Andromeda
My Story
Andromeda was adopted at 3 months old, but she had very bad luck. She escaped and disappeared for three days, and when she returned, her tail was hanging. After realizing she would need medical attention, the family decided they could not take responsibility for her care and returned her. Her tail was amputated, but during the time she was waiting, she developed a megacolon, which is just a minor inconvenience for her; she needs a high-fiber diet. Other than that, she lives a completely normal life, is a very active and curious cat, and very affectionate. Her first family let her down, and we want her to find a forever family.
Health Status
dewormed, tested, vaccinated, spayed
My Story
Andromeda was adopted at 3 months old, but she had very bad luck. She escaped and disappeared for three days, and when she returned, her tail was hanging. After realizing she would need medical attention, the family decided they could not take responsibility for her care and returned her. Her tail was amputated, but during the time she was waiting, she developed a megacolon, which is just a minor inconvenience for her; she needs a high-fiber diet. Other than that, she lives a completely normal life, is a very active and curious cat, and very affectionate. Her first family let her down, and we want her to find a forever family.
Health Status
dewormed, tested, vaccinated, spayed
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