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assistance
Bobbie
We adopted Bobbie from the Seattle Humane Society almost four years ago.
She developed anxiety related inappropriate urination issues about six months
after adopting her.
We have other cats that seem to stress her.
We have had several urinalyses done, all being negative.
We have also tried several behavior medications such as clomicalm, prozac, amitryptaline, and buspar, with no avail.
We also consulted a behaviorist, who diagnosed her with acute anxiety disorder, and suggested behavior treating, medications,
and isolation.
We want Bobbie to have the life she deserves! She's let us know that needs to be an only cat in a home that has a consistent routine and
someone she can bond with and she'll supply loads of companionship.
Could you be the one to bond with this lovely girl and provide a stable forever home?
Contact Rachel for more details on adopting Bobbie.
Whether it's the loss of a family member, a new spouse or moving -- life circumstances can change causing our Pixie-Bobs to be uprooted. Please contact us if you know of a Pixie-Bob in need. Our network of breeders will work with you to find suitable care as quickly as possible.
Donations to fund assistance efforts are welcomed!
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