Coconut (DW -Fostered in TN)

Meet Coconut!<br/><br/>Sweet Coconut is a handsome 3 year old male flame point siamese. He is an owner surrender. The original owner found him as a young kitten, so losing the only human he had known was terrifying for him. When he came to rescue he weighed 18 pounds, had eye discharge and refused to eat. After performing a full vet work up, he was diagnosed with pancreatitis. After a couple of weeks of treatment and lots of love, he began to eat on his own. <br/><br/>Once we got his immediate health needs resolved, we have focused on getting a diagnosis for his eye condition. Our vet examined him and ruled out bacterial infection and entropy. We switched his diet from chicken protein to rabbit, with no improvement. He is currently treated twice a day with Erythromycin eye ointment and a warm compress everyday to keep him pretty. The rescue will send 6 tubes of Terramycin to whoever adopts Coconut.<br/><br/>Coconut is currently in a multiple cat home, gets along well with others, but wants to be the boss and does not seek out feline companionship. He is dog friendly as long as the dog is calm and leaves him alone. <br/><br/>Coconut is a gentle giant, weight is down to 13 lbs, and he loves to cuddle. When not in your lap, he is in a heated bed or basking in the sun.<br/><br/>All cats and kittens will only be adopted out as an INDOOR cats where they will be safest! We don't want anything bad to happen to these precious babies!<br/><br/>Coconut is currently in TN and available to travel to New England for adoption. The adoption donation is $250 which includes vetting and a microchip, plus covers the costs for transport north.<br/><br/>If you are interested in opening your home to this wonderful kitty (or 2) please visit our website at www.angelsamongusanimalrescue.org and fill out an application to adopt!

Meet Coconut!

Sweet Coconut is a handsome 3 year old male flame point siamese. He is an owner surrender. The original owner found him as a young kitten, so losing the only human he had known was terrifying for him. When he came to rescue he weighed 18 pounds, had eye discharge and refused to eat. After performing a full vet work up, he was diagnosed with pancreatitis. After a couple of weeks of treatment and lots of love, he began to eat on his own.

Once we got his immediate health needs resolved, we have focused on getting a diagnosis for his eye condition. Our vet examined him and ruled out bacterial infection and entropy. We switched his diet from chicken protein to rabbit, with no improvement. He is currently treated twice a day with Erythromycin eye ointment and a warm compress everyday to keep him pretty. The rescue will send 6 tubes of Terramycin to whoever adopts Coconut.

Coconut is currently in a multiple cat home, gets along well with others, but wants to be the boss and does not see

Meet Coconut!

Sweet Coconut is a handsome 3 year old male flame point siamese. He is an owner surrender. The original owner found him as a young kitten, so losing the only human he had known was terrifying for him. When he came to rescue he weighed 18 pounds, had eye discharge and refused to eat. After performing a full vet work up, he was diagnosed with pancreatitis. After a couple of weeks of treatment and lots of love, he began to eat on his own.

Once we got his immediate health needs resolved, we have focused on getting a diagnosis for his eye condition. Our vet examined him and ruled out bacterial infection and entropy. We switched his diet from chicken protein to rabbit, with no improvement. He is currently treated twice a day with Erythromycin eye ointment and a warm compress everyday to keep him pretty. The rescue will send 6 tubes of Terramycin to whoever adopts Coconut.

Coconut is currently in a multiple cat home, gets along well with others, but wants to be the boss and does not seek out feline companionship. He is dog friendly as long as the dog is calm and leaves him alone.

Coconut is a gentle giant, weight is down to 13 lbs, and he loves to cuddle. When not in your lap, he is in a heated bed or basking in the sun.

All cats and kittens will only be adopted out as an INDOOR cats where they will be safest! We don't want anything bad to happen to these prec