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I know everybody is absolutely overwhelmed and though I haven’t posted lately (been up to my ears with Katrina reunification attempts), I have been trying hard to keep up with everything that’s been happening. Its not been a good few months for everyone and I know that the last thing anybody wants to hear is about another FELV+ kitty running out of time.
This is turning into a pretty desperate situation. The woman who rescued this little guy has to move by mid February and absolutely cannot take Switters with her. She rescued this little guy and brought him back to life and socialized him and she is at her wits end as to what to do now… She posted Switters on bemikitties but there is no picture… Here is Switters!
If anybody has any ideas of rescue groups, shelters, anything at all. Louisiana shelters will not take him or will euthanize him. She says he is so sociable that she really would like to find him a home but would have to settle for a shelter if she has to….
Anyone have any ideas—TIME IS OF THE ESSENSE!
Chris -----Original Message-----
I can’t seem to get post right so if a dupe, I apologize,
I tried posting this before but I think it did not go through… I am working with a group trying to reunite Katrina pets with their Gulf Coast owners. A woman posted that she had rescued a very young kitten right after the storm. She says he was really feral when she found him but has become very accustomed to the good life! She is having to move within a month and is really anxious to find him a forever home. He is FELV+.
Switters is about 6 months old and when Jean found him, he was out in the street and emaciated-she guesses he was 8-10 weeks old. He has been neutered, gotten first shots, & is microchipped. Jean has posted him in bemikitties and is really anxious to find him a home. She has to move in a month and cannot take him with her. She has gone above and beyond for this little guy who she says is totally asymptomatic and it is breaking her heart that she cannot keep him. Unfortunately, the options in New Orleans area for shelter for Switters are pretty dismal and I told her I would post her info. I tried sending picture of Switters but it may have been too large a post for it to go thru.
I know everyone is full but if you could even give her some ideas, I know she would be eternally grateful. She has loads of pictures and he sure does seem to have domesticated pretty well!
Her name is Jean Kottermann, Phone 504-931-9758, e-mail is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This little one survived a hurricane on the street, he’s got to have a lot of spunk!
Chris
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- URGENT: Switters- Katrina kitty looking for home.... Chris
