Winry

Please do not send inquiries. Winry can be visited at PetSmart in Carmel/Westfield (14720 Greyhound Plaza) during store business hours. Applications are available at the store.<br/><br/>Winry has a long history with us. She came to us as a 3-week old kitten in 2016. She was found on the fairway of the Brickyard Golf Course. She was bottle-fed and thrived. We were tempted to keep her for ourselves, but have a 2 cat limit in our own house. She was adopted out at 3-4 months old in the summer of 2016. In November 2020, she was abandoned. Her finder decided to adopt her. Unfortunately, the new adopter wound up on hard times, unable to afford her care and surrendered Winry back to us this summer. Winry had flea dermatitis, alopecia and an ear infection.<br/><br/>After vaccines, Revolution flea treatment, three skin calming baths and ear medicine, Winry's fur is growing back beautifully, she is healthy and she is ready to find a new forever home. She has NO TEETH, due to stomatitis a few years ago. That does not stop her appetite though. We currently have her on Diamond Care Weight Management kibble (yes, she can still devour dry food) and half a can of Fancy Feast pate (various flavors, warmed with added warm water) daily.<br/><br/>Winry was living with other cats, but stopped using the litter box. So we recommend no other cats in her household. She is very particular about the cleanliness of her litter box which she needs cleaned daily (or at least every other day). She was living with an 11-year old pit bull and did great with visiting nieces and nephews. <br/><br/>Winry is now 9 years old, spayed, updated vaccines, microchipped and re-tested negative for FIV/FeLV. She should be on Revolution for flea prevention all year.<br/><br/><br/>Adoption fee = $75

Please do not send inquiries. Winry can be visited at PetSmart in Carmel/Westfield (14720 Greyhound Plaza) during store business hours. Applications are available at the store.

Winry has a long history with us. She came to us as a 3-week old kitten in 2016. She was found on the fairway of the Brickyard Golf Course. She was bottle-fed and thrived. We were tempted to keep her for ourselves, but have a 2 cat limit in our own house. She was adopted out at 3-4 months old in the summer of 2016. In November 2020, she was abandoned. Her finder decided to adopt her. Unfortunately, the new adopter wound up on hard times, unable to afford her care and surrendered Winry back to us this summer. Winry had flea dermatitis, alopecia and an ear infection.

After vaccines, Revolution flea treatment, three skin calming baths and ear medicine, Winry's fur is growing back beautifully, she is healthy and she is ready to find a new forever home. She has NO TEETH, due to stomatitis a few years ago. That does not stop her appetite t

Please do not send inquiries. Winry can be visited at PetSmart in Carmel/Westfield (14720 Greyhound Plaza) during store business hours. Applications are available at the store.

Winry has a long history with us. She came to us as a 3-week old kitten in 2016. She was found on the fairway of the Brickyard Golf Course. She was bottle-fed and thrived. We were tempted to keep her for ourselves, but have a 2 cat limit in our own house. She was adopted out at 3-4 months old in the summer of 2016. In November 2020, she was abandoned. Her finder decided to adopt her. Unfortunately, the new adopter wound up on hard times, unable to afford her care and surrendered Winry back to us this summer. Winry had flea dermatitis, alopecia and an ear infection.

After vaccines, Revolution flea treatment, three skin calming baths and ear medicine, Winry's fur is growing back beautifully, she is healthy and she is ready to find a new forever home. She has NO TEETH, due to stomatitis a few years ago. That does not stop her appetite though. We currently have her on Diamond Care Weight Management kibble (yes, she can still devour dry food) and half a can of Fancy Feast pate (various flavors, warmed with added warm water) daily.

Winry was living with other cats, but stopped using the litter box. So we recommend no other cats in her household. She is very particular about the cleanliness of her litter box which she needs