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| FIV + Cats | Incontinence | Neurological | Sight problems | Misc |
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Description: Siamese Color:
seal point Female spayed, 1 Yr "My name is Patty and I'm a
paraplegic which means my back legs don't work well enough so that I can
stand up. They tell me I was stepped on as a little kitten. The nice
people at Polson Animal Clinic got me a cart so that I can run around the
clinic, but I can also pull myself around without my 'wheelchair'. The
folks here really like me; I'm very cute and loving and have just enough
sass to keep them on their toes. Will I get better? I don't know. They say
miracles happen, and in the meantime, I'm enjoying life. Contact: Polson Animal Clinic |
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Willow came to FOCAS' attention when she was found languishing in a veterinarian's office, having been brought there by a good samaritan. Willow's hind legs have paralysis because she was shot in the spine. Orthopedic and neurosurgeons determined that surgery to remove the bullet was too risky with little chance that it would return use of her legs. So, FOCAS fitted Willow with a cart so she can "roll around" her foster home. She gets around quite well without her cart too. FOCAS also funded physical therapy and acupuncture treatment to ensure she would have as much mobility as possible. At this point in time her bladder must be expressed twice a day, but that could change as she gets stronger. Willow has great muscle tone and a courageous little spirit that brought her through cruelty, pain and mobility challenges, while remaining happy, vibrant and very much wanting to be a part of life. Willow would love a forever home where she could give love to a special person or family that want to love her back. Please email FOCAS at info@focasnews.org or call the FOCAS Help Line at 201-943-4019 |
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+ CATS For FIV information please visit: FIV: Catching a Bad Case of Rumors or FIV Fact Sheet or The Truth about Cats and FIV. |
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This is such a sweet fella. In fact, that is
why we call him Sweetie! He was a stray and he adopted us.
Our family fell in love and we fully intended to keep him. However he
tested positive for FIV. We have other cats and cannot put them at risk so
we are looking for a wonderful home for him. He has been neutered
and his shots are current. He is about 2 years old and in very good health
and has a beautiful soft coat that he loves to have petted. He has a
wonderful disposition and is very loving. He loves attention and wants a
home. He has been outdoors for a while but he really wants to come
inside! It breaks our hearts that we cannot keep him but are hoping
that he will be a blessing to someone else.
Contact Rebecca Gadd 410-495-8035 email beccag3@yahoo.com 1208 |
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Contact: Molly's Mutts And Meows
310-837-MUTT www.MollysMuttsAndMeows.org Location: Southern California (Los Angeles, CA) WATCH HIS VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7rJPWGSNQc BIO: Fun facts about Puck! Puck tested positive for FeLV with is feline leukemia. FeLV is usually transmitted between infected cats when the transfer of saliva or nasal secretions is involved. Cats with FeLV can live years... or they can live months. Puck is otherwise healthy. And he's the sweetest cat you'll ever meet. He deserves a chance! Puck is currently being fostered in a home with a few other dogs. HE IS DOING GREAT! He loves dogs and people. He's a complete love bug! We are looking for a home with a big heart to adopt our special needs Puck. Maybe you have a FeLV positive cat and you need a buddy? Maybe you want an only cat? Maybe you want a cat buddy to be friends with your canine companion? If so, Puck would be happy to be considered! We cannot place Puck in a home with other FeLV negative cat (s) or in a home where he will be let outside. Thanks for making adoption your first option and for considering PUCK! 2807 |
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Our group recently took in Buster, an
ex-stray who tested FIV positive. He is a young cat - our vet is guessing
he was 10 months to a year old when rescued in June 2010. Buster shows no
signs of ill health and is actually more active than most cats who aren't
FIV positive! He loves people and will carefully "stand up" with
his front paws on visitors' legs so he can be petted more easily. Originally Buster was rescued from a multi-story parking garage, as the people who worked in the adjoining building asked for help. Buster was obviously someone's pet at one time, as he actually kept trying to get into people's cars and ride home with them. Besides the FIV status, Buster's only other challenge is that he is aggressive towards other male cats, even though he was neutered upon arrival. However, he's a bit of a flirt with the female cats and seems to have taken a shine to one in particular, washing her head when she'll let him. He's cuddled up with her in his photo although she's a bit hard to see. Interested adoptors may call Buster's foster mom Linda at 214-356-9126, or email her at lashton@swbell.net |
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What a face! Just looking at this unique mug
should bring a smile to anyone's face. Chester is a real dapper
gentleman and has manners and tuxedo to match. He is quiet and
affectionate and he makes great company. Chester often hangs out with his
foster mom while she does chores around the house, simply providing
companionship while she works. What a great cat!
