Cora

Cora was pregnant at 6 months. She had a difficult time with the birth of her kittens and only 1 kitten survived. She was a wonderful mother, cuddling and cleaning her kitten, but she could not produce enough milk to feed him. Safe Haven volunteers bottle fed her baby 24/7 for 5 weeks.<br/><br/>It was discovered that Cora had a uterine infection due to her difficult delivery and had to undergo an emergency spay procedure.<br/><br/>Cora has been through a lot in her young life. She is ready to pack her bag and be loved by her forever family!<br/><br/>Cora has experienced some skin dermatitis outbreaks. It has been well managed with an oral suspension medication called Cyclosporine. At this time Cora is receiving 0.3ml/daily. When needed, it is easily given to her orally. A liver panel is required every six months.<br/><br/>Cora is looking for her forever home! She is loving and playful. She LOVES lots of human attention, for this reason we think she would do best as your only pet.<br/><br/>To visit the shelter located at the Thrift Shop/Cat Tail Farm,1784 Post Road, Wells, ME (Route 1), please go to our website and fill out an adoption application. We will be in touch to make an appointment for your visit. If you have any questions regarding a cat located at the CatTail location please contact: shelly@safehavenhumanesociety.org<br/><br/><br/>Adoption Applications: <br/>https://www.safehavenhumanesociety.org/ then click on<br/><br/>https://www.safehavenhumanesociety.org/adoption-form/<br/><br/>Filling out an application is not a commitment to adopt!

Cora was pregnant at 6 months. She had a difficult time with the birth of her kittens and only 1 kitten survived. She was a wonderful mother, cuddling and cleaning her kitten, but she could not produce enough milk to feed him. Safe Haven volunteers bottle fed her baby 24/7 for 5 weeks.

It was discovered that Cora had a uterine infection due to her difficult delivery and had to undergo an emergency spay procedure.

Cora has been through a lot in her young life. She is ready to pack her bag and be loved by her forever family!

Cora has experienced some skin dermatitis outbreaks. It has been well managed with an oral suspension medication called Cyclosporine. At this time Cora is receiving 0.3ml/daily. When needed, it is easily given to her orally. A liver panel is required every six months.

Cora is looking for her forever home! She is loving and playful. She LOVES lots of human attention, for this reason we think she would do best as your only pet.

To visit the shelter located

Cora was pregnant at 6 months. She had a difficult time with the birth of her kittens and only 1 kitten survived. She was a wonderful mother, cuddling and cleaning her kitten, but she could not produce enough milk to feed him. Safe Haven volunteers bottle fed her baby 24/7 for 5 weeks.

It was discovered that Cora had a uterine infection due to her difficult delivery and had to undergo an emergency spay procedure.

Cora has been through a lot in her young life. She is ready to pack her bag and be loved by her forever family!

Cora has experienced some skin dermatitis outbreaks. It has been well managed with an oral suspension medication called Cyclosporine. At this time Cora is receiving 0.3ml/daily. When needed, it is easily given to her orally. A liver panel is required every six months.

Cora is looking for her forever home! She is loving and playful. She LOVES lots of human attention, for this reason we think she would do best as your only pet.

To visit the shelter located at the Thrift Shop/Cat Tail Farm,1784 Post Road, Wells, ME (Route 1), please go to our website and fill out an adoption application. We will be in touch to make an appointment for your visit. If you have any questions regarding a cat located at the CatTail location please contact: shelly@safehavenhumanesociety.org


Adoption Applications:
https://www.safehavenhumanesociety.org/