This cat has had persistent congestion since coming into our care and finished an isolation period for
a possible respiratory infection. She has been checked for a nasalpharyngeal polyp and none was
found. She has some dental disease, which could possibly be contributing to her congestion.
Additionally, she is not eating well in our care and is losing weight. Bloodwork is available for review
and was within normal limits. She is not allowing treatment in shelter and may benefit from a partner
able to provide more one-on-one attention. The Animal Foundation will contribute up to $750 in further
veterinary care if she is placed by 11/14/26 3pm.
Avery is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme fear. Avery is a
previous quarantine from when she was a kitten but has since been passed. This animal would
benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable with social and environmental
changes.