If the adoption does not work, at any point in the cat's life, I will always take the cat back. Chester is up-to-date with routine shots, house trained and neutered. Marie Santilli |
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Cali is a goregeous, sweet and
social female calico, about 2 years old. See videos and photos at www.catster.com/cats/1152160.
She is spayed and up to date on all her shots. Cali is a Special
Needs Kitty as she is FIV+ , so only adopted to a home with no cats
or a home with other FIV + cats. Cali is healthy and can still live
a long-life with this disease. She deserves a loving indoor
home.
Cali is in the Houston, TX area, but we will pay for transport to a forever home or a foster home. Email txrescue77@sbcglobal.net or call 713 269-8539 |
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Looking
for a new Star in your sky? Well, look no further, here I
am!
My
name is Star. I am a domestic short-hair with pretty green
eyes and am all black except for three white "lightening
bolts" on my right side. These came from a very bad fight I
had a while ago. I am about two years old, and was once someone's
pet a long time ago. I either ran away or was abandoned. I
have never been microchipped. I am spayed and am now up-to-date on
my shots. Just last week, I adopted a family in Kailua, Oahu,
Hawaii, and they were nice enough to bring me into their house during a
rain storm. I have a sweet personality, I love to be loved and
love people and other cats. My adopted family would have liked to
keep me, but they have other cats, and I tested positive for FIV
(probably from that bad fight that left me with the "lightening
bolts"). I am otherwise healthy and happy. During
my time out in the wild, I lost some teeth so I have a hard time eating
kibble; I prefer canned food or kibble softened with water.
I am great in the litterbox. I love to play and make friends.
Because I was outside for a while, although I am EXTREMELY people
friendly and will come up to you for love and spend time in your lap, it
takes me a little while before I am comfortable with new friends
carrying me. I am looking for my new forever home with other FIV
positive cats or as your one and only Star.
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Suki is one of our special kitties
that have tested positive for Feline Leukemia . She will very likely have
a long healthy life, but will either need to be the only indoor kitty or
be with other kitties that are also FeLV. Suki is a beautiful, regal white
and Tabby. She has been an amazing Mom and a lovely friend to humans. She
is friendly, affectionate and loves to play with toys. Not a hyper cat for
a two year old and is the perfect house cat. All she wants is your love
and she can be independent as well. Suki is spayed, had all her shots and
is just waiting for that special home
Good Shepherd Humane Society in Eureka Springs, Arkansas 479-253-9188 kayepamela@ymail.com |
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Weston needs a special home as he has
tested FeLV positive. He has no symptoms and could very well live a very
long healthy life. At 3 years of age is a very handsome boy, with his grey
and white coloring which is darker on his tail than it is on the rest of
his body! He also has amazing eyes which are yellow on the outer edge and
green surrounding his pupils! To top off his wonderful looks, he is a very
sweet, loving boy who loves affection and gives it in return. He and
Suki are the best of friends so if you have a big heart for two they would
love to stay together.
Good Shepherd Humane Society in Eureka Springs, Arkansas 479-253-9188 kayepamela@ymail.com |
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Archi is 5mos, old dmh grey/white. He
has been in foster care since he was 3 weeks old. He is loves to
be held and carried around the house laying on his back. He loves his
belly rubbed and certainly gets along with othere cats. While being vetted
he was found to be FeLV positive. Don't let that discourage you, as he is
a joy to have a round. Do you have a heat big enough for him. If you are
interested in Archie, we will arrange and pay for necessary transport
if he is adopted to his perfect home. For further questions or interest
please contact Nicole @ ferencak_nicole@hotmail.com or (724)833-6784. We are located in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania |
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Zoe is a beautiful 18-month-old manx. She is a very affectionate, tolerant and an outgoing feline. She has urinary incontinence inherited due to a spinal defect, sometimes seen in the manx breed. She is spayed, microchipped, and current on vaccines. She needs a foster home or an adopter with a loving heart, time and willingness to work with a special needs cat. For more information boxergirl38@yahoo.com |
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Lucas is a beautiful sweet 8-year
old, neutered, flamepoint siamese. He is partially incontinent
from a tail-pull injury when he got outside a couple of years
ago. He has nerve damage at the base of his spine. His tail is intact,
but he can only lift it partway. The vet felt leaving his tail intact
would be fine, although it doesn't seem like he can feel or move the
lower 2/3. He has improved since his initial injury, but it appears he
will never fully recover full use of his tail or bladder control.
