Drogon- Maine Coon X

Drogon is a gorgeous kitten. He is bigger than his siblings and very rambunctious. So much so that he jumped off the porch hours before we took him in and injured his paw. We have him in a splint and are doing physical therapy on his leg a few times a day. He is playful and will need another young kitty to play with. A female would be best. He will need a adopter who is home and will continue to do physical therapy on his leg for a full recovery. There is no telling what exactly he did to it, but it's not a break. It's either a nerve or muscle issue. Hopefully we caught it within hours and should respond as long as there is a commitment to stay on it. He still runs and plays with the other kittens and is the most out going of the bunch. Call or email me at 517 294 4514 for more info.<br/>We will not adopt him into a family that declaws or has children under age ten. He does need another kitty however and gets along fine with the dogs.

Drogon is a gorgeous kitten. He is bigger than his siblings and very rambunctious. So much so that he jumped off the porch hours before we took him in and injured his paw. We have him in a splint and are doing physical therapy on his leg a few times a day. He is playful and will need another young kitty to play with. A female would be best. He will need a adopter who is home and will continue to do physical therapy on his leg for a full recovery. There is no telling what exactly he did to it, but it's not a break. It's either a nerve or muscle issue. Hopefully we caught it within hours and should respond as long as there is a commitment to stay on it. He still runs and plays with the other kittens and is the most out going of the bunch. Call or email me at 517 294 4514 for more info.
We will not adopt him into a family that declaws or has children under age ten. He does need another kitty however and gets along fine with the dogs.

Drogon is a gorgeous kitten. He is bigger than his siblings and very rambunctious. So much so that he jumped off the porch hours before we took him in and injured his paw. We have him in a splint and are doing physical therapy on his leg a few times a day. He is playful and will need another young kitty to play with. A female would be best. He will need a adopter who is home and will continue to do physical therapy on his leg for a full recovery. There is no telling what exactly he did to it, but it's not a break. It's either a nerve or muscle issue. Hopefully we caught it within hours and should respond as long as there is a commitment to stay on it. He still runs and plays with the other kittens and is the most out going of the bunch. Call or email me at 517 294 4514 for more info.
We will not adopt him into a family that declaws or has children under age ten. He does need another kitty however and gets along fine with the dogs.