phesina
07-11-2011, 11:10 PM
HERE IS YOUR NEW CEREBELLAR HYPOPLAYSIA KITTY!!!!! EMAIL Libby Agosti [email protected] !!!!! This Kitty is in Portland Oregon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THIS IS URGENT AND NEEDS A HOME BY MID AUGUST OR WILL BE PTS!!!!!
Peanut is a 3-year-old Bengal mix in Portland, OR about to lose the only home he's known. His first six months were in a cage until a 92-year-old foster was willing to let him live in her house. The foster died November 2010, and Peanut's elderly cat roommate only one week later. Since then he has remained in the house with visits from family and an occasional housesitter, quite lonely most of the time. The house must be sold, and no family member can adopt him because they all have several fosters (and one, a frightening herding dog). They would be willing to fly him out of state to a responsible, loving home. His current state is too lonely, and he will have to be put down when the house is marketed by mid-August.
Peanut is healthy, playful, and terribly affectionate. He scrambles everywher and doesn't realize that he's handicapped. He hops into chairs or up a cat tree and can clear a 3-foot gate. He adores toys. He adores humans. He adores other animals (except large explosive dogs) and seeks roommate again. He is as soft as mink and quiet as a mouse (rare, tiny "meow"). But his rear-end handicap causes him to sometmes miss his cat box. He would come with either lightweight, impermeable floor blankets or several outdoor "potty mats" (the artificial grass type) to make his space more manageable. He must be indoors because he can't defend himself or escape very effectively.
Peanut is otherwise very healthy, is neutered, microchipped, and current on all vaccinations. PLEASE HELP to keep this little guy alive, and many thanks for your thoughts!
Libby Agosti
[email protected] libby.agosti(AT)yahoo.com
THIS IS URGENT AND NEEDS A HOME BY MID AUGUST OR WILL BE PTS!!!!!
Peanut is a 3-year-old Bengal mix in Portland, OR about to lose the only home he's known. His first six months were in a cage until a 92-year-old foster was willing to let him live in her house. The foster died November 2010, and Peanut's elderly cat roommate only one week later. Since then he has remained in the house with visits from family and an occasional housesitter, quite lonely most of the time. The house must be sold, and no family member can adopt him because they all have several fosters (and one, a frightening herding dog). They would be willing to fly him out of state to a responsible, loving home. His current state is too lonely, and he will have to be put down when the house is marketed by mid-August.
Peanut is healthy, playful, and terribly affectionate. He scrambles everywher and doesn't realize that he's handicapped. He hops into chairs or up a cat tree and can clear a 3-foot gate. He adores toys. He adores humans. He adores other animals (except large explosive dogs) and seeks roommate again. He is as soft as mink and quiet as a mouse (rare, tiny "meow"). But his rear-end handicap causes him to sometmes miss his cat box. He would come with either lightweight, impermeable floor blankets or several outdoor "potty mats" (the artificial grass type) to make his space more manageable. He must be indoors because he can't defend himself or escape very effectively.
Peanut is otherwise very healthy, is neutered, microchipped, and current on all vaccinations. PLEASE HELP to keep this little guy alive, and many thanks for your thoughts!
Libby Agosti
[email protected] libby.agosti(AT)yahoo.com