Animal Aid & Adoption

Lottie, Louie and Georgie!

The 3  royal kittens. 

The “royal” kittens, two males and one female, were rescued at four months old from a backyard colony. Their mother used to visit the yard for food, she brought her kittens there when they were around 8 weeks and then disappeared. Once a foster home opened up, the kittens were brought indoors. They were spayed/neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, and treated for fleas.

Shortly after arriving in foster care, their health declined. They developed severe diarrhea and stopped eating, requiring syringe feeding while continuing to lose weight. This greatly impacted their socialization because every interaction with humans was not all positive in their eyes. A fecal test revealed two parasites, and they were also diagnosed with a bacterial infection, for which they started antibiotics. When the diarrhea persisted, a second fecal test was done, which came back positive for a different parasite that hadn’t shown up initially: coccidia. They continued on medication and a third fecal test was run to ensure everything came back negative. 

The kittens are now healthy and happy and get along with the fosters dog! Thank you to all the vets that have helped along the way. 

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Thank you from Animal Aid