Lulu

Lulu was a stray mother cat that had kittens when she was rescued at Easter time. She did a wonderful job of raising her babies and they all got adopted. Lulu was tested for feline leukemia FIV and heartworm, and she had her vaccines and got spayed and microchipped. <br/><br/>When it was time for Lulu to get adopted, we noticed that she had started to chew at the skin on her front leg, so we took her to the vet for antibiotics and steroids. She had to change foster homes twice and had frequent Veterinary visits trying to get to the bottom of the issue with the skin chewing. We did a biopsy to confirm that she doesn't have cancer.<br/><br/>She is currently taking medications including steroids, anti-anxiety medication, and an allergy medication but we will be able to soon wean her off the steroids and hopefully the anti-anxiety medication as well.<br/><br/>Lulu had a lot of change and stress over the course of the summer but now she is settled in a stable foster home, and she is doing much better. She no longer has to wear a cone on her head and there are no current wounds on her leg. At her most recent Veterinary visit, the doctor said it should be safe to wean her off the steroids but we were just going to wait a few weeks since she just moved to a new foster home.<br/><br/>Email katsonya@gmail.com for the application form and call 902-469-MEOW for more information on Lulu.

Lulu was a stray mother cat that had kittens when she was rescued at Easter time. She did a wonderful job of raising her babies and they all got adopted. Lulu was tested for feline leukemia FIV and heartworm, and she had her vaccines and got spayed and microchipped.

When it was time for Lulu to get adopted, we noticed that she had started to chew at the skin on her front leg, so we took her to the vet for antibiotics and steroids. She had to change foster homes twice and had frequent Veterinary visits trying to get to the bottom of the issue with the skin chewing. We did a biopsy to confirm that she doesn't have cancer.

She is currently taking medications including steroids, anti-anxiety medication, and an allergy medication but we will be able to soon wean her off the steroids and hopefully the anti-anxiety medication as well.

Lulu had a lot of change and stress over the course of the summer but now she is settled in a stable foster home, and she is doing much better. She no longer has to wear a

Lulu was a stray mother cat that had kittens when she was rescued at Easter time. She did a wonderful job of raising her babies and they all got adopted. Lulu was tested for feline leukemia FIV and heartworm, and she had her vaccines and got spayed and microchipped.

When it was time for Lulu to get adopted, we noticed that she had started to chew at the skin on her front leg, so we took her to the vet for antibiotics and steroids. She had to change foster homes twice and had frequent Veterinary visits trying to get to the bottom of the issue with the skin chewing. We did a biopsy to confirm that she doesn't have cancer.

She is currently taking medications including steroids, anti-anxiety medication, and an allergy medication but we will be able to soon wean her off the steroids and hopefully the anti-anxiety medication as well.

Lulu had a lot of change and stress over the course of the summer but now she is settled in a stable foster home, and she is doing much better. She no longer has to wear a cone on her head and there are no current wounds on her leg. At her most recent Veterinary visit, the doctor said it should be safe to wean her off the steroids but we were just going to wait a few weeks since she just moved to a new foster home.

Email katsonya@gmail.com for the application form and call 902-469-MEOW for more information on Lulu.