IHaveAForest
2011
74
3
Wobbles, now Walker, had CH or Wobblers syndrome. He stayed with me for rehab and rehome.
One of my first official litters through my local shelter. Rehab, rehome.
Maria, capture, foster, vet, rehome
Quinta, capture, foster, vet, rehome
Dorian Grey and Pinta, captured, fostered, vetted, rehomed
Sheba, Devil Mama, KnifeHands. Sheba was fostered for 6 weeks with her kittens, never domesticated so she was spayed and released back to the colony she came from. I still see her at feeding time.
Pinta, Quinta, Maria, and Dorian in a holding cell while their tent gets set up.
TNR (Trap/neuter/release)
TNR
Tiny foster for failure to thrive. Rehabbed and rehomed.
Maria
Quinta
Sparkle
Dorian
Watt
Pinta, Dorian, and Sparkle
Lumen, from my first litter, came back home after not coping well in the shelter. Rehabbed and rehomed.
Sunny, a TNR that was claimed by the vet I work for. She didn't domesticate nicely I the clinic setting so I brought her home so she could grow up and socialize a little. Noticed a limp. Took for X-rays. Old broken pelvis. 2 months cage rest, spayed, due for rehome in a week!
Old Man Tom. TNR
Sterling. Trapped, neutered, placed in a home!
Trapped and moved to foster
Trapped, taken to the doctor, transferred to a foster.
Kit-kat! Stayed with me for 3 weeks as a medical recovery foster for a friend.
Wyatt Earp. Found 9 miles from home, missing for 7 months. Vetted and reunited with his family.
Sunny! Recovering nicely in her confinement tent.
Flower, came to me after a massive winter storm. Vetted. Transferred to a Cat Cafe for adoption services.
Seymour (Skidmore, Skid Mark, etc...) has CH/wobblers syndrome too! I got him about 2 weeks ago. We are doing physical therapy and lots of learning. We are getting him his vaccines on schedule, neutered on schedule, and a hernia repair with his neuter before hopefully finding the right home for him!
Spytfire received an amputation for a nerve dead arm. He came to me about 6 weeks ago to get him clear of a gut infection, and ear infect, and to put on weight before his amputation. He is recovering beautifully and will be up for adoption at the end of January.
Enjoy some wobbly cat nonsense, courtesy of Skids.
SecretCookies
WOW. I only had 6 fosters this year. I can't imagine the amount of work you must do. Thank you for your help! You're an awesome person.
IHaveAForest
The only non-med fosters I do are babies that can be rehabbed and rehomed from the THREE colonies I manage with deworming and TNR plus wound care when necessary. I also do surgical induction and prep for low/no cost spay/Neuter clinics. I also work at a vet clinic as a vet assistant. 🙃 I definitely overcommit sometimes.