Breezy

Take note! Breezy is not your average kitten! Yes, she's adorable and entertaining and all that, but she's especially soft and especially friendly. But what makes her most special is that she was born with a mild form of Megaesophagus. Food doesn't go into her stomach as easily as it should. This means she has to eat her meals (watered-down kitten pâté) at a custom feeding stand. Follow that with 5 minutes or so of bonding time: holding her upright to "burp" her - kind of like a human baby! It's a routine she's quite comfortable with. Otherwise, she's a healthy love-bug with the usual kitten antics. Loves being with people and she gets along great with her foster family's cats. Note: Breezy must go to a home where she can rely on getting her special feedings (4x/day) and will not have access to other pets' or humans' food. A home with pre-teens would not be suitable. Feeding stand included!

Take note! Breezy is not your average kitten! Yes, she's adorable and entertaining and all that, but she's especially soft and especially friendly. But what makes her most special is that she was born with a mild form of Megaesophagus. Food doesn't go into her stomach as easily as it should. This means she has to eat her meals (watered-down kitten pâté) at a custom feeding stand. Follow that with 5 minutes or so of bonding time: holding her upright to "burp" her - kind of like a human baby! It's a routine she's quite comfortable with. Otherwise, she's a healthy love-bug with the usual kitten antics. Loves being with people and she gets along great with her foster family's cats. Note: Breezy must go to a home where she can rely on getting her special feedings (4x/day) and will not have access to other pets' or humans' food. A home with pre-teens would not be suitable. Feeding stand included!

Take note! Breezy is not your average kitten! Yes, she's adorable and entertaining and all that, but she's especially soft and especially friendly. But what makes her most special is that she was born with a mild form of Megaesophagus. Food doesn't go into her stomach as easily as it should. This means she has to eat her meals (watered-down kitten pâté) at a custom feeding stand. Follow that with 5 minutes or so of bonding time: holding her upright to "burp" her - kind of like a human baby! It's a routine she's quite comfortable with. Otherwise, she's a healthy love-bug with the usual kitten antics. Loves being with people and she gets along great with her foster family's cats. Note: Breezy must go to a home where she can rely on getting her special feedings (4x/day) and will not have access to other pets' or humans' food. A home with pre-teens would not be suitable. Feeding stand included!