Emma
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Blind Gender: Female Approximate age: Arrived From: Greensboro NC Arrival Day: April 2022 Sweet Emma's family totally failed her. She owes her life to a wonderful veterinarian who knew this kitty was not part of the community cat colony she was spaying and neutering. Emma’s story started when her owner died and that person’s family literally threw her out in the cold. This poor, blind senior kitty, who had always been an indoor cat, was suddenly without everything she had ever known and in very dangerous circumstances. ATNR trapper who works with BCR’s spay and neuter program, found Emma in a community cat colony she works with, very thin and very scared. The trapper and our vet, Dr. Linda, asked around the area and Emma’s story came to light. Our vet wasn’t about to return this girl to the colony. First things first, she removed Emma's damaged eye and spayed her. After that, Emma spent two weeks in a foster home, giving her time to adjust and heal. Dr. Linda hoped to find her a good home but no one stepped up to adopt her. When Dr. Linda called BCR, Emma had a home! Despite everything she been through- being abandoned, left outside and doing all of this blind, Emma is a very sweet cat who loves attention and love. She’s doing really well at BCR now, where she’ll always be safe and will never be dumped again. Your support makes it possible for us to help cats like Emma. You can visit her live 24 hours a day on our live cameras in House 2, Room 3 HERE
Emma
Sponsored by Derek - Thank you! Sponsored by Terri - Thank you! Sponsored by Lisa- Thank you! Sponsored by Donald - Thank you!
Blind Gender: Female Approximate age: Arrived From: Greensboro NC Arrival Day: April 2022 Sweet Emma's family totally failed her. She owes her life to a wonderful veterinarian who knew this kitty was not part of the community cat colony she was spaying and neutering. Emma’s story started when her owner died and that person’s family literally threw her out in the cold. This poor, blind senior kitty, who had always been an indoor cat, was suddenly without everything she had ever known and in very dangerous circumstances. ATNR trapper who works with BCR’s spay and neuter program, found Emma in a community cat colony she works with, very thin and very scared. The trapper and our vet, Dr. Linda, asked around the area and Emma’s story came to light. Our vet wasn’t about to return this girl to the colony. First things first, she removed Emma's damaged eye and spayed her. After that, Emma spent two weeks in a foster home, giving her time to adjust and heal. Dr. Linda hoped to find her a good home but no one stepped up to adopt her. When Dr. Linda called BCR, Emma had a home! Despite everything she been through- being abandoned, left outside and doing all of this blind, Emma is a very sweet cat who loves attention and love. She’s doing really well at BCR now, where she’ll always be safe and will never be dumped again. Your support makes it possible for us to help cats like Emma. You can visit her live 24 hours a day on our live cameras in House 2, Room 3 HERE