He stood out to us because he was the solo kitten and he was missing his right eye. We'd been talking about trying to TNR the colony, but were surprised by a winter kitten before we put our plan in action. We notified our immediate neighbors about him and that if anyone could catch him for us, we wanted him! It was on December 23 that my neighbor's granddaughter was able to catch him and bring him
to our house. We took him to the vet, where he was negative for diseases but had a smorgasbord of worms and ear mites. The vet said that his eye was probably ruptured when he was younger and that it had basically disappeared. We went home with medication for his eye, worms, and ear mites, and a follow-up appointment. He is funny, loving, spunky, ornery, playful, and quite the lover boy. After his rabies & FIP vaccinations scheduled for February 12, he will be fully up-to-date on all of his vaccinations. Going forward he will need a neuter and surgery on his eye to prevent the draining and sew it closed. There aren’t any family dynamics that I would be nervous having him in or warning anyone about. He hasn’t been with cats since he was removed from his colony, but he's just been so awesomely open with anyone who comes in our house - male, female, young, old, and with the dogs that I've been craving the opportunity for him to have another cat back in his life! If you have any questions about him, would like to meet him, or are interested in making Sullivan a part of your forever family - please send us a message! We would also really appreciate you sharing his page and telling your friends, family, and co-workers about him - we want to make sure that his future family hears about him!! Thank you,
Guillian & Troy