I never considered putting him down,
because he's a wonderful cat and completely healthy otherwise, as
far as I know. He just pees sometimes in the "wrong"
places. He is a total loverboy sweetheart. He's pretty easygoing. He
tolerates dogs and gets along well with most other cats. He really
wants to be outdoors to enjoy the sunshine and roll in the grass.
I'd love to find him a home where he can be safely outdoors
either in a safe yard or a large enclosure. Contact me if
you think he's a good fit for you, and you would truly love and take
good care of him for the rest of his days. I don't want him to be a
reclusive barn cat, but a part of a loving family, which is what he
truly loves.
If you are interested in Lucas, email me
at twriter@fastmail.net.
I am in the Houston area, but willing to drive a
reasonable distance for the right home.
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MAVERICK Neutered Male; appr. 5 yr/old 14 lb. HANDSOME “tomcat” Tabby FELV/FIV Negative *** FOREVER-HOME-ADOPTION NEEDED ASAP --- TO SPECIAL PERSON with EXPERIENCE CARING FOR PET WITH PARALYZED OR PARTIALLY-PARALYZED BLADDER*** |
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WHO WAS HIT BY A CAR JUNE 2011, IS PURRFECT IN EVERY
WAY WITH THE EXCEPTION OF AN IMPAIRED BLADDER (DUE TO A FRACTURE &
BROKEN TAIL CAUSING NERVE-DAMAGE RELATED
INJURY). IMPROVEMENTS ARE SEEN EACH
WEEK. MAVERICK NOW URINATES SOME ON HIS OWN AND THEN WE EXPRESS
HIS BLADDER DAILY TO EMPTY THE REST. HE IS NOT IN PAIN,
AND WELCOMES THIS ‘ASSISTANCE’. HIS MUSCLE CONTROL IS
IMPROVING (NERVE DAMAGE TAKES TIME TO IMPROVE). HE MAY OR MAY NOT NEED
‘ASSISTANCE’ LONG-TERM, BUT IF HE DOES, IT WOULD LIKELY BE
PARTIAL **HE IS OTHERWISE VERY HEALTHY, WITH NO
OTHER INJURIES. TRUSTED VETERINARIAN OPINIONS WERE ENCOURAGING ABOUT HIM REGAINING MUSCLE CONTROL OVER TIME, AND WERE POSITIVE ABOUT A GREAT QUALITY OF LIFE, IN THE RIGHT CARETAKING HANDS. BECAUSE MAVERICK’S SITUATION IS UNIQUE, BUT NOT UNCOMMON, HE NEEDS A SPECIAL, SAFE, *INSIDE-ONLY*, LOVING HOME WITH PERSON(S) EXPERIENCED WITH HIS CONDITION,WHO CAN CARE PROPERLY FOR HIM, SHOULD HE CONTINUE NEEDING BLADDER 'ASSISTANCE' IN ANY PARTICULAR CAPACITY. POTENTIAL ADOPTEE AND HOME WILL BE CAREFULLY CHOSEN Contact: seemenoo@yahoo.com - HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA |
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Iceey is as bright as a new copper penny in her coloring and intelligence. She has figured out how to open the sliding glass door, pocket doors, cabinets, and drawers. She loves to play soccer, tag, and tug with her adopted siblings and when she is tired or in need of a hug loves to cuddle on laps, curl around necks, or where ever the nearest person happens to be. She was severely injured when she was very young. Her lower abdomen was bruised almost black all the way across and the tip of her left ear was black. She could not move her hind legs or tail and had no response to touch or painful stimuli in those areas up to her mid back. There were no open wounds, but she was in shock and trembling. The vet got her started on prednisone and a therapy schedule that included swimming by my vet. She absolutely hated it but did it faithfully and slowly she went from dragging her hind legs, to wobbly stumbles, to now. She still has a slight sway to the right but she runs, jumps, climbs, everything that kittens are supposed to do she can do. Her tail was amputated when she was spayed because the feeling never returned and she could only lift it a few inches off the floor. Her balance has improved with the tail gone. She no longer needs to be stimulated to empty her bowels and bladder but wears a diaper when she goes out and at night. There is hope that more improvement could occur, she is young and everyday she gets stronger. For more information jake.beverley@sbcglobal.net As you can see Iceey has grown into a beautiful girl. She is sweet very playful & we’re trying to learn walking on a leash. She is still unable to control bowel or bladder but with manually expressing her twice a day & wearing a diaper there are no accidents. She wears a newborn size huggies diaper & it fits very well. |
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WATCH MY VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-ahfFWiFRk When Opie's family lost their home, this charming Bombay mix kitty became an orphan. Opie is a quirky little cat that has won the hearts of Bideawee staff. Since moving into an office here, away from other cats, she has really come out of her shell. According to the woman she shares an office with, there is not a moment in the day when Opie isn't touching her, whether she is sprawled across her lap, sharing the chair, or twisting through her legs. She is a real entertainer - just watch her video to see her unique personality! Opie is about 3 years & 9 months old. She would be a great companion in a mellow household, as an only cat. audrey.fisher@bideawee.org Bideawee, Manhattan |
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Lots and lots of crazy teenage kitten
energy...That is what our Russell has. This sweet boy is
roughly 8 - 9 months old. He didn’t lose his tail in an accident.
