Tommy

On Christmas Eve we got a call from an organization we work with and they said they had a cat that was at their vet office with a mass on his bladder. They were worried that he might be alone for a few days because the clinic was closed and that he would have to die alone. The organization asked if we could take him to our rescue so he would have a comfortable place to die, and so we said okay as a Christmas gift to him. Two weeks later he was still with us and we decided to take him to the vet to get an x-ray, once the results came back they showed that his bladder issue was gone and so we brought him back to our rescue. As time went on Tommy started getting better and healthier. However, after a few months, he again started to get infections, so we took him to the vet and they ran an ultrasound and some tests to find out that he has “idiopathic sterile cystitis”. Unfortunately, there is no cure or medication for his diagnosis, although we are now working with a holistic homeopathic vet to help control and manage his bladder infections. Tommy is a very friendly, chill, and sweet little boy who hopefully one day will find a perfect home.