Millie

Millie was a neighborhood stray lovingly cared for by local families before coming into our clinic for abdominal bloating. She was diagnosed with pyometra and a mammary mass found to be malignant carcinoma. Due to her cancer diagnosis, our veterinarian recommends a hospice adoption so she can spend her remaining time in comfort and love. She is not currently on any daily medications and is enjoying indoor life. Millie is looking for a quiet, compassionate home to spoil her and give her the soft landing she deserves.<br/><br/><br/>All of our animals are cared for and examined by our veterinarian, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and dewormed. To inquire about any of our animals please e-mail us at rescuedheartanimalhospital@ymail.com or click on the link. Provide the name of the animal that you are interested in and your preferred contact information. We will then send you an adoption application and/or set up a time for you to stop in and meet Millie to ensure that she's the right cat for you.

Millie was a neighborhood stray lovingly cared for by local families before coming into our clinic for abdominal bloating. She was diagnosed with pyometra and a mammary mass found to be malignant carcinoma. Due to her cancer diagnosis, our veterinarian recommends a hospice adoption so she can spend her remaining time in comfort and love. She is not currently on any daily medications and is enjoying indoor life. Millie is looking for a quiet, compassionate home to spoil her and give her the soft landing she deserves.


All of our animals are cared for and examined by our veterinarian, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and dewormed. To inquire about any of our animals please e-mail us at rescuedheartanimalhospital@ymail.com or click on the link. Provide the name of the animal that you are interested in and your preferred contact information. We will then send you an adoption application and/or set up a time for you to stop in and meet Millie to ensure that she's the right cat for you.

Millie was a neighborhood stray lovingly cared for by local families before coming into our clinic for abdominal bloating. She was diagnosed with pyometra and a mammary mass found to be malignant carcinoma. Due to her cancer diagnosis, our veterinarian recommends a hospice adoption so she can spend her remaining time in comfort and love. She is not currently on any daily medications and is enjoying indoor life. Millie is looking for a quiet, compassionate home to spoil her and give her the soft landing she deserves.


All of our animals are cared for and examined by our veterinarian, spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and dewormed. To inquire about any of our animals please e-mail us at rescuedheartanimalhospital@ymail.com or click on the link. Provide the name of the animal that you are interested in and your preferred contact information. We will then send you an adoption application and/or set up a time for you to stop in and meet Millie to ensure that she's the right cat for you.