He was born that way, as Russell is a Manx cat, a breed of felines born
naturally without tails. However, he did suffer severe trauma to his
eye, either from rough play from a littermate or an attack by a wild
animal.
His eye could not be saved, but being a one-eyed cat doesn’t slow Russell down one bit. Obviously, his peripheral vision isn’t perfect, having lost an eye. Sometimes he bumps into things if he’s running too fast. But he’s up and going moments later. His foster mom reports that he has endless energy. Russell hasn’t had any exposure to dogs, but knowing his easy-going, playful nature, we think he would get used to and be fine with a cat-friendly canine. He’s very social with other cats. Although he has had only limited exposure to children, through the foster mom’s nieces and nephews, we think he would be fine with well-mannered children over ten years of age. Russell is very affectionate with people, so the more “people” he has in his new home, the better. His foster mom who rescued him and paid for his eye surgery had planned to give him his forever home, and has been fostering him since pulling him from an overcrowded shelter when he was about a month old. But as he has grown bigger, he’s proven to play too rough with one of her resident cats who has deformed front legs. All Russell wants to do is play. He is very, very social. But with the resident cat, playtimes are too much. She is heartbroken as Russell is her sweet little boy. But rather than wait and see if Russell slows down in his more adult years, she thinks it’s better for both of her boys to find an excellent other home for Russell. |
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and has been neutered.
Please contact his foster mom Liz at rocketmahler@yahoo.com, c/o Summit Animal League if you think you could provide Russell with the loving home this silly boy deserves. |
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STEVIE DOB 8-14-10 DSH
Black Male – Hi! You are looking at my picture and saying
“He looks different.” So, let me tell you our story. My
siblings (Timmy and Tracy) and I were discovered under some steps at a
school by a very caring and kind teacher. Our mother cat was
missing and there were two male cats that were trying to protect us.
Friends of Felines were called to come and rescue us. We were
taken to a vet and tested for FIV and Felv and were found to be healthy,
except for our eyes. We were born without eye lids. We
then were taken to an eye specialist that agreed to do our eye
surgeries. Bev and her daughter, Amy, took us in to foster and
have taken care of us through all our surgeries. Our eye doctor
has since fallen in love with us because we are such special and loving
kittens. We are so grateful to be alive even though we are
handicapped.
I am totally blind, but don’t feel
sorry for me because I have a good life and do okay. I will find
you by the sound of your voice or if you stay still my little nose will
go to the ground and I turn into a bloodhound. I know when Amy
gets out the feather to play with me, because I can hear it. Yes,
I can play and purr and cuddle and do most everything other kittens can
do. I also know that there is a special person out there, which
will adopt a special kitten like me and take care of me furever.
Will that person be you? If so, call Bev on 301-855-7993.
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TIMMY
DOB 8-14-10 DSH Tuxedo Male – Want to play? Then you want to
adopt me and provide me with a furever home! I like to cuddle too.
Our eye specialist said that me and my siblings, well, we are the sweetest
kittens she has ever met. I don’t mean to brag, but we are pretty
amazing. (My siblings are Stevie and Tracy.)
