Toby

This precious loving baby is “Toby.”  He also endured much testing and was nearly lost until it was confirmed that Toby has Addison’s Disease, which is an Adrenal Gland Disorder.  Addison’s Disease is caused when the adrenal glands fail to produce two hormones that are critical to the healthy functioning of the body, and an abnormal increase or decrease of either of these hormones can lead to serious health problems if not addressed in time.  In this case, we nearly lost Toby.  He was also recently diagnosed with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy and Congestive Heart Failure and can no longer be adopted.

Radar

This incredibly loving Maine Coon boy is in the beginning stages of going blind, however, was also recently diagnosed with cancer.  The tumor is just below his heart and is approximately the same size as his heart.  For the time being, he is being very closely monitored.  It is possible that chemotherapy would be an option of treatment but is very costly.  Due to his medical needs, Radar can no longer be adopted and will remain part of Kittie Corral until he goes to Heaven.

Shadow

This baby has Florida eye causing the milky color when cataracts are present.  At the age of 5 he began showing signs already!  He has also suffered other diagnoses and can not be adopted out.  We will keep him comfortable and try not to move furniture around.

Cody

Cody is Toby’s brother (same litter) and is facing the strong potential of developing kidney failure and must have prescription food and medication.  Due to his condition, he can no longer be adopted.  Here at Kittie Corral, we are doing everything to make him as well as other medically needy kitties as comfortable as possible.

MIDNIGHT

Midnight has 3 autoimmune diseases and must remain on medication for the remainder of her life.  She has had a history of tumors and ulcers inside her mouth that causes her to drool frequently.  Due to the nature of her condition, she will not be adoptable.  We continue with medication and make her as comfortable as possible with an outpouring of love and affection!

Ghost and Artemis

Ghost, an 8 year young Siberian Husky and Artemis, a 10 year young Alaskan Husky, came to us abused and neglected.  Recently, Ghost was diagnosed with Kidney Failure and Bladder issues.  Artemis required extensive oral surgery, leaving her with only 4 teeth left.  She was also diagnosed with incontinence issues.  These two are an extremely bonded pair and can never be separated.  With the medical diagnoses they are both experiencing, they are no longer adoptable.