Manzanita, aka Chili

If you are interested in meeting this kitty, please complete our adoption questionnaire at http://www.fluffbuddies.org/infoquestions.php<br/><br/>Manzanita, born approximately 5/5/13, is a petite Tortie. She was adopted as a kitten and named Chili by her adopter. Chili was returned to us in late Feb when the adopter went into hospice and the adopter did pass away on March 3, 2026. At her fosterer's home, she was bewildered, yet dignified. Despite her life being turned upside down, she has been gentle and sweet throughout it all. She shows her affection by winding back and forth against your legs and purring away. She also has a soft, little meow. The neighbor (who brought her to us) said Chili loved to lie on the back of the recliner as the adopter and she watched TV.<br/><br/>As we always do with seniors, she was given an exam and senior panel (blood test plus urinalysis) where it was discovered she is in fantastic health for her age! (We provide copies of these results in the adoption packet.) However, both her eyes were bothering her and it was discovered her bottom lashes were rubbing against her eyes, causing an ulcer in 1. After entropion surgery and lots of eyedrops, she is now healed and, more importantly, painfree.<br/><br/>Next an ear infection was noted in both ears as she kept scratching at them. Manzanita had to endure over a week of once daily ear washes and twice daily ear drops which were excruciatingly, maddingly ticklish for her. Throughout the eye and ear medications, Gloria retained her incredibly sweet demeanor. Towards the later part of the ear treatment, she would even PURR while the medication was massaged into the base of her ears.<br/><br/>She seems to be okay with other kitties and small dogs but, because she is a senior, it would be nice if she had a home where she could be the only kitty (or maybe just 1 other 1) because that is what she had for most of her life with her adopter - her hooman all to herself.<br/><br/>Adoption events are held at the Fair Oaks Petco (Madison at Hazel) on Saturdays from noon to 4pm.

If you are interested in meeting this kitty, please complete our adoption questionnaire at http://www.fluffbuddies.org/infoquestions.php

Manzanita, born approximately 5/5/13, is a petite Tortie. She was adopted as a kitten and named Chili by her adopter. Chili was returned to us in late Feb when the adopter went into hospice and the adopter did pass away on March 3, 2026. At her fosterer's home, she was bewildered, yet dignified. Despite her life being turned upside down, she has been gentle and sweet throughout it all. She shows her affection by winding back and forth against your legs and purring away. She also has a soft, little meow. The neighbor (who brought her to us) said Chili loved to lie on the back of the recliner as the adopter and she watched TV.

As we always do with seniors, she was given an exam and senior panel (blood test plus urinalysis) where it was discovered she is in fantastic health for her age! (We provide copies of these results in the adoption packet.) However, both her eyes were b

If you are interested in meeting this kitty, please complete our adoption questionnaire at http://www.fluffbuddies.org/infoquestions.php

Manzanita, born approximately 5/5/13, is a petite Tortie. She was adopted as a kitten and named Chili by her adopter. Chili was returned to us in late Feb when the adopter went into hospice and the adopter did pass away on March 3, 2026. At her fosterer's home, she was bewildered, yet dignified. Despite her life being turned upside down, she has been gentle and sweet throughout it all. She shows her affection by winding back and forth against your legs and purring away. She also has a soft, little meow. The neighbor (who brought her to us) said Chili loved to lie on the back of the recliner as the adopter and she watched TV.

As we always do with seniors, she was given an exam and senior panel (blood test plus urinalysis) where it was discovered she is in fantastic health for her age! (We provide copies of these results in the adoption packet.) However, both her eyes were bothering her and it was discovered her bottom lashes were rubbing against her eyes, causing an ulcer in 1. After entropion surgery and lots of eyedrops, she is now healed and, more importantly, painfree.

Next an ear infection was noted in both ears as she kept scratching at them. Manzanita had to endure over a week of once daily ear washes and twice daily ear drops which were excruciating