I was born without eyelids and my left eye had to be removed. There is nothing wrong with my right eye and I can play and cuddle and purr with the best of them. Call my foster, Bev, if you don’t believe me. Bev will tell you all about me. Our phone number is 301-855-7993. |
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TRACY DOB 8-14-10 DSH Brown tiger Female – I’m the girl and I am a little timid when I first meet you and then I snuggle and purr. I really like to play too although I only have limited vision in one eye. My left eye has been removed too, just like my brothers’, Timmy and Stevie. Our eye doctor really loves us and treats us real special because we “are the sweetest kittens that she has ever taken care of”. Some people said that we should have been euthanized because we have some eye problems and that no one would adopt us. Friends of Felines didn’t agree with that position, so here we are, looking for our furever homes. Will you take us into your hearts and homes and love us furever? If so, call Bev on 301-855-7993
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Bailey - DOB: August 21, 2008 - DSH
Brown spottedTabby - Male/Neutered
What a handsome male. Bailey is a long, lanky guy. He has a brown spotted coat that shimmers in the light. He is the kind of kitty that thrives with another cat as a companion. He loves his treats and will come running when he hears the treat bag crinkle. We don't know exactly what happened to Bailey but he is vision impaired. The vet thinks something happened in his brain to cause the blindness because his eyes are healthy. This doesn't seem to stop him though. He uses his litterbox well but isn't the greatest at covering. I think he thinks that's what friends are for so his cat friends help him with this. Although he doesn’t like being picked up he will rub against you and lay down next to you. Bailey doesn’t like being alone and plays with his friends. He’s a very active 2 year old always ready for a game of chase. He is a healthy boy. Once he has gotten used to his surroundings you could hardly tell he was blind. Bailey is up to date on shots, neutered and tested negative for FeLV/FIV. He is just waiting to find that special home. Please consider adopting this boy. He deserves his forever home. Bailey needs to be in a home with adults and one other gentle cat. No small children. Dogs are fine. If you are interested in adopting Bailey please contact his foster, Denise at fnrcats@yahoo.com to get more information and an application. Bailey is being foster by Feline Network Rescue in Northern Virginia. |
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Hi, My name is Sandy, or "Arrrrrr
Kitty", heheheh. I have quite a long story on how I lost my eye and
came to Blue Paws Rescue, but...LUCKY for me that I did!! I was born
around 12/12/08, which makes me bout 2 years old right now. I've
decided that inside life is the way to go for a cat! I have no
desire, or reason to go outside anymore. I'm very lovable and affectionate
and will come sit on your lap, or by your side for lots of love and
pets!!! I've been combo-tested and am negative for both FIV and Feline
Lukemia. I am spayed and up to date on my shots and I always use my litter
box!
I'm considered "special needs" because I only have 1 eye, I am SPECIAL, but require nothing special, other than tons of love and affection!! I like other cats and dogs too! Don't I just melt your heart? If you're interested in meeting me, just email Blue Paws to set up a time... She is super lovable!! A real lap cat, given the chance and she is so sweet, she will give kisses for her pets ;-). Blue Paws Rescue, Lexington, TX |
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Angie is a gorgeous pure white long
haired cat with blue eyes, almost the color of the cat bed in the
picture. She is around 7-8 years old, spayed, fully vaccinated,
FELV/FIV negative, has had a dental and blood work to make sure she is
healthy. She is loving and sweet, and good with cats & dogs. She is
fully vetted, has had a dental, all shots, and has become very used to
other animals. She loves to be petted now, although she still startles
easily because of her lack of hearing. She is a really sweet 7-8 ish
girl, who is no trouble at all. Uses the box perfectly and likes
water with ice in it! She would love a home where she got lots of
attention. She had to learn to snuggle A quiet
adult home would be perfect. We are willing to transport, and my email
is rchshumane@yahoo.com.
Thank you so much for your help! (Angie is Deaf)
Riley County Humane Society |
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Gorgeous Flame-point Siamese Lap Cat - Weeves
is a 2 year old male cat. He is very friendly and would love to just
sit in your lap all day! He is quite healthy, neutered, and up to
date on his vaccinations. Weeves is strictly a house cat.
