks and seems to only see shadows with his right. Kiki-Jack is now about eight weeks old and with time he might gain more sight in that one eye, but for now he is essentially blind. In the photo where he is laying with the dog, it looks as if there is an eye there, but there is not. It was not sutured shut because he was too young to stay under anesthesia. The vet does recommend it once he is a little older. Kiki-Jack is eating on his own and using the littler box. Soon Kiki-Jack will be ready for his special home. Are you the one?

For information about living with a blind cat please visit Blind Cat Rescue and Sanctuary.

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Bubba-Lu had just been neutered and released when he was found by a trailer resident dragging his back. The vet has determined he was rolled over by a car, and given that the ground was not solid concrete, his spine was not crushed. He is, however, paralyzed and likely that he will never regain any use of his back legs or his bodily functions. Bubba-Lu is a very sweet and loving kitten, about 8 months old, and is clueless or could care less about his handicap. He is not in any pain. He plays, scoots quickly across the floor with his front legs and doesn't mind dogs. He climbs the cat tree, but can't pull himself up on the perch, so he needs a little push from a human hand or a dog that could learn to do so. Bubba-Lu's bladder does need to be manually emptied at least twice per day. The diaper in the photo is mostly to keep him clean. Bubba-Lu is being fostered in New Orleans. Can someone out there give Bubba-Lu a special home?

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Minnie is a two-year-old, spayed, female cat. She is very sweet and playful. Minnie is FIV positive so she needs a home with no cats or with other FIV positive cats. Also because she is FIV positive, Minnie must be kept indoors so she does not spread it to other cats.

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She-ne-ne is a special needs cat. She is a sweet, energetic, DSH cat with loads of personality. She does well around dogs She is FIV positive, so she needs to be in a one cat family. She also requires a special food to prevent urinary tract infections. If you are willing to give her a chance, she will make a lovely, and entertaining family member. She-ne-ne is spayed. She is in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

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Sweet and gentle, Layla is a grey and white DSH female cat who loves being scratched on her back. She does not have an ounce of aggression in her personality and is as peaceful as a lamb. Once she's at ease, she will curl up in your lap and absolutely bask in your love. Layla was found as a very pregnant stray living at Juvenile Hall in East LA. Although diagnosed with FeLV, she is asymptomatic and currently appears very healthy. As a FeLV cat, Layla must live indoors 100% of the time and cannot be mixed with non-FeLV cats. She is already spayed, micro-chipped, de-wormed and has all her shots! Ideally Layla would be adopted together with her FeLV daughter, Clara, a frisky and cuddly two-year-old dilute calico. Both Layla and Clara live in Santa Monica, CA but can travel to a new loving forever home!

For more information please email.

A ball of energy, Clara is a very special spirit indeed. Rambunctious and playful, she has a total love of life. She will entertain you for hours, friskily racing about and playing with just about anything. She purrs just to be around people and climbs all over you for attention. Born on April 20, 2005, Clara inherited FeLV from her mom, but has no symptoms. As a FeLV cat, Clara must live indoors 100% of the time and cannot be mixed with non-FeLV cats. She is already spayed, Avid micro-chipped, de-wormed and has all her shots! Ideally Clara would be adopted together with her FeLV mom, Layla, a two-year-old grey and white DSH. Clara lives and plays in Santa Monica, CA but can travel to a new loving forever home.

For more information please email.

Tabitho is a beautiful four-year-old male cat who had been hit by a car in Sumpango. He survived the crash, but had to have one of his back legs amputated. Tabitho has a very sweet personality, and is somewhat submissive. His ideal home would be with other non-aggressive cats. He is FeLV negative. He has not been tested for FIV in Guatemala, so that would need to be done in the U.S. if he is adopted. He was rescued by AWARE.

This pet is in Guatemala, for more adoption information please email.

This little girl was found on a deck at a home, curled up on a chair with snow covering her. At the vet she tested positive for FeLV, so she can not stay with cats who are free of FeLV. She has been given her all of her other shots, rabies and distemper. She has been spayed. She is in Columbus, Ohio. Please give this warm, loveable little girl a home. She loves to be held and loved.

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Fawn is an eleven-month-old, female, Manx mix with silver and peach tabby coloring. She has big, clear eyes and looks like a gentle fawn, hence the name. She was found out and about at six months, hungry, flea-infested, full of ear mites and unspayed. Her Good Samaritan posted notices about her, but no one reported her missing or claimed this sweet girl. She has been someone's pet because of her social nature and sweet and calm temperament. Fawn was taken to the vet and tested negative for FeLV and FIV, vaccinated, dewormed, treated for ear mites and given flea control. She was also spayed and microchipped. She is currently in foster care in an indoor home and is housetrained. Fawn was adopted once, but returned. Fawn appears to have a sensitive stomach and does best with only dry food and no changes in food, being fed smaller amounts during the day, no treats, no people food at all, no milk products, and a quieter household. She has tried different foods and none work consistently with her. She will occasionally, not always, have a loose stool, then have difficulty totally cleaning herself. She may drop a bit outside the litter box. She likes to be clean, is very good about urinating in her box (very neat), but has trouble with a loose stool at times. She will need someone patient and loving, consistent in her diet and willing to help wipe occasionally. She loves bathes and is so very good-natured. Fawn likes other animals, but really loves people. She likes to knead her paws in affection, play with toys, and be cuddled. She does have her claws, but people frequently comment on her rarely extending them. She does not scratch and barely pokes them out. Fawn is in Murray, KY.

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Muffin is a sweet calico girl who was rescued from a high kill shelter. She lost her eye as a baby but a kind person made sure she was not put down and found her a safe place. Nothing stops Muffin and the loss of an eye means nothing to her. She can play, run, jump and wrestle with the best of them. Muffin is located in NJ.

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Wags is a lovable and loving black Manx. He is around two years old. Abandoned by his family and left to fend for himself he took up residence along the river with a feral colony. He was found and brought in for care and found to have both FeLV and FIV. He is otherwise healthy and happy. He is a no-issues cat that gets along with others cats, kittens and has a great desire for affection from humans. Being a Manx he has only a stub for a tail and it wags a mile a minute when he is being loved. He needs a family with no other cats or a family with FeLV/FIV positive cats. With the proper love and attention Wags may live for many years. He is located in Albany, Georgia.

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Chanel (as in Chanel #5) is a pretty, very friendly cat who has had some hard times. She was found wandering in an attic by someone who brought her to the shelter. She was so dirty. The end of her tail was black and matted, and she smelled terribly. Our vet discovered that the end of her tail was damaged and it was rotting. Poor girl. The whole time, she didn't complain, she just wanted to be petted. The end of her tail has been removed and she is healing nicely. However, in addition to the end-of-the-tail issue, there was also some damage to her spinal cord. The result is that she has trouble controlling where she eliminates. She just doesn't know when it's happening. Is there anyone out there who wants to be an angel and make a real difference in the life of a nice kitty who has had some really tough breaks? She is in Pittsfield, MA.

For more information please email.