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"Ugly" cat at high kill shelter, no hope :(I am a volunteer at a high kill shelter here in central Arkansas. I was at the shelter yesterday and saw the cutest ugly cat ever. She is a beautiful gray & white DMH. When she turned around though I noticed she had a deformed upper lip (it looks like the lip never fully grew in). I petted her for a while and noticed she was wearing a green collar. There was a tag on it for a local vet & it was her rabies tag. I turned it over and engraved on the back it had written "Baby" and a local phone number. The lady who runs the cat room came in a few minutes later. I asked her the story on the cat, hoping that the owner had been contacted and was on their way to pick the cat up. She told me the cat had a very loving owner who sadly passed away. The owner's son got the cat, but the son was also caring for his grandmother (Baby's owner's mom) who was senile and he just couldnt handle having the cat too so Baby got surrendered. My heart breaks for this cat since she IS "ugly" and probably wont find a home, but she is a sweet cat and deserves to live her life in a nice home, I know that is what her owner expected to happen to her and it breaks my heart that this poor cat has not only suffered the loss of someone who truly cares about her but is now stuck in a high kill shelter with very little time. She also has a kink in the end of her tail. I dont have any pictures of her, although I am going to beg someone to go down there tomorrow and get some. It seems like there are groups who specifically take animals whose caring owners have died and they dont have anyone else to care for the animal but I couldnt find them today. If you know of one, please let me know. To be perfectly honest, if a rescue were to take Baby in, she most likely wont find a home because of her apperance but she will love whoever has her unconditionally and maybe her owner will rest in peace knowing her "Baby" is in a good home and being taken care of. Thanks, I should have pics by next Monday. Anne Little Rock, AR You can email me at adoptarkansas@hotmail.com . Please crosspost.
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I volunteer for the cinnamon trust and they care for the elderly and there pets but I don't think they opperate in the US. http://www.cinnamon.org.uk/ Sally Hope she gets a home |
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I just wanted to let you know, a lady who does dog resuce (the person I asked to get pics of Baby) pulled her last Friday. She is now safe at the rescuer's house and I *think* she might have found her forever home there http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k2...s/100_2630.jpg The lip thing was a "rat abscess" I believe it was called, it is very treatable, and she is giving Baby antibiotics which should clear it up. My guess is that she will always have the deformity. I am including pictures of her safe in her clothes basket as well. Thanks Anne |
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