Granola (Granny) - Free to Adopt!

Are you the incredibly special person we have been waiting for, who can offer a retirement home to our beautiful senior kitty Granola?
Who could surrender a cat of this age to the ranger, leaving her alone in the pound? We don’t know, but that is just what happened to this poor sweet girl. She was disorientated and confused when she arrived in our care and wants nothing more than a warm lap to lay on for however long she has left in this world.
Granola is in remarkably good health for a mature cat. She has no signs of chronic illness at this time (though her new family needs to know that she could sadly deteriorate quickly at her age). She is stiff and sore and needs a warm home where most of the things she needs will be kept on one level as she isn’t able to jump or climb.
Granola may be happy to live in a home with other cats as long as they leave her alone most of the time and don’t want to play! She isn’t overly keen on dogs but a calm, quiet and respectful canine may be acceptable to her ladyship.
Mostly, she deserves to be loved. It seems that she has been well cared for so far and perhaps her owner has passed away or gone into a nursing home. We don’t know, but we do know that the rest of her life should be awesome.
This old duck can be a bit fussy with her food so be prepared to become a personal chef in your spare time. But again, she’s earned it!
Granola does have some plaque build-up on her teeth and mild to moderate gingivitis (inflammation of the gums). However, putting her under anaesthetic to clean her teeth is a high risk that we aren’t wanting to take at this time. We know that she CAN eat pretty much anything so it doesn’t seem that her occasional pickiness with food is due to her teeth.
If you can be Granny’s hero, please chat to us about her today!