Morgan Bennett

Morgan Bennett has already survived so much. He arrived at FieldHaven in late April as part of a group of cats displaced when the home they had been living in was torn down. Suddenly homeless and struggling to survive, Morgan came to us in rough shape—covered in fleas, with a wound on his hip, and clearly not feeling well. As our veterinary team worked to uncover what was wrong, blood tests revealed that Morgan's body was destroying important blood cells faster than it could replace them. In simple terms, he didn't have enough red blood cells to carry oxygen through his body, and he didn't have enough platelets to help his blood clot properly. It's a serious condition, but thankfully one that is responding to treatment. And that's where the good news begins. Morgan is thriving. His appetite is fantastic. His bloodwork looks great. And despite everything he's been through, his love for humans has never wavered. This boy is: - The ultimate lap cat - A professional biscuit maker - A champion head-butter - Super loving and protective of kittens - Cautious around other cats - Polite and easygoing - Constantly rolling over for attention - Powered almost entirely by head scritches and affectionclick here

Morgan Bennett has already survived so much. He arrived at FieldHaven in late April as part of a group of cats displaced when the home they had been living in was torn down. Suddenly homeless and struggling to survive, Morgan came to us in rough shape—covered in fleas, with a wound on his hip, and clearly not feeling well. As our veterinary team worked to uncover what was wrong, blood tests revealed that Morgan's body was destroying important blood cells faster than it could replace them. In simple terms, he didn't have enough red blood cells to carry oxygen through his body, and he didn't have enough platelets to help his blood clot properly. It's a serious condition, but thankfully one that is responding to treatment. And that's where the good news begins. Morgan is thriving. His appetite is fantastic. His bloodwork looks great. And despite everything he's been through, his love for humans has never wavered. This boy is: - The ultimate lap cat - A professional biscuit maker - A champion head-butter - Super loving and

Morgan Bennett has already survived so much. He arrived at FieldHaven in late April as part of a group of cats displaced when the home they had been living in was torn down. Suddenly homeless and struggling to survive, Morgan came to us in rough shape—covered in fleas, with a wound on his hip, and clearly not feeling well. As our veterinary team worked to uncover what was wrong, blood tests revealed that Morgan's body was destroying important blood cells faster than it could replace them. In simple terms, he didn't have enough red blood cells to carry oxygen through his body, and he didn't have enough platelets to help his blood clot properly. It's a serious condition, but thankfully one that is responding to treatment. And that's where the good news begins. Morgan is thriving. His appetite is fantastic. His bloodwork looks great. And despite everything he's been through, his love for humans has never wavered. This boy is: - The ultimate lap cat - A professional biscuit maker - A champion head-butter - Super loving and protective of kittens - Cautious around other cats - Polite and easygoing - Constantly rolling over for attention - Powered almost entirely by head scritches and affectionclick here