Void

Meet Void, an approximately 1 1/2-year-old female Domestic Short Hair cat. Void is a sweet girl who, due to ear left ear being tipped, appears have to been trapped, spayed and released at some point in her life. She was born with the iris of her eyes attached to the corneas, which is the reason for the blue color you see. According to the vet, this does not impact her ability to see, although she may have some depth perception issues. It is possible this congenital defect may eventually cause glaucoma, but it is not a given. Void is litterbox trained, microchipped and up to date on her shots. We do not know how well she would get along with other cats, but Void appears to be tolerant of some dogs. If you would like to meet Void, please give us a call at 928-636-4223, ext. 7.

Meet Void, an approximately 1 1/2-year-old female Domestic Short Hair cat. Void is a sweet girl who, due to ear left ear being tipped, appears have to been trapped, spayed and released at some point in her life. She was born with the iris of her eyes attached to the corneas, which is the reason for the blue color you see. According to the vet, this does not impact her ability to see, although she may have some depth perception issues. It is possible this congenital defect may eventually cause glaucoma, but it is not a given. Void is litterbox trained, microchipped and up to date on her shots. We do not know how well she would get along with other cats, but Void appears to be tolerant of some dogs. If you would like to meet Void, please give us a call at 928-636-4223, ext. 7.

Meet Void, an approximately 1 1/2-year-old female Domestic Short Hair cat. Void is a sweet girl who, due to ear left ear being tipped, appears have to been trapped, spayed and released at some point in her life. She was born with the iris of her eyes attached to the corneas, which is the reason for the blue color you see. According to the vet, this does not impact her ability to see, although she may have some depth perception issues. It is possible this congenital defect may eventually cause glaucoma, but it is not a given. Void is litterbox trained, microchipped and up to date on her shots. We do not know how well she would get along with other cats, but Void appears to be tolerant of some dogs. If you would like to meet Void, please give us a call at 928-636-4223, ext. 7.