There are few cats who have been through quite so much as Reyna. Abandoned outside, hit by a car and badly injured, left outside in the rain and cold for several days while injured, becoming ill and weak from exposure and malnourishment. Fortunately, her story took a turn for the better when she was found by a group of young children; brought inside for medical treatment; underwent an amputation due to the severity of the wounds; made her way to Cameron Animal Rescue for further medical treatment. Reyna has seen and been through it all. And through it all, she was remained sweet and gentle.
Reyna has fully healed from her ordeal, and she is otherwise healthy. Reyna is active and loves to explore, and moves around with no problems despite her missing leg. She is a curious girl, and loves to check out new things. She is good with other cats, but doesn’t not enjoy wrestling or any other aggressive play styles. She has not been tested with dogs but can be upon request. She particularly likes people, and enjoys being pet, cuddled, and picked up.
Reyna is FeLVFIV negative; she has had her full series of FVRCP (distemper) and Rabies vaccines; she has been fecal tested and fully dewormed; spayed; and microchipped.
