We've had her since October, and she's all grown up. Her ringworm is gone, her URI is gone (she still sneezes every now and then). She's perfectly content with her blindness and acts like a normal cat (who sometimes loses her toy if it doesn't make any noise).
She's a beautiful, sweet, playful girl who loves to ambush and purrs all the time. She still takes her meds like a champ. She plays with Madeline as much as Madeline will let her.
The SPCA pulled her once her case was resolved. They treated her ringworm and got her on meds for her eyes. Now they say she's ready for spay and adoption... once her eyes get checked again. I've been waiting for word from them since December 14; I checked in December 20 and was told to wait, and checked in again on Tuesday and was told the same thing. It feels like poor Tina has been forgotten. We love having her here, but she is ready for her own home. She's a big, healthy and happy girl who needs her forever family.
No, she can't stay here (unless she's somehow deemed unadoptable). It's rude to ask that of a foster family.
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