HER STORY:
Our little Fryni was found by a kind animal lover at the side of the road, severely injured. She was immediately taken to a veterinary clinic, where it was discovered that she had a mandibular symphysis fracture and a humeral fracture in her front left leg. All of this in such a tiny baby!
She underwent surgical repair of the mandibular symphysis, and her leg was treated with intramedullary pinning and external fixation. When Fryni was ready to be discharged, there was unfortunately no place for her to go. When we were informed, we couldn’t refuse to help this little face!
Discharge day!
CHARACTER:
Our Fryni can coexist peacefully with both cats and dogs and can live comfortably in a home with multiple animals. She is fearful of humans, yet at the same time she is a calm and self-assured cat with a strong sense of confidence. She is not the type of cat that actively seeks affection, but she can accept interaction, especially during mealtime, as she is very food-motivated. When she was younger, she used to seek out cuddles and would purr at every touch, which shows that this side of her still exists. With time and patience, she can continue to improve and gradually feel more comfortable with human contact.
