This is an adopted cat
They also have Oreo in Egypt. It's an Oreo that's over 3 years old. But not yet expired. It is now time for Oreo to leave Egypt.
Oreo was adopted as a kitten in June or July 2020.
A question people often ask is; 'How did the cat lose its eyes?'. – We don't know that and at the same time we do.
Stray cats live to survive. They get sick. They get infected. And so often also the eyes. Without the right care, things won't just get better.
When Oreo arrived in Haven, his eyes could no longer be saved.
Removing them is not always necessary for cats in his condition. But at Oreo. In early December 2020, Oreo's useless eyes were taken away. This is to prevent future infections. The £40 cost – like all other costs – was met by the generous donations of the SHE community.
The operation was a success. Oreo has no problems with his eye sockets and is in good health.
He has been neutered and has received his vaccinations against common cat diseases. – He has been tested for FIV/FeLV and is negative. Has had the deworming and flea control treatment. – He may be blind, but he knows how to find the litter box.
Recently a prospective adopter asked about a very affectionate cat. A cat that could be a 'buddy'. Koky, the manager of Haven, provided the candidate with a number of candidates.
Oreo is a 'leftover' from that selection. That's a great opportunity for those lucky enough to adopt Oreo. Of the 250 cats at Haven, Oreo was among the few cats that Koky associated with 'affectionate'.
Koky described Oreo as 'He's such a friendly boy'.
Oreo, is a very sweet boy who is now almost 3.5 years old. Now he really has to find his adoptive home.
That he is blind is real, but real, no objection. Cats can adapt extremely well to their new reality. I – Walter – the writer of this text, have two blind SHE cats myself. The blindness is really nothing to worry about.
And so we are here. – And here is the question – dear reader – whether you could perhaps give Oreo a home. And could make each other happy.
Since the foregoing was not technically a question; 'Does Oreo seem like a possible 'buddy' for you?
Awesome! – We are not there yet, but it is a first step. Then take a look our adoption procedure. And if it is still a 'maybe' or if there are any questions please contact us. We are happy to assist you with any kind of pleasure.
If you can't give Oreo a home now, maybe you know someone else? Or would you be so good as to share this profile?
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