Mason

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Bulls-Eye Tabby!Mason was born on 9/9/2013. He is an Extremely Handsome Bulls-Eye Tabby and possible Sokote Mix! Mason plays well with his brother Mario and other cats. He wants affection and will actually cry at you to get a petting.Mason has such large feet that they look as if they belong to another cat because he has not been eating as much as he should.We discovered this boy has an autoimmune disease called stomatitis. He had been in so much pain for so long with his mouth. He recently had all his teeth removed in hopes of clearing the disease, but that has not happened.Recent studies indicate that fleas most likely cause the autoimmune disease, stomatitis. Fleas can carry all sorts of nasty diseases and parasites. It is most likely that before Mason came to us he had been bitten by a flea infected with hemobartonella, which in turn triggered the autoimmune disease stomatitis. We are currently trying stem cell therapy as there has been a case in California where it cured the cat from this disease. This is an expensive treatment, but it is our only chance for saving his life. This disease is neither manageable nor curable. Mason was healed with stem cell therapy and is doing well. His stomatitis is totally gone, and although he still has a seizure now and again, they are not major.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Bulls-Eye Tabby!Mason was born on 9/9/2013. He is an Extremely Handsome Bulls-Eye Tabby and possible Sokote Mix! Mason plays well with his brother Mario and other cats. He wants affection and will actually cry at you to get a petting.Mason has such large feet that they look as if they belong to another cat because he has not been eating as much as he should.We discovered this boy has an autoimmune disease called stomatitis. He had been in so much pain for so long with his mouth. He recently had all his teeth removed in hopes of clearing the disease, but that has not happened.Recent studies indicate that fleas most likely cause the autoimmune disease, stomatitis. Fleas can carry all sorts of nasty diseases and parasites. It is most likely that before Mason came to us he had been bitten by a flea infected with hemobartonella, which in turn triggered the autoimmune disease stomatitis. We are currently trying stem cell therapy as there has been a case in Cal

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Bulls-Eye Tabby!Mason was born on 9/9/2013. He is an Extremely Handsome Bulls-Eye Tabby and possible Sokote Mix! Mason plays well with his brother Mario and other cats. He wants affection and will actually cry at you to get a petting.Mason has such large feet that they look as if they belong to another cat because he has not been eating as much as he should.We discovered this boy has an autoimmune disease called stomatitis. He had been in so much pain for so long with his mouth. He recently had all his teeth removed in hopes of clearing the disease, but that has not happened.Recent studies indicate that fleas most likely cause the autoimmune disease, stomatitis. Fleas can carry all sorts of nasty diseases and parasites. It is most likely that before Mason came to us he had been bitten by a flea infected with hemobartonella, which in turn triggered the autoimmune disease stomatitis. We are currently trying stem cell therapy as there has been a case in California where it cured the cat from this disease. This is an expensive treatment, but it is our only chance for saving his life. This disease is neither manageable nor curable. Mason was healed with stem cell therapy and is doing well. His stomatitis is totally gone, and although he still has a seizure now and again, they are not major.