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Breed
Maine Coon
Color
Brown Tabby
Age
Adult
Sex
Male
Pet ID
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Hair Length
long
My details
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Let me start off by saying we are open to suggestions on a name for this guy. We call him Knee Guy because he had an interesting condition when we got him - a luxated patella. A luxated patella? you say. Well, a luxated patella basically means that his knee cap popped to the side because the ligament (or tendon, I always get those mixed up) could no longer hold the patella in place because his thigh muscle is basically gone due to starvation - his other condition. He weighed 6 1/2 pounds when he arrived (3/10). He knee has been properly aligned, and hopefully, it will stay that way
He is the sweetest boy though. He can't decide if he's more interested in eating and purring, rubbing on people and purring, or getting brushed and purring. He was definitely somebody's guy, and we would sure love to know his story. We can only imagine how he came to be in the condition he's in. He will be ready for adoption once he weighs 10-12 pounds (and gets tested and vaccinated - stay tuned for updates on that as we'll be testing him long before he's strong enough for vaccines). That way, he'll be in good enough shape for his new parents to finish the job. We are pre-adopting now, but please be aware, he is not out the woods yet. He is extremely emaciated, and while he clearly has the will to live, his body has to be able to gain weight.
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