Annie
Approximate Age (As of 2017): Between 12-15 years
Breed: Dilute Tortie/American Curley Tail
Status: Blind
Date Arrived: 2010
Arrival Location: North Carolina
Annie came to us as an older cat that had some hard times in her life. We know her
previous owner (Diane) adopted her from Animal Control where she had been
dumped by another previous owner. Sadly her new owner Diane was diagnosed
with aggressive stage 4 breast cancer and passed away not long after. Diane’s
husband, not being an animal person, wanted her pets gone. Her friends
stepped in and found homes for all of Diane’s pets but could not find a home
for Annie. One of our local Animal Cruelty Officers knew about Annie and a
sked if we could take her in.
Annie is a super sweet and loving cat. She likes to sit your lap and will never turn
down a can of wet food. She gets along with everyone, and though older still plays
like a kitten.
Sponsored by Mark - “In memory of my beloved calico
girl, Lucky. 1990-2011” Thank you!
Sponsored by Ginny-Thank you!
Sponsored by Morgan in Memory of Minew!
Sponsored by Steven - Thank you!
Sponsored by Letti- Thank you!
Sponsored by John - Thank you!
Merry Christmas Nicci! - Kate sponsored Annie for your Christmas present!
7/17/18 This is a letter that I am stunned to be writing this morning.
Staff found Annie laying in the litter box screaming in pain. She could not stand.
We rushed her immediately to the vet. Sadly I knew what the vet was going to say to me.
Saddle thrombosis. She had thrown a clot. When we got to the vet her feet were cold, there were
no femoral pulses, there is no fixing this.
I held her in my arms as she crossed the rainbow bridge.
Annie was a sweet old lady who loved to cuddle in the banana beds. We were blessed to have
spent the last 8 years with her. We will miss her sweet disposition and cute curly tail.
I am sorry
Alana
Annie
Approximate Age (As of 2017): Between
12-15 years
Breed: Dilute Tortie/American Curley Tail
Status: Blind
Date Arrived: 2010
Arrival Location: North Carolina
Annie came to us as an older cat that had some
hard times in her life. We know her previous
owner (Diane) adopted her from Animal Control
where she had been dumped by another previous
owner. Sadly her new owner Diane was diagnosed
with aggressive stage 4 breast cancer and passed
away not long after. Diane’s husband, not being
an animal person, wanted her pets gone. Her
friends stepped in and found homes for all of
Diane’s pets but could not find a home for Annie.
One of our local Animal Cruelty Officers knew
about Annie and asked if we could take her in.
Annie is a super sweet and loving cat. She likes to
sit your lap and will never turn down a can of
wet food. She gets along with everyone, and
though older still plays like a kitten.
Sponsored by Ginny-Thank you!
Sponsored by Morgan in Memory of Minew!
Sponsored by Steven - Thank you!
Sponsored by Letti- Thank you!
Sponsored by John - Thank you!
Merry Christmas Nicci! - Kate sponsored
Annie for your Christmas present!
Sponsored by Mark - “In memory of my beloved
calico girl, Lucky. 1990-2011” Thank you!
7/17/18 This is a letter that I am stunned to be
writing this morning.
Staff found Annie laying in the litter box
screaming in pain. She could not stand.
We rushed her immediately to the vet. Sadly
I knew what the vet was going to say to me.
Saddle thrombosis. She had thrown a clot.
When we got to the vet her feet were cold, there
were no femoral pulses, there is no fixing this.
I held her in my arms as she crossed the
rainbow bridge.
Annie was a sweet old lady who loved to cuddle
n the banana beds. We were blessed to have
spent the last 8 years with her. We will miss
her sweet disposition and cute curly tail.
I am sorry
Alana
