Oscar

Oscar (neutered male)<br/>DOB August 30, 2025<br/><br/>Sweet Oscar came in from a Teulon area colony with her sister Olive. <br/>Oscar had a medical scare in January when his foster returned home to find him unable to move (diagnosis was inconclusive - initial false positive panleuk then questioned toxoplasmosis but negative on lab results). It is possible he had a mini stroke or potentially a sinus infection that spread, causing the neurological symptoms that included ataxia and deafness.<br/><br/>Now he is 90% back to normal acting like a typical teenage kitty. His movement and coordination normalized within a week. For 2 months after his scary incident he appeared to have no hearing....now, all of a sudden he is responding to noise! He has some residual head tilt but has full coordination and is active as can be. <br/><br/>He loves to chase toys , his sister and other cats. He is a great eater, loves his treats and is a pro at the litter box. It would be unbelievably amazing if Oscar could be adopted with his look-alike sister, Olive. They've been through so much together ever since they were kittens living outside.<br/><br/>You'll have to meet these sweet siblings in person to see why they're so special. Fill out an application at www.whiskerwarriorsmb.ca/adoption-application to arrange a meet and greet!<br/><br/>Adoption fee of $175 includes the dewormings, mite treatment, fvrcp vaccinations, neuter/tattoo and additional medical care he received while in care.

Oscar (neutered male)
DOB August 30, 2025

Sweet Oscar came in from a Teulon area colony with her sister Olive.
Oscar had a medical scare in January when his foster returned home to find him unable to move (diagnosis was inconclusive - initial false positive panleuk then questioned toxoplasmosis but negative on lab results). It is possible he had a mini stroke or potentially a sinus infection that spread, causing the neurological symptoms that included ataxia and deafness.

Now he is 90% back to normal acting like a typical teenage kitty. His movement and coordination normalized within a week. For 2 months after his scary incident he appeared to have no hearing....now, all of a sudden he is responding to noise! He has some residual head tilt but has full coordination and is active as can be.

He loves to chase toys , his sister and other cats. He is a great eater, loves his treats and is a pro at the litter box. It would be unbelievably amazing if Oscar could be adopted with his look-alike

Oscar (neutered male)
DOB August 30, 2025

Sweet Oscar came in from a Teulon area colony with her sister Olive.
Oscar had a medical scare in January when his foster returned home to find him unable to move (diagnosis was inconclusive - initial false positive panleuk then questioned toxoplasmosis but negative on lab results). It is possible he had a mini stroke or potentially a sinus infection that spread, causing the neurological symptoms that included ataxia and deafness.

Now he is 90% back to normal acting like a typical teenage kitty. His movement and coordination normalized within a week. For 2 months after his scary incident he appeared to have no hearing....now, all of a sudden he is responding to noise! He has some residual head tilt but has full coordination and is active as can be.

He loves to chase toys , his sister and other cats. He is a great eater, loves his treats and is a pro at the litter box. It would be unbelievably amazing if Oscar could be adopted with his look-alike sister, Olive. They've been through so much together ever since they were kittens living outside.

You'll have to meet these sweet siblings in person to see why they're so special. Fill out an application at www.whiskerwarriorsmb.ca/adoption-application to arrange a meet and greet!

Adoption fee of $175 includes the dewormings, mite treatment, fvrcp vaccinations, neuter/tattoo and