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Buzz was abandoned at my friend's vet's office 7-8 years ago. They estimated him to be about 4 at that time. He was born blind in one eye and has limited sight in the other eye. He also has chronic respiratory problems. They were unable to find a home for him so he went to my friend's horse farm to be a barn cat.
Barn cats have a large section of the hayloft to themselves. They have food, water, litter boxes, kitty condos, and lots of bales of hay to snooze on.
About 5 weeks ago Buzz appeared downstairs. He was alarmingly thin. The other cats would not let him back upstairs. We started feeding him canned food downstairs and he has put some weight back on. Still, not allowed back upstairs. The barn is a dangerous place for a kitty with limited vision.
I just bought a house and Buzz has come to live with me. He is making himself quite at home.
awwwww... he looks like he's a very happy boy now!
Thank you so much for what youve done for him. People like you keep renewing my faith in the human race.
He looks like a wonderful boy. Enjoy him. I am sure that he is grateful for his new home. Thanks for taking him in. He will give you years of happiness.
Apparently my firewall thinks your kitties' pictures are pornographic!
ROFLMAO! Ummmmm, kitty porn, right?
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