My name is Snuggles!

This pet needs emergency placement. Please click here to go to our emergency placement page for more information.



Snuggles has been placed on the at-risk list for medical reasons. She has had bladder stones that most recently have caused partial blockage. She is recovering from a cystotomy and removal of the stones. She also has a prolapsed rectum that continues to be an issue despite efforts to reduce and keep it in normal positioning. She needs care and attention that we cannot provide.

A volunteer writes:
Snuggles is a little beauty and the sweetest gal! She owns such beautiful eyes, a fluffy coat, a bushy tail and a round little face that make her look so girly. Snuggles was abandoned at the age of 4 months, adopted and now relinquished into our care because of bladder stones and a very uncomfortable rectal prolapse. She underwent a cystostomy to remove her stones but her GI issue keeps recurring. She needs special care, likely surgery to prevent her prolapse to return. Snuggles is a very gentle kitty who after a brief initial shyness, enjoys company and petting. She is really a pleasure to spend time with. Snuggles needs care at an outside veterinary facility to repair her prolapse and insure proper GI and GU follow up. She is an adorable little girl who so deserves your attention. Please, consider helping Snuggles!

Snuggles was in the back of the kennel, cleaning herself, and when she saw the assessor, she looked at him gently and allowed petting on her head, cheek, and along her back. Due to her medical condition no other aspects of a usual assessment were performed.

Snuggles interacts with the assessor, solicits attention, is easy to handle and tolerates all petting. This cat is suitable for any level of adopter experience provided they are counseled that the medical condition may be masking other behaviors.

Primary Color: White
Secondary Color: Gray
Weight: 6
Age: 2yrs 8mths 3wks