The content look of an outside kitty who is finally safe.
Uncle Fester
His x-rays show the life of hell he had endured
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Blind
Gender: Male
Approximate age:
Arrived From: North Carolina
Arrival Day: August 2018
Uncle Fester spent his life trying to stay out of the way
of people who might do him harm, cars, and other dangers
of life for a blind cat. This was his story, until he came to
BCR in 2018. By the time a good Samaritan had alerted
someone about this poor cat who had been looking for food,
he’d been through so much. When he got to BCR, he
had many wounds and a broken leg that had healed
incorrectly. It’s most likely that Uncle Fester lost his sight
due to an untreated upper respiratory infection. When we
took Fester to the vet for his first thorough medical exam,
his X-ray revealed that he had been shot at close range with
bird-shot. Those pellets are still visible under his skin.
Although they aren’t painful, they are there as a reminder of
his past. However, Uncle Fester’s story has a very happy
ending! This kind and gentle cat today lives a safe,
healthy life full of love and attention. Despite his horrible
life on the street and the abuse he suffered, he is now in a
place where he will never be abused, afraid or hungry
again. He is – in spite of all he’s endured - a very loving
cat who still loves and trusts people. Uncle Fester is also a
great friend to his fellow BCR cats, always trying to make
new arrivals to his room feel safe. All of them like to cuddle
with him!
You may catch Uncle Fester in a cuddle puddle on our
live 24-hour cameras in House 2, Room 2.
Live Pet Camera HERE
Uncle Fester
The content look of an outside kitty who is finally safe.
The horrible things humans think is ok to do to
an innocent animal. That is bird shot, I would guess from
a very close range. We were horrified when we saw the x-ray!
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Sponsored by Curt - Thank you!
Sponsored by Lorraine - Thank you!
Sponsored by Matthew R - Thank you!
Sponsored by Bhavana - Thank you!
Sponsored by Pat - Thank you!
Sponsored by Kathleen - Thank you!
Sponsored by Marilyn - Thank you!
Sponsored by Brenda - Thank you!
Sponsored by Jeff - Thank you!
Sponsored by Ron & Lisa in honor of Boone - Thank you!
Sponsored by Richard - Thank you!
Sponsored by Angela - Thank you!
Sponsored by Mary - Thank you!
Sponsored by Megan - Thank you!
Blind
Gender: Male
Approximate age:
Arrived From: North Carolina
Arrival Day: August 2018
Uncle Fester spent his life trying to stay out of the way
of people who might do him harm, cars, and other dangers
of life for a blind cat. This was his story, until he came to
BCR in 2018. By the time a good Samaritan had alerted
someone about this poor cat who had been looking for food,
he’d been through so much. When he got to BCR, he
had many wounds and a broken leg that had healed
incorrectly. It’s most likely that Uncle Fester lost his sight
due to an untreated upper respiratory infection. When we
took Fester to the vet for his first thorough medical exam,
his X-ray revealed that he had been shot at close range with
bird-shot. Those pellets are still visible under his skin.
Although they aren’t painful, they are there as a reminder of
his past. However, Uncle Fester’s story has a very happy
ending! This kind and gentle cat today lives a safe,
healthy life full of love and attention. Despite his horrible
life on the street and the abuse he suffered, he is now in a
place where he will never be abused, afraid or hungry
again. He is – in spite of all he’s endured - a very loving
cat who still loves and trusts people. Uncle Fester is also a
great friend to his fellow BCR cats, always trying to make
new arrivals to his room feel safe. All of them like to cuddle
with him!
You may catch Uncle Fester in a cuddle puddle on our
live 24-hour cameras in House 2, Room 2.
Live Pet Camera HERE
