This is BoyBoy, a stray cat that was hanging around my house. He was suffering from severe dental issues and I could not handle seeing him this way. It was breaking my heart…
He was pretty wild but with a little bit of patience and a lot of love I was able to gain his trust enough to get him into a carrier. I had to raise the money to cover his $1000 vet bill but we did it.
Have a look at his amazing transformation!
He was a complete mess before the surgery because of severe dental problems
I could not handle seeing him this way. It was breaking my heart…
One week after the surgery
Two weeks after the surgery
A month later
Six weeks later
Here is my BoyBoy now, almost 4 months later
Sometimes all they need is a little help
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You are a HERO! Love, love, love this story.
Thank you.
Huge Congratulations!!! Amazing recovery!!!
Thank you.
Thank you, Jennifer! I care for a colony of feral cats and can appreciate the amount of work you did to gain his trust. He will be your best friend forever!
Thank you. It took a long time to gain his trust. I wanted to help him so bad so much sooner than he allowed me to. He even ran away once before I helped him, he was gone for months and I just new he went away to die but then he came back and he looked like he was dying. I knew I had to get him somehow and I did. I was so happy. Thank you.
The most frustrating part of feral care is that they don't understand that you are trying to help them. They are often their own worst enemy. I've had several experiences like yours, where they disappear after a trapping attempt. And when they return it is often too late and all you can do is end their suffering. But sometimes you get to watch a great recovery. Caring for a feral colony can be heartbreaking but when a feral Learns to trust you, that moment makes it all worth while. Hope you both have many happy years together.
Wow Jennifer, God bless you. Beautiful work there you are doing, and such a joy Boy Boy is.
<3
Thank god you did that and that you kept trying! Bless your soul!
I remember the very first time he he allowed me to touch him...I totally kept my cool in front of him but as soon as I got into the house I just started jumping up and down. LOL
You are a HERO! Love, love, love this story.
Thank you.
Huge Congratulations!!! Amazing recovery!!!
Thank you.
Thank you, Jennifer! I care for a colony of feral cats and can appreciate the amount of work you did to gain his trust. He will be your best friend forever!
Thank you. It took a long time to gain his trust. I wanted to help him so bad so much sooner than he allowed me to. He even ran away once before I helped him, he was gone for months and I just new he went away to die but then he came back and he looked like he was dying. I knew I had to get him somehow and I did. I was so happy. Thank you.
The most frustrating part of feral care is that they don't understand that you are trying to help them. They are often their own worst enemy. I've had several experiences like yours, where they disappear after a trapping attempt. And when they return it is often too late and all you can do is end their suffering. But sometimes you get to watch a great recovery. Caring for a feral colony can be heartbreaking but when a feral Learns to trust you, that moment makes it all worth while. Hope you both have many happy years together.
Wow Jennifer, God bless you. Beautiful work there you are doing, and such a joy Boy Boy is.
<3
Thank god you did that and that you kept trying! Bless your soul!
I remember the very first time he he allowed me to touch him...I totally kept my cool in front of him but as soon as I got into the house I just started jumping up and down. LOL