Two of our most beloved cats at the colony needed a little extra medical attention this year.  Pauletta, the sweet mommy who always wanted cuddles and attention at the colony, gave birth to kittens last year around March. We immediately pulled her and her only surviving baby, Cinzietta, because Pauletta always seemed a little thin and weak. At around the same time, we were dealing with stressful news that our current colony space would no longer be ours, as the owner was hoping to sell the land. The deal hasn't gone through, but at the time the constant threat of bulldozers coming in really made it clear we needed to find another solution for all of our cats, but for these two, we scooped them up and they went to live with Agnese in her very-full house (she has over 80 cats, many with special needs).  When Cinzietta was old enough, she and her mom were spayed thanks to the generosity of TDM, an organization here in Sardinia.  But the vet who did their spays said that they need some dental work, and likely the mom would lose several teeth. Since baby Cinzietta was so young and showed signs of similar issues, we presume it's a genetic problem. In January 2025, we finally got them to a specialist, and the surgeries cost us 550 euros (about $590 as of March 20).  Pauletta's blood tests showed some signs of stress/concern but we hope this is just because she was suffering for too long. We will return to the vet this month to redo her blood tests to see if they've gone back to normal. We hope this next visit will be quick and cost a little less! The reality is we don't have this money, but we also couldn't let them suffer. Please consider donating for their care!

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Two of our most beloved cats at the colony needed a little extra medical attention this year.  Pauletta, the sweet mommy who always wanted cuddles and attention at the colony, gave birth to kittens last year around March. We immediately pulled her and her only surviving baby, Cinzietta, because Pauletta always seemed a little thin and weak. At around the same time, we were dealing with stressful news that our current colony space would no longer be ours, as the owner was hoping to sell the land. The deal hasn't gone through, but at the time the constant threat of bulldozers coming in really made it clear we needed to find another solution for all of our cats, but for these two, we scooped them up and they went to live with Agnese in her very-full house (she has over 80 cats, many with special needs).  When Cinzietta was old enough, she and her mom were spayed thanks to the generosity of TDM, an organization here in Sardinia.  But the vet who did their spays said that they need some dental work, and likely the mom would lose several teeth. Since baby Cinzietta was so young and showed signs of similar issues, we presume it's a genetic problem. In January 2025, we finally got them to a specialist, and the surgeries cost us 550 euros (about $590 as of March 20).  Pauletta's blood tests showed some signs of stress/concern but we hope this is just because she was suffering for too long. We will return to the vet this month to redo her blood tests to see if they've gone back to normal. We hope this next visit will be quick and cost a little less! The reality is we don't have this money, but we also couldn't let them suffer. Please consider donating for their care!

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