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PURR BOY as an 8 week old kitten was found in the middle of a street. A man picked him up and saw what looked to be an injured front leg. He took the kitten to a vet. The vet said that the leg was broken, the kitten was in pain and needed to be euthanized. The man left the vet facility with the LIVE kitten.
He called a person he knew in rescue. This person suggested he take the kitten to her vet, who happens also to be Fortunate Feline’s vet. Once Dr. Baumhart had time to exam the kitten she said that the leg was NOT broken and that the kitten purred every time she touched it. Hence, he was named PURR BOY. He has nerve damage.
Kay from Fortunate Feline brought Purr Boy home to foster him. He was totally dragging the injured front right leg. Within 3 days he was no longer dragging it but using it to walk with the foot folded back.
Kay took him to a specialist for pulse magnetic therapy treatments. After several treatments no improvement was seen.
Nothing stops Purr Boy. He runs, plays, and jumps up to high places.
He loves people attention and loves to play with kittens. He especially loves Little Lexi.
When first taken to out Sat. adoption event he was very scared. The next week Little Lexi was with him in the carrier and he was much calmer.
If you have room in your heart and home for this special kitty, call Kay: 313-891-2591.
If you also have room for Little Lexi, that would be even better.
ADOPTION PROCESS:
1. We DO NOT have an online application
2. We talk with interested parties VIA PHONE. Call between 9 am and 8 pm.
3. If this sounds like a possible match, we arrange for the cat to be met which is USUALLY at Greenwood Pets and Plants,
13983 E. 9 mi (3 blocks east of Schoenherr) Sat.between noon & 3pm
4. When a person meets a cat at Greenwood and wants to adopt him/her, a paper application is filled out, then the contract is studied,
if found agreeable, the applicant signs, makes an adoption donation, takes the cat home. (adopter provides a cat carrier)
5. DIRECTIONS are given for introducing the cat to his/her new home.
6. In about 8 to 14 days a call is made to hear about the steps that were taken to introduce the cat to his/her new home and find out how the cat has adjusted.
The adopter is asked to send pics of their adopted cat.
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