A Whole New Cat
Ida B. is a completely different cat than the one we knew and loved for those eight long weeks of recovery. While she had her jaw fused, PEG tube in, sweater on, and e-collar donned, Ida B. (in retrospect) was depressed. She was incredibly inactive, sad and lonely, and despondent.
Now, free of all those devices, she is a happy, youthful and spry kitty!!! She’s acting her age of on year, instead of the weak old lady she seemed to be while her jaw was fused. She meows for attention, rubs our legs while we’re filling her food bowl, and RUNS around her room. It’s adorable!!!
Ida B. is now facing a new chapter in her life. We have a new foster home for this sweet girl, which means she’s moving on from our care to another temporary home where she’ll be able to get even more love and affection than she already does here. We wish this were her permanent adoptive home, but we’re lucky that it’s the next-best thing.
All that’s left in Ida B.’s long list of surgeries is her spay. After that procedure, she will be ready for a loving forever home!!!
