Meet Wagler! This sweet boy was found outside as a stray and was initially thought to be a kitten due to his size. Wagler is fully grown and approximately 7 years old. When he first visited our vet, we learned that his small size was likely due to malnutrition and an untreated infection he had been living with. The infection had spread throughout his face, affecting his eyes and mouth. He also had several oral abscesses and most of his teeth had to be removed. Thankfully, Wagler has made a wonderful recovery. Aside from light chronic eye discharge, he is now healthy and thriving. His eyes do not require medical maintenance, but he may need them wiped occasionally. Wagler is litterbox trained and has no trouble eating dry food, even without most of his teeth!

Wagler is the definition of a lap cat. His foster describes him as an "aggressive snuggler" because he’s so determined to climb into your lap and soak up all the cuddles he can get. He’s a total sweetheart who does great with the child, dogs, and other cat in his foster home. He especially loves other cats and has taken his little foster brother under his wing. He is constantly cuddling and grooming him.

Wagler's adoption fee of $50 includes  negative test for Feline Leukemia (FELV) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), neuter surgery, age-appropriate vaccines (feline leukemia, FVRCP, Rabies), de-worming, topical flea protection, and a microchip.

For those viewing on Petfinder, please apply by clicking on More About Rose's Rescue - you may fill out adoption application from there. Or, go to the Rose's Rescue website, www.rosesrescue.net, and click on Fees - Adoption Info - Online Application.