Welcome to Warren Woods Veterinary Hospital

Warren Woods Veterinary Hospital and its staff are excited to have placed these pets with people who will provide a loving home. Listed below are some pets that have been adopted.

	Nessa		Nessa is a brindle colored spayed female terrier mix who was found as a stray. She is approximately 40 lbs., and was born 9-8-08. She is up to date on all of her vaccines for the year. Her fecal test for intestinal parasites was negative and her heartworm test was also negative, so she can have heartworm preventative year round. She is a very sweet, loving girl who would love a home of her own. She gets along well with cats. This playful cutie would love to find a loving family. She would be best suited for a family with older children since she is still learning her manners and gets overly excited with young children. It is recommended that her new family enroll her in a dog obedience class to help her continue learning basic manners, and to help her bond with her new family. She is learning to sit, walk on leash and come when called. She is a busy dog who would love to learn to play fetch, go for long walks and maybe even learn a fun dog sport such as agility or rally. ADOPTED: During the Winter 2010.

	Florence		This beautiful, dilute tortoiseshell, domestic long hair female is spayed and up to date on her vaccines for the year. She was turned in because she may have been urinating outside of her litter box. While here at the hospital she has had tests done on her urine and she may have crystal formation in her urine. She is on a special diet, and since coming to us has lost some weight, which is a good thing! She has been using her litter box here with no problems. She was overweight, and had matted fur on her abdomen, which may have been contributing to her difficulty in using her litter box. Cats can be finicky, and some will not use a litter box if it is not big enough, if it is not cleaned daily, or if it is in an area of the home that is too noisy or difficult for her to get to. Cats prefer a large litter box in a quiet area, and it MUST be scooped daily! If you are unable to scoop a litter box daily, having a second litter box is advisable. ADOPTED: During the Winter 2008.

	Dhugal		This boy was found under a porch with his sister and brother, both of them have been adopted and now this little one is waiting for his forever home. He is a domestic shorthair, black tuxedo and has started his kitten vaccines, has been de-wormed and is FeLV/FIV negative. He will need to finish his kitten vaccines, have another fecal check, and will need to be neutered at 6 months of age. He is very sweet, loves people and loves to be held. He is used to other cats and dogs, his foster home has 4 cats and 2 large dogs! ADOPTED: During the Winter 2008.

	Leigh Lynn Marie		These Domestic short hair females were born March 10, 2008. They have started their vaccination series and will need to be neutered at 6 months of age. Their FeLV/FIV test was negative, and their first stool sample was negative. They are very social, playful and friendly, and would love a home with other cats and would get used to friendly dogs. They also love attention and purr when they are held. ADOPTED: During the Winter 2008.

	Brie		This beautiful long haired grey cat was found in the street after being injured, a good Samaritan found her and brought her to us for foster care and adoption. We are estimating her age at about a year and a half. She was spayed previously and had her left rear leg amputated some time ago. She has fully healed and gets around very well. Brie is very playful and loves people. She loves to play with her toys, and would like to find a home of her own. She would get used to other cats or friendly dogs. ADOPTED: During the Winter 2008.

	Penny Rescued December 2007 Winter & Early Spring 2008 June 2008		In Penny's words: I am a 9 year old miniature pinscher and I am diabetic. I was owned by a lovely woman for the first 8 years of my life and was loved and well cared for. My owner pampered me and took excellent care of me, but then she got cancer. I spent many hours sitting in her lap and keeping her company during her lengthy illness. Unfortunately, my best friend passed away and left me behind. I was taken in by another family member that was unable to care for my diabetes properly. My body weight fell from my original 18lbs down to 6 lbs and I became blind due to cataracts. When the nice people at Warren Woods Veterinary Hospital saw my severe condition they offered to take me in and restore my health. I have been here at Warren Woods for the last 6 months. In that time I have gained over 6 lbs. and had my eyes operated on to have my cataracts removed. I can now see very well and have a new outlook on life. I am in need of a home that has time to hold me and love me because I am a great lap dog. I am good with other dogs and cats; I ride very well in the car and take my insulin shots easily twice a day. I love to go on walks and I am well house trained. I do need a special diabetic diet and an insulin injection twice a day. I will also need routine blood screening to keep up on my diabetes. If you have room for me in your heart and your home, please talk to one of the WWVH team members. ADOPTED: Penny has now been adopted and has a home as of October 2008.

	Princess Buttercup		This beautiful cat is a domestic long hair tortoiseshell that was left in our flowerbed in a carrier one evening. We have no information about her life previous to her arrival at our hospital. We are estimating her age at about four to five years old. She has been here at our hospital for about two years. She is spayed, and she is not declawed. Her coat had been shaved and was growing back when she was left here. She now has a beautiful long coat and fluffy tail. She is up to date on her vaccines for the year, and is FeLeuk/FIV negative. Princess Buttercup is a typical cat. She may need time to warm up to her new family and any cats in the house, but once she gets to know you, she is very sweet and loves to sit on laps. If possible, it is good to let a new cat have her own “cat-room” for a while until she is used to the resident cats. She seems to be good with dogs, doesn’t mind them, and is good with children who are gentle with cats. Like many cats, she might get over-stimulated with excessive petting, and might “smack” at your hand, this is a normal, typical cat behavior that we see with some more independent felines. She enjoys being brushed, and rubs on the brush when she is being groomed and will “talk” and purr to people she knows, and she will follow people around and rub on them. She took a short time to get used to our clinic, and the noise, and has accepted many of us as friends. She may need a short adjustment period when moving to a new home. She enjoys catnip, and uses her scratching post, and does allow us to trim her nails. This wonderful cat would love a special home with someone who understands cats, and would give her the attention she craves. Princess Buttercup will be adopted out to an approved home, and we will make every effort to help her transition to her new home. Please talk to one of our team members for more information about this special girl. ADOPTED: Princess Buttercup has now been adopted and has a home as of October 2008.

	Martha Rose		These two girls were brought in for foster care and were born on February 22, 2008. They have started their vaccines, are FeLV/FIV negative, have been dewormed once and their first stool sample was negative. They will need to be spayed at 6 months of age. They are both very loving, friendly girls and would love to have a home of their own. They are both domestic shorthairs, and Martha’s color is tortoiseshell tabby with white, and Rose’s color is white with tortoiseshell tabby markings. They are used to other cats and are getting used to dogs. Both of these girls love attention and purr as soon as someone picks them up. ADOPTED: Both Martha and Rose were adopted together and share a home as of August 15, 2008.

	Apollo		This short haired black and white male kitten was brought in with three littermates at 12 weeks of age. His birthday is 2-6-07. He has finished his vaccines for this year, and his FeLV/FIV test was negative. He has been de-wormed and his last fecal test was clear. He is already neutered and is very playful and loving and would love a home with or without other cats and would get used to a friendly dog or two. Let us know if you are interested this handsome kitten, he would love a home of his own! ADOPTED: Apollo has now been adopted and has a home as of April 2, 2008.

	Oreo		This lovely lady was found on the street by a client, who then brought her in and had her vaccinated, FeLV/FIV tested, fecal tested and examined before putting her up for adoption. She is about 3 years old and is fully vaccinated for the year, and was already spayed when she was found on the street. Her Health Screen was normal, her FeLV/FIV and fecal tests are negative. Oreo is very friendly and loves to be with people. She may need extra time to get used to other cats, as she is older but she loves people and is VERY talkative. She gets along with our hospital cats after slow introductions. Oreo would love a new home and a family to love her for the rest of her life. ADOPTED: Oreo has now been adopted and has a home as of February 23, 2008.

	Samantha		This beautiful girl was brought in with her two kittens, