Ariel

Look at this cat! Isn't she neat? Bring her home and make your collection complete! (Quick, name the movie!) At around 6 weeks old she was attacked by a dog and suffered a spinal cord injury. She was taken home by a volunteer as a temporary foster in the hopes that we could help her. She has now been in foster care several years and has been thriving. She really is an AMAZING cat with some special limitations. (Shhh ? don’t tell her) She has no use of her back legs but climbs like she has no idea she has limitations . She is incontinent of bowel/bladder , but the foster has worked with her to “potty train” and she will go potty on a schedule. Unfortunately her amazing foster mom is moving out of state and is unable to bring Ariel with her. We are Looking for a SPECIAL FOSTER for a very special cat. She has no idea she is different. And she deserves the best home ever. Foster or Adoption are both possibilities. Ariel THRIVES in a home setting and we want are committed to helping her live her BEST life! We are happy to answer any questions you may have and … please share with anyone you know who has a heart for the special needs cats. All RSQ cats are microchipped, fixed, and up to date on vaccinations before adoption is final. To learn more about RSQ, or to fill out an adoption application for any of our animals, go to the RSQ website at rsqutah.org