This is a must with Weeve's as he is deaf. He was attacked by a dog at 2 months of age, but still, he loves our dog! If you would like this sweet, beautiful cat please call Seraphima at 520-868-4256.. Asking a re-homing fee $20 to insure he gets a good home. Located in Florence, Az |
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Charity – DOB 5/26/10 – Female
– White/Gray My name is Charity. My mom, Mercy, was rescued before we were born. My sisters, Faith & Hope, were born with me, and our foster mom took great care of us. When we were big enough to start walking around, the vet noticed we have luxating patellas. That means our kneecaps sometimes pop in and out. It doesn’t slow us down a bit! I may need an operation when I’m an adult, but the vet said we might not need anything done at all! I’m looking for that special home that understands I may not be able to jump up on things like some kitties do, and would give me the operation – if I need it – when I’m full grown. I've been FIV/FELV tested, spayed, microchipped, and vaccinated. If you would like to know more about me, please contact Karen at k.pacey@sbcglobal.net or call 314-638-5128. Located in St Louis |
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Tony is a 6 yrs old neutered tuxedo
cat. We do not know how he lost part of his leg. He was being fed by a
person in their yard and they decided they didn't want him because he
had a diarrhea problem. We put him on raw food diet which stopped the diarrhea.
If he is adopted he will have to be on a raw diet so he has normal bowel
movements. He also does not like other cats or dogs he will attack them.
He loves people and is so sweet and loving.
To adopt Tony contact Susan email
dharmarescuesf@aol.com
phone 310-989-0057
address Dharma Rescue for Cats and Dogs
23916 Crenshaw Blvd
Torrance,Ca.90505
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Howl is a three year old green eyed
male American Short hair. He is a loving, friendly and charismatic
cat who loves attention and a cozy spot to cat nap. I have had the
blessing of taking care of Howl since he was 8 weeks old, when he came
into my life from a family in San Ysidro. Since then he has grown into a
good sized, beautifully coated, and pampered boy! Sadly about a year
ago he was diagnosed with Feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD),
which is common in young neutered male cats. While this can be
dangerous, with the right amount of care, special diet and regular vet
visits he will live a happy, long, UTI free life. I have given him
the best and most loving home possible, but due to life's ups and downs
and this economy I'm not able to give him the attention and care he needs.
As much as this breaks my heart to let him go, I want him to have a long
fulfilling life that he deserves. I hope he will become a blessing
to you as he has been for me. Howl is current on all shots and
check-ups. Kelly Bonacker 1656 S. Escondido Blvd. Escondido Ca 92025 619-213-7967 kelly.bonacker@gmail.com |
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The beautiful and unique Pinky was on
her way to be euthanized (literally) at a CA shelter when I offered to
foster her. She has no top eye lids and her left eye is smaller than
the right one. When I first got her I discovered an adult cat claw
in her left eye. I was shocked because the whole time it was in her
eye she was very playful and in good spirits. Because she has no top
eye lids she looks upward in a funny way which I find very charming. She
is quirky, playful loves kittens and gets along with calm dogs. Pinky
would do best in a calm and stable environment. This beauty needs
someone who loves special cats and has an open heart for this special
girl. She has left a strong impression on my heart.
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Baby: Baby made her liver sick
because she was so upset that she stopped eating. She is doing very well
now, but we need an adopter that understands how sensitive she is and that
this could happen again, so she needs a very stable and nurturing family.
“Hepatic lipidosis, or fatty liver, is a common syndrome characterized
by excess fat accumulation in the liver of cats. It can occur in cats of
any age or breed and may affect more females than males. Hepatic lipidosis
classically occurs after a period of anorexia (loss of appetite) of at
least 2 weeks duration.”WATCH MY VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szzsH_CWGlE This large, cuddly, innocent mushball was abandoned by the only people in the world that she knew and trusted. Baby has lived in a kitty resort here at Bideawee with several other cats and seems to get along well with everyone. This gorgeous green-eyed tabby is extremely loving and affectionate. She will come right up to you and jump in your lap. She also has an adorable habit of burrowing underneath blankets, boxes, or anywhere she can fit! Baby is sensitive and would like a quiet, gentle family to nurture her. When she is feeling frightened or nervous, she may completely lose his appetite, so her new person will need to coax her into comfort with lots of petting and encouragement! Audrey Fisher - Adoption Outreach
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Orange
classic tabby; one year old (DOB 5/1/09) Neutered Male
Dan had a rough start in life. He was found near a dumpster when he was two months old with a fractured pelvis and spine. He had to have both back legs amputated, and had physical therapy to help him learn to get around. He prefers to scoot rather than hop on three legs. He is up-to-date on shots, neutered, and friendly toward other cats. He loves his feather wands and playing chase with the laser. He does not use a litter box, so he does need a patient caregiver who doesn't mind a little cleaning. We have him on a raw food diet and this is doing wonders for his bathroom habits Cocoa, Florida - Michelle Skorzewski - 321.508.2172 - Mskorzewski3@gmail.com |
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