Princess

My story

I took in Princess on March 18th 2026 when she came through the spay/neuter clinic at Forgotten Cats, Inc. She was emaciated, covered and wounds, and had a terrible URI. The other volunteers and I thought that she was a kitten, but the veterinarian told us that she is actually a senior who just happens to be naturally on the smaller side (and was critically underweight). We all agreed she would not make it while recovering from surgery outside in the colony from where she was trapped. I called the person who trapped her for TNVR and offered to foster her temporarily so that she could have a safe place indoors to heal and put on weight. Now that she has healed from surgery, her wounds are healed, and her URI has subsided, she is ready for a new home. Unfortunately, she cannot be returned to the colony from which she was trapped, as it was a hoarding situation that posed sanitary risks. She needs a simple outdoor home away from major roads where she can live out her final years.

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Princess, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.