Clover

Clover is a playful little gal. She loves pouncing. Clover needs a loving home. She came to us on July 27, 2025 as a stray. She was a cute, tiny bundle of tabby/white fur. We had her tested for feline leukemia/FIV and all of her vaccinations were done. We had her spayed a few weeks later. Clover did great with our cat, Abby, who happens to have her own room. Abby is the queen of her castle and doesn't care for other cats, but does well with kittens. Clover and Abby are a match made in heaven. One of our volunteers noticed a swivel and stumble in Clovers walk. We waited until she was a little older to have x-rays done. Multiple radiographs of her back, hips, hind legs and neck were done. Dr. Schrock at Three Trails believes this is a congenital defect or neurologic deficit, causing the ataxia/ wobbly gait. Clover is in no pain and seems to be growing normally otherwise. Dr. Schrock believes Clover will make a great pet for someone, but will have persistent ataxia and weakness. He feels this should not affect Clover's quality of life. Please consider Clover into your heart and home!

Clover is a playful little gal. She loves pouncing. Clover needs a loving home. She came to us on July 27, 2025 as a stray. She was a cute, tiny bundle of tabby/white fur. We had her tested for feline leukemia/FIV and all of her vaccinations were done. We had her spayed a few weeks later. Clover did great with our cat, Abby, who happens to have her own room. Abby is the queen of her castle and doesn't care for other cats, but does well with kittens. Clover and Abby are a match made in heaven. One of our volunteers noticed a swivel and stumble in Clovers walk. We waited until she was a little older to have x-rays done. Multiple radiographs of her back, hips, hind legs and neck were done. Dr. Schrock at Three Trails believes this is a congenital defect or neurologic deficit, causing the ataxia/ wobbly gait. Clover is in no pain and seems to be growing normally otherwise. Dr. Schrock believes Clover will make a great pet for someone, but will have persistent ataxia and weakness. He feels this should not affect Clover's quality

Clover is a playful little gal. She loves pouncing. Clover needs a loving home. She came to us on July 27, 2025 as a stray. She was a cute, tiny bundle of tabby/white fur. We had her tested for feline leukemia/FIV and all of her vaccinations were done. We had her spayed a few weeks later. Clover did great with our cat, Abby, who happens to have her own room. Abby is the queen of her castle and doesn't care for other cats, but does well with kittens. Clover and Abby are a match made in heaven. One of our volunteers noticed a swivel and stumble in Clovers walk. We waited until she was a little older to have x-rays done. Multiple radiographs of her back, hips, hind legs and neck were done. Dr. Schrock at Three Trails believes this is a congenital defect or neurologic deficit, causing the ataxia/ wobbly gait. Clover is in no pain and seems to be growing normally otherwise. Dr. Schrock believes Clover will make a great pet for someone, but will have persistent ataxia and weakness. He feels this should not affect Clover's quality of life. Please consider Clover into your heart and home!