This helps City of Mesquite NV Animal Shelter with pet care costs.
My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Orange or Red Tabby
Age
4 years old, Adult
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
short
My details
Good with kids
Not good with dogs
Not good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Has special needs
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Tiger came to the shelter on September 22, 2024 by a lady who told us he was a stray. It was noted that Tiger had a tipped ear (meaning he had been trapped fixed and release at some point in time. This was no feral cat who only
wanted to be petted and purred constantly even though he was very ill. Tiger was very sick with severe eye and generalized infection. Tiger went to the doctor and was given 3 different medications. Tiger improved with the medication and car he received and was taken back to the vet for a recheck.
It was then that the veterinarians noted that Tiger had undergone a specialized surgery at sometime during his life which is usually done on male cats who have an issue with bladder stones. Without knowing Tiger’s history it is believed he had a Perineal urethrostomy (PU) which is a surgical procedure that can
help male cats with recurrent bladder stones by widening their urethra and reducing the risk of future blockages .
Tiger has made a remarkable recovery and is now enjoying life at the shelter, getting all the attention he deserves, Playing with toys including stuffed mice, balls, wand toys and springs. He enjoys watching the birds out the window, will come when called and jump on your lap for attention and loves being brushed
and he looks like he is smiling while being brushed around his head ad face.
Tiger will need to be on a special diet and we are anticipating no other problems. He had an x-ray to be sure he does not have any bladder stones and is current on his rabies vaccination.
Tiger does not like dogs nor is he fond of the other cats in the room. He will do best in a home where he will be the only animal to get all the attention. We are unsure of his age and are estimating 4-5 years old.
Whoever had this cat must of loved him to spend thousands of dollars on the surgery. We don’t know how he ended up on the streets but he deserves a home of his own.
Please call 702 346 5268 to set up a time to meet Tiger
Tiger came to the shelter on September 22, 2024 by a lady who told us he was a stray. It was noted that Tiger had a tipped ear (meaning he had been trapped fixed and release at some point in time. This was no feral cat who only
wanted to be petted and purred constantly even though he was very ill. Tiger was very sick with severe eye and generalized infection. Tiger went to the doctor and was given 3 different medications. Tiger improved with the medication and car he received and was taken back to the vet for a recheck.
It was then that the veterinarians noted that Tiger had undergone a specialized surgery at sometime during his life which is usually done on male cats who have an issue with bladder stones. Without knowing Tiger’s history it is believed he had a Perineal urethrostomy (PU) which is a surgical procedure that can
help male cats with recurrent bladder stones by widening their urethra and reducing the risk of future blockages .
Tiger has made a remarkable recovery and is now enjoying life at the shelter, getting all the attention he deserves, Playing with toys including stuffed mice, balls, wand toys and springs. He enjoys watching the birds out the window, will come when called and jump on your lap for attention and loves being brushed
and he looks like he is smiling while being brushed around his head ad face.
Tiger will need to be on a special diet and we are anticipating no other problems. He had an x-ray to be sure he does not have any bladder stones and is current on his rabies vaccination.
Tiger does not like dogs nor is he fond of the other cats in the room. He will do best in a home where he will be the only animal to get all the attention. We are unsure of his age and are estimating 4-5 years old.
Whoever had this cat must of loved him to spend thousands of dollars on the surgery. We don’t know how he ended up on the streets but he deserves a home of his own.
Please call 702 346 5268 to set up a time to meet Tiger
Dog adoption fees are $60 (cash or check), and include spay/neuter, rabies, and DHPPC.
Cat adoption fees are $40 (cash or check), and include spay/neuter and rabies.
Dog adoption fees are $60 (cash or check), and include spay/neuter, rabies, and DHPPC.
Cat adoption fees are $40 (cash or check), and include spay/neuter and rabies.
Go meet their pets
Mesquite Animal Shelter located at 795 Hardy Way, Monday to Friday 8-4pm / Sat 11-1pm / Sun 1-3pm.
Mesquite Animal Shelter located at 795 Hardy Way, Monday to Friday 8-4pm / Sat 11-1pm / Sun 1-3pm.
More about this shelter
The City of Mesquite Animal Shelter helps reunite lost pets with their owners, cares for the animals brought to the shelter, and handles pet adoptions. Our Animal Control officers take part in public safety, resolve animal and pet issues, enforce city ordinances, perform welfare checks, process/investigate bite reports, and fulfill rabies quarantines.
The City of Mesquite Animal Shelter helps reunite lost pets with their owners, cares for the animals brought to the shelter, and handles pet adoptions. Our Animal Control officers take part in public safety, resolve animal and pet issues, enforce city ordinances, perform welfare checks, process/investigate bite reports, and fulfill rabies quarantines.
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