
Wendy
My Story
Wendy arrived at Cat's Club Benidorm in the summer of 2026 as the only survivor of her litter. When we rescued her, she was very weak and frail, but with the right treatment and the love from her foster home, she regained her strength very quickly. As a consequence of the virus she overcame, she has a little bit of ataxia: sometimes, when walking or running, she slightly loses her balance. Does this pose any problems for her? Not at all. Wendy runs, plays, and explores with the same enthusiasm as any other cat. She loves to eat, is very playful, and above all, extremely affectionate. That little peculiarity doesn’t limit her… it just makes her even more special. We are looking for a family that can appreciate her story and give her all the love and stability she has earned.
My Story
Wendy arrived at Cat's Club Benidorm in the summer of 2026 as the only survivor of her litter. When we rescued her, she was very weak and frail, but with the right treatment and the love from her foster home, she regained her strength very quickly. As a consequence of the virus she overcame, she has a little bit of ataxia: sometimes, when walking or running, she slightly loses her balance. Does this pose any problems for her? Not at all. Wendy runs, plays, and explores with the same enthusiasm as any other cat. She loves to eat, is very playful, and above all, extremely affectionate. That little peculiarity doesn’t limit her… it just makes her even more special. We are looking for a family that can appreciate her story and give her all the love and stability she has earned.
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