Janet (~3 years old) is a beautiful white cat with blue eyes, who was originally a courtyard cat. She has been spayed and is fully vaccinated. And was tested negative for both Feline Leukemia (FeLV) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV). She has lived a very painful life on the street, constantly suffering from bad gum infections. Janet was affected by an inflammation of the entire mouth called feline stomatitis. Stomatitis is a serious immune-mediated inflammation of the entire mouth, causing painful swollen and infected gums and teeth, inability to eat, weight loss and severe discomfort, compromising the quality of life. Janet was treated for many months for this condition with medications but failed to improve. The complete extraction of her teeth has allowed her gums to fully recover and the inflammation to subside. Janet is now able to eat, drink and live a normal life. As a cat without any teeth, Janet cannot live or go outdoors and needs to live her remaining life as an indoor cat in a warm loving home that can provide her with a good diet of cat food.
After she fully recovered she was taken into a foster home, where she slowly learned to live indoors with people, though she is mostly hiding when someone is in the room. Sadly the landlord now wants her out and she must leave before the 1st of February.

To make the transition for this highly sensitive cat as little traumatizing as possible, I hope there is a warm-hearted and experienced person willing to adopt/foster her and give her a secure home.

If you are willing to adopt/foster her please contact ASAP: