Hazel

It was late October, and sweet Hazel’s luck was about to change. Life had been very tough for this darling feline. Found in a field barely able to stand , Hazel weighed a scant 3.5 pounds at over two years old. <br/> Severelymatted,malnourished, and with the softest meow, she was asking for help.<br/>While Hazel has recovered in grand fashion. She has more than doubled in weight, had a completely successful dental, and is thriving . She plays with her toys, races the stairs, loves her kitty housemates, and gives the best snuggles you will ever get!!! She is a shameless cuddle bug.<br/>Hazel has one condition that baffles vets and specialists. She has mild tremors that cause her head to shake. They are not seizures and are not believed to impact her quality of life or longevity. It is most likely believed to be a mild form of cerebellar hypoplasia. A condition that cannot be changed or treated, but nor will it escalate.<br/><br/>For more information on the this love of a lifetime,call Peggy 612-805-0066

It was late October, and sweet Hazel’s luck was about to change. Life had been very tough for this darling feline. Found in a field barely able to stand , Hazel weighed a scant 3.5 pounds at over two years old.
Severelymatted,malnourished, and with the softest meow, she was asking for help.
While Hazel has recovered in grand fashion. She has more than doubled in weight, had a completely successful dental, and is thriving . She plays with her toys, races the stairs, loves her kitty housemates, and gives the best snuggles you will ever get!!! She is a shameless cuddle bug.
Hazel has one condition that baffles vets and specialists. She has mild tremors that cause her head to shake. They are not seizures and are not believed to impact her quality of life or longevity. It is most likely believed to be a mild form of cerebellar hypoplasia. A condition that cannot be changed or treated, but nor will it escalate.

For more information on the this love of a lifetime,call Peggy 612-805-0066

It was late October, and sweet Hazel’s luck was about to change. Life had been very tough for this darling feline. Found in a field barely able to stand , Hazel weighed a scant 3.5 pounds at over two years old.
Severelymatted,malnourished, and with the softest meow, she was asking for help.
While Hazel has recovered in grand fashion. She has more than doubled in weight, had a completely successful dental, and is thriving . She plays with her toys, races the stairs, loves her kitty housemates, and gives the best snuggles you will ever get!!! She is a shameless cuddle bug.
Hazel has one condition that baffles vets and specialists. She has mild tremors that cause her head to shake. They are not seizures and are not believed to impact her quality of life or longevity. It is most likely believed to be a mild form of cerebellar hypoplasia. A condition that cannot be changed or treated, but nor will it escalate.

For more information on the this love of a lifetime,call Peggy 612-805-0066