A picture of Kiki before she was subjected to such horrible living conditions.
According to records found at the breeder’s house and website, Kiki was listed as a female Minuet, but she looks more like a Munchkin. She was born on January 25, 2023.
Kiki was in the care of a volunteer foster parent, who saw to her medical care and recovery. She has since regained some weight and her diarrhea and vomiting have gotten under control. She will need follow up labs to ensure that all the intestinal parasites have been eradicated. If her labs come back within healthy range and having no parasites, she will be scheduled for her spay, vaccinations, and microchip. She will then become available for adoption.
Her foster parent reports that Kiki is a bit shy and unsure of people now, but with time and love, she should regain trust of her person. She does get along great with other cats but she should not go to a household that is chaotic or very busy.
We are uncertain at this time if Kiki will need further medical maintenance once she goes home. We will have this information once she re-visits the vet and her labs come back.
If you might be interested in adopting Kiki when she becomes available, please fill out an application.
Kiki, the night she was rescued, being weighed.
Kiki was covered in filth and was infested with intestinal parasites.