I have had the pleasure of rescuing, rehabilitating, and raising cats almost all my life. You could say cats are my calling and while I love all animals it seems I have a special connection to our feline friends. I have a long history of adopting the "broken" cats. The ones that are deemed un-adoptable, unwanted, unloved. Those little souls speak to me. They cry out for help and hope someone is listening. Every cat I have had the pleasure of owning or worked with has never been broken. All of them are/were special in their own way and each of them changed me as a person. I merely had to learn how they communicate and now I want to share that knowledge with you and your cat.
I am going to sum up my hiatus with one adorable picture:
No, I wasn't just distracted by his cuteness. This little dude suffered a terrible spinal injury while being micro-chipped. No one was at fault. The accident was simply a freak accident. Tragic, but rare and totally a freak thing. Surgery was done and I can say he is recovering well. But, his healing process is a long one and I have never worked with or rehabilitated a partially paralyzed animal before. This is a first for me and I am learning so much. My shelter is so lucky to have such an amazing and talented vet staff.
I also want to thank the human mom of Waverly McTinybeans for all her advice and taking the time to give it. I know she is a super busy lady and I appreciated every tip.
I have spoken to multiple vets, RVT's and watched every youtube video I could find to help give this guy the best physical therapy I am able. He starts acupuncture sessions next week and little by little he makes progress. His left si…
No, I wasn't just distracted by his cuteness. This little dude suffered a terrible spinal injury while being micro-chipped. No one was at fault. The accident was simply a freak accident. Tragic, but rare and totally a freak thing. Surgery was done and I can say he is recovering well. But, his healing process is a long one and I have never worked with or rehabilitated a partially paralyzed animal before. This is a first for me and I am learning so much. My shelter is so lucky to have such an amazing and talented vet staff.
I also want to thank the human mom of Waverly McTinybeans for all her advice and taking the time to give it. I know she is a super busy lady and I appreciated every tip.
I have spoken to multiple vets, RVT's and watched every youtube video I could find to help give this guy the best physical therapy I am able. He starts acupuncture sessions next week and little by little he makes progress. His left si…
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