Note on front door at work upon arrival
Tuesday morning: "I found this and don't know how to take care
of it."
As for his overall well-being, he's not doing too bad. He's a super sweet little guy, loves to be talked to and pet. Wasn't real keen on having his ears cleaned today, but the herd of mites needed thinning. He doesn't seem to be in pain, or he's been in pain so long it no longer bothers him. So our hope is, after a week or so of antibiotics and good food, he'll be strong enough to undergo surgery to remove both his eyes. Yes, we've had an eyeless cat at the shelter before, yes she did fine in a community cat room, and yes she got adopted.
Also, this evening another little foundling came in, same age, same size, body type, condition, same HUGE ears full of mites, one small lesion on one eye, and a URI. We're assuming they are siblings, and put them in together. They love each other.
As for his overall well-being, he's not doing too bad. He's a super sweet little guy, loves to be talked to and pet. Wasn't real keen on having his ears cleaned today, but the herd of mites needed thinning. He doesn't seem to be in pain, or he's been in pain so long it no longer bothers him. So our hope is, after a week or so of antibiotics and good food, he'll be strong enough to undergo surgery to remove both his eyes. Yes, we've had an eyeless cat at the shelter before, yes she did fine in a community cat room, and yes she got adopted.
Also, this evening another little foundling came in, same age, same size, body type, condition, same HUGE ears full of mites, one small lesion on one eye, and a URI. We're assuming they are siblings, and put them in together. They love each other.
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