Sunny, Special Needs Kitten who will Light Up Your Life

Sunny’s Rescue Story<br/><br/>Sunny was found July 23, 2026, in the Bronx. She was lifeless and covered in dried blood with her face smashed in from blunt force trauma, likely a kick orfrom being slammed on ground. She was barely 8 weeks old. <br/><br/> Sunny was suffering from a fractured jaw and resulting infections. <br/>We are happy to report that Sunny’s jaw fracture has completely healed!<br/>Sunny has shown every step of the way how much she wants to be here!<br/><br/>She is a delightful happy kitten who doesn't know she is different. <br/>She love to snuggle and play.<br/><br/>Sunny is special needs because she was diagnosed with Feline Calicivirus (FCV) Diagnosis. She is FelV/FiV negative. <br/><br/>This is an ongoing medical condition that she may shed as she gets older. <br/>If not, she may have flares that are managed with short term antibiotics.<br/>Her little body is still growing and healing which is a lot of work. This little bundle of joy has overcome so much, out hopw is that as she gets bigger and stronger, she will beat the virus as well!<br/><br/>Because FCV can be contagious, it is recommended she be a solo kitty or partnered with a fully vaccinated healthy cat with vet approval. Or she might like a doggy or bunny friend!!!<br/><br/>FCV has no specific cure and affected cats can live happy, comfortable lives.<br/><br/>Sunny’s current veterinary management plan includes treatment for respiratory flare-ups and close medical management.<br/><br/><br/>Sunny’s ideal adopter should:<br/><br/>Be willing to learn about FCV and its potential long-term effects.<br/>Understand that respiratory flare-ups may occur.<br/>Be financially prepared for routine and potentially specialized veterinary care.<br/>Recognize changes in breathing or other symptoms requiring medical attention.<br/>Provide a safe, indoor-only environment.<br/>Be patient, compassionate, and committed to her lifelong well-being.<br/><br/><br/>While we cannot guarantee Sunny will never experience additional complications, We can guarantee that she will be an amazing friends and delight to whoever is lucky enough to adopt her!<br/><br/><br/>Sunny has already fought so hard for her second chance. Now she needs someone willing to give her a forever home.

Sunny’s Rescue Story

Sunny was found July 23, 2026, in the Bronx. She was lifeless and covered in dried blood with her face smashed in from blunt force trauma, likely a kick orfrom being slammed on ground. She was barely 8 weeks old.

Sunny was suffering from a fractured jaw and resulting infections.
We are happy to report that Sunny’s jaw fracture has completely healed!
Sunny has shown every step of the way how much she wants to be here!

She is a delightful happy kitten who doesn't know she is different.
She love to snuggle and play.

Sunny is special needs because she was diagnosed with Feline Calicivirus (FCV) Diagnosis. She is FelV/FiV negative.

This is an ongoing medical condition that she may shed as she gets older.
If not, she may have flares that are managed with short term antibiotics.
Her little body is still growing and healing which is a lot of work. This little bundle of joy has overcome so much, out hopw is that as she gets bigger and stron

Sunny’s Rescue Story

Sunny was found July 23, 2026, in the Bronx. She was lifeless and covered in dried blood with her face smashed in from blunt force trauma, likely a kick orfrom being slammed on ground. She was barely 8 weeks old.

Sunny was suffering from a fractured jaw and resulting infections.
We are happy to report that Sunny’s jaw fracture has completely healed!
Sunny has shown every step of the way how much she wants to be here!

She is a delightful happy kitten who doesn't know she is different.
She love to snuggle and play.

Sunny is special needs because she was diagnosed with Feline Calicivirus (FCV) Diagnosis. She is FelV/FiV negative.

This is an ongoing medical condition that she may shed as she gets older.
If not, she may have flares that are managed with short term antibiotics.
Her little body is still growing and healing which is a lot of work. This little bundle of joy has overcome so much, out hopw is that as she gets bigger and stronger, she will beat the virus as well!

Because FCV can be contagious, it is recommended she be a solo kitty or partnered with a fully vaccinated healthy cat with vet approval. Or she might like a doggy or bunny friend!!!

FCV has no specific cure and affected cats can live happy, comfortable lives.

Sunny’s current veterinary management plan includes treatment for respirato