Meow! My name is Kacey

Kacey is a sweet 3 year old brown and white tabby. She arrived at Desert Paws Rescue in extremely poor condition. She had suffered a severe pelvic fracture that had healed improperly and was restricting her bowel. She was surviving on the little bits of food and water she was taking in and her body’s reserves. When we took her in she only weighed a little over four pounds.

Kacey had life saving surgery in February 2011 and has made an amazing recovery. She does best when her diet is monitored so even though she gets along fine with other cats it wiill probably be best if she ican be the only cat in the home. Kacey still has some issues with fecal incontinence, mainly when she is sleeping so she is use to being in a crate at night. In most aspects, she is a completely normal healthy cat.

She is extremely affectionate and loves attention. She loves to be held like a baby and have a tummy rub while you tell her she’s a beautiful girl. When you think about what she endured, her survival is a testament to her unbelievable spirit and determination to live. Kacey is ready to find a home and family to call her own. She has already been spayed, has tested negative for FELV and FIV (feline immune virus), has an identification micro-chip, and is current on her vaccinations. If you think you may be the family for this special girl, please fill out the cat consultation form (on the website www.desertpawsrescue.org) or email hadleyd@cox.net.