One-Year-Old Kitten Overcomes Early Challenges
Greyson, a long-haired grey kitten rescued from an alley, celebrated his first birthday on September 22. He arrived at Pet Haven Minnesota last October as a tiny orphan that required round-the-clock bottle feeding.
Early medical care revealed that Greyson was born with congenital megacolon. A veterinary technician foster, Abby, helped develop a routine of medication and diet trials that now keeps him well.
Despite his medical history, Greyson has grown into a healthy, handsome one-year-old cat with two distinct personalities. He is described as an energetic mix of playful yet cuddly, and his purr is an excellent, loud, non-stop motor. When he can sit on a lap, he will roll around for ten minutes straight.
Greyson has learned his foster home, met every visitor with an open heart, and is still in foster care, looking for a family to adopt him. Pet Haven Minnesota continues to advocate for the best care and a forever home for him.
Key takeaways
- Greyson turned one year old on September 22.
- He was rescued as a tiny orphan and needed bottle feeding.
- He was diagnosed with congenital megacolon and is managed with medication and diet.
- Greyson is playful, cuddly, and has a loud, continuous purr.
- He remains in foster care, hoping for a permanent family.
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Originally reported by Love Meow. Read the full article.
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