11/07/2022
Miss Bailey! This is her new favorite perch (which is why the blanket has a healthy amount of white fur.). We've had this wonderful little lady for over 11 years now. Time sure does fly!
Minerva was rescued from Pima Animal Care Center in Tucson, Arizona. She's blind and has but one ey
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I, Minerva’s mum, Elisabeth, have volunteered on and off at Pima Animal Care Center here in good old Tucson, Arizona. One Sunday, I came in early to find this tiny little ragamuffin kitten who was sniffling and had crud all over and around her deformed and glassy eyes. But I fell in love, even before knowing she’d probably be blind. She wasn’t even supposed to be on the adoption floor. But I put up a sign that she was adopted, perhaps abusing my volunteer privileges a little but with the blessing of all the other volunteers in the cat room. As soon as I held her, she was mine. This little ball of fluff settled right in like she was home when I first held her. I didn’t know I’d be taking her home that day. But I did. It became a foster-to-adopt situation. I was sent home with cans and cans of food, some kitten formula just in case she needed those nutrients still in her food mush, a littler box, scads of medicine for her upper respiratory infection and best of all, this tiny kitten who was now entrusted to me. I nursed her back to health over several weeks, giving her nebulizer treatments to loosen the crud in her lungs, giving her oral medications and just giving her love and socializing her. She was my baby right away. She got the name Minerva because I love Harry Potter and she needed a strong name. The professor in the series, Minerva McGonagall, is a strong and bad-ass witch. Thusly, we have christened Minerva Purrgonagall. Though my mom, Nana, was determined to call her Peanut because she was so small. Minerva has been with us now for over a year, officially adopted from Pima Animal Care Center, spayed, microchipped, sometimes forced to wear tacky collars for the enjoyment of her humans but she enjoys a very comfortable life, just as she deserves.