Tag: Special Needs

Lila (Available for permanent foster)

Ali is a 14 year-old dilute tortoiseshell calico who was rescued from a dangerous and neglectful situation. She’s a sweet and loving girl, but she is almost blind she would greatly benefit from a quiet, loving home. She’s very sweet and loves to be petted. She is hoping for a family to call her own.

A shelter is no place for a blind cat-yet here I am, hoping for a home.

I’m a 14-year-old beauty who was confiscated from a dangerous and neglectful situation along with more than 30 of my housemates.

My life has improved a lot since coming to the shelter. I now have a clean bed to sleep in, clean water to drink,and all the food I want. I don’t have any trouble finding my litter box, my comfy bed or my food and water as long as it’s placed in my room. I love attention and I often ask for pets and cuddles.

I would love a quiet home of my own, where I could live out my golden years as a pampered princess. If you have room in your heart for me, meet me and take me home.

Lila is available for permanent foster. She has had labwork and is currently receiving subcutaneous fluids every other day, as she was quite dehydrated when she arrived at the shelter. This is probably because there were more than 30 cats living in poor conditions in her former home, and she did not have access to fresh water on a regular basis. Lila is very sweet and loving . She craves human attention and would love a safe and loving home for the first time in her life.


Daniel

Daniel is a two year-old Manx boy who has lived at the shelter since he was one month old. Although he initially had some major medical issues he has since had surgery and recovered to the point that he can be adopted and live his best life with a family. He gets along with other cats and would be best with adults in an active home.

Good morning! Ready for my daily snuggles – purr!

I’m Daniel, a handsome Manx mix two-year-old boy who has lived at the shelter since I was only four weeks old. When I arrived at the shelter, I had a serious medical problem. My anus was too small and I could not poop when I needed to. I actually had surgery when I was about three months old, which corrected my problem and over the last year and a half I’ve been making sure my medication is correct so that I can continue to poop normally and live a normal life. Thankfully, things are going well now and I’m ready to find a home. I’m only two years old and I don’t want to spend my entire life in the shelter. I do require medication three times a day to make sure I don’t get constipated. To be honest once in a while, I don’t make it to the litter box on time because of my medication, but most of the time it is not an issue. Although the people at the shelter take care of me, I have missed out on most of the kitten activities that other kittens enjoy because of my condition. Now that I am doing well, I would love to have a real home with a real family. I am a special needs cat, as I do need the medicine throughout my lifetime, and I’m hoping that someone will want to give me a chance to be what I would love to be – a house cat with a forever family .
Meet me today..and let’s fall in love.

great news!! My guardian angel has paid my adoption fee.

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