Sadly I didn't get to talk to the vet, but that's OK. Whomever she saw took an xray and everything looked fine, so they think that it is the soft tissue damage on her back that is throwing off her gait some how. Not really sure that is the only thing going on with her, but since her xray looked clean, I'm going with this is an issue she's just going to have to deal with, and hopefully in time as she gets used to the way her body works now (with said soft tissue damage) things will be much better.
Doesn't really explain what happened on Friday, but some of that might have been my being over protective.. (who me?? really??) I think it is best if she is adopted by someone who has carpet through out their house - which I do not.
So now I just need to connect up with this Shelley person I've been told is smitten with her and see if it is a love match..
While I was at the shelter a woman came in with a mother cat and kittens. The Spay/Neuter Clinic has a deal going on if you surrender a mother's kittens you get the mother cat spayed for free. They brought in a gaggle of little orange kittens... oh be still my heart. Sadly (for me) they were all of size to be neutered and go up for adoption, so they won't be stopping by at Casa de Gato to hang out with Happy Bear.. but I'm sure there will be someone in that room soon enough.. Although currently Charlotte is still there and lovin it.
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Yellow kittens! Good thing the shelter is not open when I can easily get there... Glad Charlotte is ok... How is her cold? Would love to know some more about the nose drops you got for her and how you give them to her...
ReplyDeleteI am glad that cutie is okay!
ReplyDeleteguess it is good news that it isn't anything broken....hopefully as she grows up it won't be anything serious. and hopefully this woman is truly smitten no matter what. :)
ReplyDeleteCharlotte is a real cutie !
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that she is OK :)
XOXO
Glad to hear nothing is broken! She is such a beautiful girl...
ReplyDeletePaws crossed that this is a good match for Charlotte - I wish there was something more definitive about what's going on with her though.
ReplyDeleteMowzers, we're familiar with the whole soft tissue damage thingy. Hopefully she'll recover fully. And the purrson who is in love with her will pass muster! :-)
ReplyDeleteWe're glad to hear she's going to be all right. We've been through soft tissue damage with cats, and it can be really scary. We hope that the potential adopter is a purrrfect match!
ReplyDeleteWe are happy there is nothing obvious.
ReplyDeleteWe purr she heals quickly and has a long healthy life in a loving home!
She is such a cutie!
Purrs Georgia and Julie,
Treasure, JJ
and Angels Tiger and Tillie
sounds like good news to us. each time we see her we are so smitten by her beauty. hope there's nothing really wrong with her and that she goes to a loving home.
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I hope the "love match" works out and she gets to go home soon. She is beautiful and deserves to be pampered and loved.
ReplyDeleteHoping that Charlotte only continues to get better and that this "love match" is truly purrfect! How could anyone say no to that adorable kitty!
ReplyDeleteI am happy the vet didn't find anything critically wrong. I hope things go well for her in all ways. I know I would be a huge foster fail if I had my own home. That's the biggest reason I stick with renting. Little orange kittens would definitely due me in!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE Charlotte! She should have her own fan club! - Alana.
ReplyDeleteOMG she looks a lot like my cat Star!
ReplyDeletePs: now following you on The Google Friend Connection thing. Hope you'll follow us too!
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We're glad to hear that Charlotte doesn't have any thing seriously wrong with her. We purr that she find the purrfect home.
ReplyDeleteI do hope Charlotte and Shelley are a great match. Who wouldn't fall in love with this beautiful and precious kitty. Thank you for taking such wonderful care of her.
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