Shomo (TBI/neurogenic bladder)

  • Adult
  • Male
  • Medium
  • Domestic Short Hair

Shomo (TBI/neurogenic bladder)

Current Location

New Prague, MN

Breed

Domestic Short Hair

Physical Traits

Age: Adult, (3-8 years)
Gender: Male
Size: Medium, (7-11 lbs)
Coat color: Gray & White

Behavior

House-trained: Unknown

Health

Spayed/Neutered:
Yes
Special Needs:
Yes

Adoption Fee

Please contact the shelter about adoption fee

Petfinder recommends that you should always take reasonable security steps before making online payments.

Shomo (TBI/neurogenic bladder)'s Story

Shomo is an absolutely amazing fella, so very good-natured. We don't know what trauma happened to him, but he came to the rescue needing his tail amputated, cognitively impaired, and needing help with his bladder and bowel. The dear boy simply cannot read others at all. He assumes the very best of absolutely everyone. (We use him to assess other felines as he does not react to their fear.) Shomo happily greets visitors at the door, and he loves everyone. The dear boy cannot resist crinkle bouncer toys, leaping high into the air to catch them. (He isn't the best at landing.)<br/><br/>Shomo needs an extra special home as his bladder requires expressing at least every 12 hours. He has a difficult bladder to squeeze, and he isn't a huge fan of having that done. The dear boy needs someone with strong hands. He cannot urinate on his own. His bladder would rupture if not expressed. We keep his stools firm so that we can control his bowels as well, simply helping him empty his rectum when he urinates (by using external pressure).<br/><br/>This loving fella enjoys cuddling with felines and humans alike. He is available for adoption for $50.<br/><br/>Please note that Shomo is located in New Prague, MN.<br/><br/>1900+ adoptions and counting. . .

Shomo is an absolutely amazing fella, so very good-natured. We don't know what trauma happened to him, but he came to the rescue needing his tail amputated, cognitively impaired, and needing help with his bladder and bowel. The dear boy simply cannot read others at all. He assumes the very best of absolutely everyone. (We use him to assess other felines as he does not react to their fear.) Shomo happily greets visitors at the door, and he loves everyone. The dear boy cannot resist crinkle bouncer toys, leaping high into the air to catch them. (He isn't the best at landing.)

Shomo needs an extra special home as his bladder requires expressing at least every 12 hours. He has a difficult bladder to squeeze, and he isn't a huge fan of having that done. The dear boy needs someone with strong hands. He cannot urinate on his own. His bladder would rupture if not expressed. We keep his stools firm so that we can control his bowels as well, simply helping him empty his rectum when he urinates (by using external p

Shomo is an absolutely amazing fella, so very good-natured. We don't know what trauma happened to him, but he came to the rescue needing his tail amputated, cognitively impaired, and needing help with his bladder and bowel. The dear boy simply cannot read others at all. He assumes the very best of absolutely everyone. (We use him to assess other felines as he does not react to their fear.) Shomo happily greets visitors at the door, and he loves everyone. The dear boy cannot resist crinkle bouncer toys, leaping high into the air to catch them. (He isn't the best at landing.)

Shomo needs an extra special home as his bladder requires expressing at least every 12 hours. He has a difficult bladder to squeeze, and he isn't a huge fan of having that done. The dear boy needs someone with strong hands. He cannot urinate on his own. His bladder would rupture if not expressed. We keep his stools firm so that we can control his bowels as well, simply helping him empty his rectum when he urinates (by using external pressure).

This loving fella enjoys cuddling with felines and humans alike. He is available for adoption for $50.

Please note that Shomo is located in New Prague, MN.

1900+ adoptions and counting. . .

Consider Shomo (TBI/neurogenic bladder) for adoption?

How To Adopt

Shomo (TBI/n... was listed as Adoptable by Wee3beasties: Saving the Strays
How can I adopt Shomo (TBI/n...?
Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Wee3beasties: Saving the Strays. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.
How can I find out if Shomo (TBI/n... is a good fit for me?
Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to Wee3beasties: Saving the Strays for details on the pet.
When can I meet Shomo (TBI/n...?
If you've submitted an inquiry, Wee3beasties: Saving the Strays will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Shomo (TBI/n..., they'll reach out to set up a meeting.
What if I have more questions about the adoption process?
Just reach out directly to Wee3beasties: Saving the Strays, and they'll be happy to help!
Wee3beasties: Saving the Strays's Adoption Policy
Wee3beasties: Saving the Strays has standard adoption fees.   Spayed/neutered kittens are available for $60.   Adults are available for $50.   On occasion, a feline is available for $40.   Basic screening questions to answer: Please describe the qualities you desire in a cat. Are you allowed to have pets where you live? Do you currently have pets? If so, please describe them. Have you had pets in the past? What happened to them? Do small children love in the home? Is everyone in the home gentle? Does everyone in the home want a cat? Will the cat be 100% indoors or will s/he be an indoor/outdoor feline? Where will the cat live in the home? If the feline is not yet altered, do you plan to get him or her neutered/spayed? Are you willing to make a commitment to your cat for the lifetime of the feline (indoor cats live on average 13 years, some upwards of 20 years)? Are you financially able to afford emergency vet care if, heaven forbid, that one day becomes necessary? What are your thoughts on declawing?

Shomo (TBI/neurogenic bladder) is from Wee3beasties: Saving the Strays

[New Prague, MN]

Our Mission
Striving to improve the lives of strays and ferals in the New Prague area. We trap, neuter, and release ferals. Adoptable felines receive vet care then are listed as available for adoption for a nomimal fee. Making a difference one cat at a time!

Consider Shomo (TBI/neurogenic bladder) for adoption?