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Posada was found wandering through the desert. This survivor was found with three cactus needles in his right eye. Paws Patrol took him to an eye doctor in Tucson to get them out. It was painful at first but Posada is now finding relief since they’ve been pulled out. Posada needed four eye medicines three times a day for a full month. Now his eye is almost healed and he’s doing great. He has one more follow-up vet appointment in July.
Posada is a tiny cat that can be a little frisky around the other two feline cats in his foster home, but with the right kitty and now that he’s neutered, he will probably be fine with a friend. He also likes being around humans. This kitty loves food, being brushed and petted. He tends to be a little shy at times but as long as he has a place to hide when needed, Posada does fine. And he likes to be held by his foster mom. This kitty is ready for a permanent home.
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