Camille

Camille started hanging around an outdoor feeding station and appeared way too friendly to be a feral stray. We were contacted and we were so glad we were. She is every bit a people person! She loves everyone and will sit on your lap as long as you will let her, making biscuits. She loves to sleep with you as well. Camille is one lucky little girl, as it was discovered she had an infected uterus (pyometra) when she went to get spayed. Had she not gotten spayed, she would have died. She was quite crabby with other cats prior to her spay, so she is in foster. We anticipated her needing to be in a single cat household. However, after her surgery, and probably because she is feeling much better, she is doing surprisingly well with the other cats in the rescue while getting used to being there. So, time will tell! <br/><br/>If you would like more information or would like to meet Camille, please email tlcnd@gondtc.com or call/text 701-230-3728.

Camille started hanging around an outdoor feeding station and appeared way too friendly to be a feral stray. We were contacted and we were so glad we were. She is every bit a people person! She loves everyone and will sit on your lap as long as you will let her, making biscuits. She loves to sleep with you as well. Camille is one lucky little girl, as it was discovered she had an infected uterus (pyometra) when she went to get spayed. Had she not gotten spayed, she would have died. She was quite crabby with other cats prior to her spay, so she is in foster. We anticipated her needing to be in a single cat household. However, after her surgery, and probably because she is feeling much better, she is doing surprisingly well with the other cats in the rescue while getting used to being there. So, time will tell!

If you would like more information or would like to meet Camille, please email tlcnd@gondtc.com or call/text 701-230-3728.

Camille started hanging around an outdoor feeding station and appeared way too friendly to be a feral stray. We were contacted and we were so glad we were. She is every bit a people person! She loves everyone and will sit on your lap as long as you will let her, making biscuits. She loves to sleep with you as well. Camille is one lucky little girl, as it was discovered she had an infected uterus (pyometra) when she went to get spayed. Had she not gotten spayed, she would have died. She was quite crabby with other cats prior to her spay, so she is in foster. We anticipated her needing to be in a single cat household. However, after her surgery, and probably because she is feeling much better, she is doing surprisingly well with the other cats in the rescue while getting used to being there. So, time will tell!

If you would like more information or would like to meet Camille, please email tlcnd@gondtc.com or call/text 701-230-3728.