Owl
Owl had a massive infection in her eyes when she came to CROW, and was effectively blind for the first several months of her life. She began using vision for the first time in July, and has not stopped playing since! She enjoys children, dogs, other cats, and all adults. She is vaccinated but still suffers from upper respiratory issues (not contagious). Her eyes still tire and she rests them a lot, as in this photo. Owl is almost 6 months old and looks like she will be a very small cat. Owl is available for adoption.
Twiggy
Twiggy is just over a year old and very small for her age. She suffers from chronic upper respiratory issues, but is not contagious and responds well to preventative treatments. She is energetic and playful, but also loves to slow down and snuggle with any willing human.
She is vaccinated and spayed and available for adoption to the right home.
Lola
Lola is a year and a half old and is a small cat. She has been at CROW for almost a year now. She adores both people and cats, and is very playful and affectionate and an excellent mouser. She has recently become the good friend and tormentor of a very large dog, and is tolerant of virtually any situation. She is very adaptable and good-natured.
Lola is spayed and vaccinated and available for adoption.
Jacob
Jacob loves other cats, and enjoys petting and belly rubs when he doesn't run away first. He would make a great companion for a human-loving cat who spends his/her days alone while the human is gone at work or school.
Jacob is neutered and vaccinated and available for adoption.
Gatsby
Gatsby was rescued from euthanasia at the local shelter by mere hours, due to his aggression. As seen in the video, that aggression was clearly just a symptom of the caged and noisy environment at the shelter. He likes people, and is healthy, declawed, neutered, and vaccinated. Gatsby is not currently available for adoption, but hopefully will be soon. We are giving him more time to adjust to his life here at CROW.
Baa
Baa (known to some as Mowgli) joined a feral colony in June '09 and steadily deteriorated. His caregiver was concerned he wouldn't make it through the winter, so he joined CROW in September. He had massive infections in several teeth, a widespread skin infection and ringworm, an upper respiratory infection, and was severely emaciated. He has since received medical treatment for all his ails, and is now nearly toothless but finally gaining weight. His fur is not yet growing back on his side, but he doesn't care and neither do we. He is dignified and affectionate and never wants to go outdoors again. Baa is a senior cat who is welcome to spend the rest of his life here at CROW, feasting on canned food and sleeping in a king-sized bed with his favorite human and feline companions.
Cleo
Cleo came to CROW from the loving arms of her second owner who could no longer take care of her and her litter box issues. She is thriving at CROW and enjoys affection from both adults and children and is no longer having litter box problem. She is partial to sleeping in bathtubs, though we keep her supplied with plenty of padding to accomodate her habit. Cleo is 15 years old and plans to live the rest of her life at CROW.
Toby
Toby came to CROW when he was only about a week old, and even then it was clear he had cerebellar hypoplasia. He is awkward and clumsy, beautiful and affectionate, and perfect just the way he is. Toby will live out his life in the CROW family, sharing the bed of his favorite child and mothering all the orphaned kittens that come his way.
Bubba
Bubba had a rough start to life, born as a feral and captured young. He struggled with many issues, from ringworm to respiratory infections, and a broken tail to a damaged eye. He has had his tail amputated and his eye removed, and is skittish around people he doesn't know. He is balanced and happy in his CROW home and enjoys bedtime snuggles and lots of petting. Bubba will spend the rest of his life with his CROW family.
Helen
Helen was facing euthanasia at the local shelter due to her blindness. She is friendly and affectionate and has such a thick soft coat that she fels like a plush stuffed animal. When she is happy, he tail curves so far it almost touches the back of her head. She is very much loved and will spend the rest of her life with her CROW family.
Henry
Henry is a senior cat who was rescued with a massively infected tail. His tail did not heal, and the vets amputated it. We suspect that the infection raged in his body for too long, and affected some of his other senses. Henry is an old soul, has some unusual behaviors, and drools a lot. He recently had many teeth extracted and does not have many left. Henry is a beloved member of a CROW foster family and is welcome to live out the rest of his days at CROW.
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