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Background:
Aspen and his siblings were rescued by another shelter before being transferred to us here at TKW. They arrived at that shelter infested with fleas and badly needing a vet checkup. After arriving here with us, we got them flea treated and checked out, and now they have been fixed and vaccinated and are ready for forever homes! I have no background on the kind of situation they originally came from unfortunately, but they are safe and happy now, and that's all that matters!
Bio:
Aspen is a sweet, shy, little guy that you very rarely see apart from his brother Hawthorn, those two boys are stuck together like glue. He is silky smooth, and very quiet, unless its dinner time and then he likes to tell you that you aren't going fast enough! Compared to his siblings, at first glance he seems to have less of a notable personality, but given enough time you can see that he is just much more calm and reserved than his siblings. He loves to play, groom his brother while they snuggle, and is very often seen wrestling with Hawthorn... or being targeted by Junipers playfulness. Him and Hawthorn are the perfect pair, he is the calm to Hawthorns crazy. Him and his brother aren't big fans of dogs so far, but have been ok with ignoring ours as long as he doesn't pay much attention to them. We believe the boys would do just fine with a dog, given that the dog is calmer and not prone to chasing cats.
Visual Description and Medical Info:
Aspen is a silky brown tabby with a heart tattoo in one ear from his neuter. His estimated birthday is 9/7/23. He was neutered on 1/4/24, where he also received his FVRCP and rabies vaccines. he was given a clear bill of health by his vet, including a negative snap test. He was neutered at Nelson County Humane Society, and was seen at Bourbon City Animal Hospital for his initial vet checkup.
Aspen was diagnosed with Pemphigus Foliaceus on 3/20/2024. Pemphigus Foliaceus is an autoimmune condition that causes scabbing on his ears, nose, and in his claw folds. It is treated very easily and inexpensively with prednisolone tablets, he is very good about taking his meds as long as he is given some churu afterwards, he will even remind you to do it so he gets his treat! He does not need medicine all the time, only when he is in an active flare. There is no telling how often these flares will happen, he has had two so far, once when he was diagnosed, and again in April. He does get some pain when in flares, and we manage this with liquid gabapentin, which is also inexpensive.
If you are interested in this sweet pair of brothers, but tentative about managing Aspens condition, please reach out and ask questions, we are more than happy to answer!
Background:
Aspen and his siblings were rescued by another shelter before being transferred to us here at TKW. They arrived at that shelter infested with fleas and badly needing a vet checkup. After arriving here with us, we got them flea treated and checked out, and now they have been fixed and vaccinated and are ready for forever homes! I have no background on the kind of situation they originally came from unfortunately, but they are safe and happy now, and that's all that matters!
Bio:
Aspen is a sweet, shy, little guy that you very rarely see apart from his brother Hawthorn, those two boys are stuck together like glue. He is silky smooth, and very quiet, unless its dinner time and then he likes to tell you that you aren't going fast enough! Compared to his siblings, at first glance he seems to have less of a notable personality, but given enough time you can see that he is just much more calm and reserved than his siblings. He loves to play, groom his brother while they snuggle, and is very often seen wrestling with Hawthorn... or being targeted by Junipers playfulness. Him and Hawthorn are the perfect pair, he is the calm to Hawthorns crazy. Him and his brother aren't big fans of dogs so far, but have been ok with ignoring ours as long as he doesn't pay much attention to them. We believe the boys would do just fine with a dog, given that the dog is calmer and not prone to chasing cats.
Visual Description and Medical Info:
Aspen is a silky brown tabby with a heart tattoo in one ear from his neuter. His estimated birthday is 9/7/23. He was neutered on 1/4/24, where he also received his FVRCP and rabies vaccines. he was given a clear bill of health by his vet, including a negative snap test. He was neutered at Nelson County Humane Society, and was seen at Bourbon City Animal Hospital for his initial vet checkup.
Aspen was diagnosed with Pemphigus Foliaceus on 3/20/2024. Pemphigus Foliaceus is an autoimmune condition that causes scabbing on his ears, nose, and in his claw folds. It is treated very easily and inexpensively with prednisolone tablets, he is very good about taking his meds as long as he is given some churu afterwards, he will even remind you to do it so he gets his treat! He does not need medicine all the time, only when he is in an active flare. There is no telling how often these flares will happen, he has had two so far, once when he was diagnosed, and again in April. He does get some pain when in flares, and we manage this with liquid gabapentin, which is also inexpensive.
If you are interested in this sweet pair of brothers, but tentative about managing Aspens condition, please reach out and ask questions, we are more than happy to answer!
Prospective adopters submit an application for the cat/kitten they're interested in.
2.
Approve Application
We go through and approve or deny the application.
3.
Meet the Pet
They go to the fosters home to meet the kitten and go over what paperwork will be needed if they choose to adopt.
4.
Interview
The interview is done as they are meeting the pet
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
They come back usually within a week to sign the adoption contract, pay the fee, and take the pet home!
6.
Pay Fee
7.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
Prospective adopters put in an application, if approved we set up a time for them to come meet the cat/kitten they're interested in and i go over other/past pets, the cat/kittens personality, where the cat/kitten will be kept, ect. After that meeting we will then set up a time for them to come sign the adoption agreement, pay the fee, and then take their new kitty home! Home checks are done via video if we believe its necessary.
Prospective adopters put in an application, if approved we set up a time for them to come meet the cat/kitten they're interested in and i go over other/past pets, the cat/kittens personality, where the cat/kitten will be kept, ect. After that meeting we will then set up a time for them to come sign the adoption agreement, pay the fee, and then take their new kitty home! Home checks are done via video if we believe its necessary.
Please put in an application if you're interested in meeting any of our adoptable cats/kittens!
Please put in an application if you're interested in meeting any of our adoptable cats/kittens!
More about this rescue
The Kitten Wonderland is a cat/kitten rescue and adoption service in Bardstown, Kentucky. We got started in August 2018 in Jackson, Michigan and then relocated to Kentucky in 2020! Our mission is to save as many cats and kittens as possible, our main focus is neonatal orphaned kittens, pregnant or nursing cats, and critical care cats/kittens.
The Kitten Wonderland is a cat/kitten rescue and adoption service in Bardstown, Kentucky. We got started in August 2018 in Jackson, Michigan and then relocated to Kentucky in 2020! Our mission is to save as many cats and kittens as possible, our main focus is neonatal orphaned kittens, pregnant or nursing cats, and critical care cats/kittens.
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We'll also keep you updated on Hawthorn's adoption status with email updates.
