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Adoption of: MISHKA
Adopted! on
14-10-2012
adopted
Adoptados 2012
Adoptado por Madre Naturaleza en Granada junto con André.
- Name: MISHKA
- Type cat
- Since 13-9-2012
- Sex Male
- Age 13 years and 1 month
- Date of birth 3/2011
- Breed common
- Size small
- City Granada (Granada)
- ID 337
Health
Negative for FIV and leukemiaDescription
A volunteer found him in the middle of two lanes of a road in Granada when he returned from the shelter to her home. She says that as they advanced toward him, he looked them with his eyes popping out of his head, unable to move even one step. She braked quickly and got to pick him so that nothing will happen.
He was totally stiff, looked dead but I picked up him. I looked his bright eyes and he snorted. He was very pale, in shock, her hips creaked a lot, had ear mites, and many wounds. He has been fortunate, the worst thing is the hip fracture that we saw in the plates.
He will need to be in a large cat carry or in a room without climbing sites to get cured. The hip perations are very expensive and for cats not worth the trouble. Only rest should be enough. But he needs a host, on Saturday September 15, he leaves the clinic and we have nowhere to take it.
He is a wild cat, snorts much, is frightened and sore. But we don't believe that he will give us problems.
If he continues with the same humor, we will have to look for a country house because we don't know where he came from.
Uptdate 17 September: the vet clinic has given us 2 days more for looking for fosterhome. We have nothing! Please, help.
He was totally stiff, looked dead but I picked up him. I looked his bright eyes and he snorted. He was very pale, in shock, her hips creaked a lot, had ear mites, and many wounds. He has been fortunate, the worst thing is the hip fracture that we saw in the plates.
He will need to be in a large cat carry or in a room without climbing sites to get cured. The hip perations are very expensive and for cats not worth the trouble. Only rest should be enough. But he needs a host, on Saturday September 15, he leaves the clinic and we have nowhere to take it.
He is a wild cat, snorts much, is frightened and sore. But we don't believe that he will give us problems.
If he continues with the same humor, we will have to look for a country house because we don't know where he came from.
Uptdate 17 September: the vet clinic has given us 2 days more for looking for fosterhome. We have nothing! Please, help.
