SOS!!! Seeking Home for: Sweet Senior Stray End-of-Life Care in NJ
Floof, a senior stray from my neighborhood, who had a leg injury is now at the vet being treated for a bite wound infection, but the doctor also noticed fluid in his tummy, along with a hard mass. She thinks it's cancer, but is unsure. He is also quite jaundiced.
The vet along with the non-profit I work with decided Floofington is unfit for the outdoors.
He has been a stray his whole life, but since I trapped him, has been super chill, shown zero signs of aggression, and even let the vet administer eye drops. He is a sweet, peaceful, quiet old man (although we don't know his exact age), hard of hearing, and a little shy, but when you feed him meows excitedly.
That said, he has been eating and drinking water, and using the litterbox exceptionally well, which is why we don't think it's ethical or necessary to euthanize him, but instead find the right home for end-of-life care. Ideally, where he can live out the rest of his days, cozy, indoors, with a nice window, no dogs, and lots of places to hide quietly, and most importantly all the love and warmth he deserves.
Floof is based in NJ and is FIV positive, but FELV negative. He is also not neutered, but can be.
The non-profit I work with will be conducting screenings this week. We are hoping to have him all healed by the end of next week and then placed in his over-due furrrrrever home.
Please send me a direct message if you feel you are the right fit.
Thank you!
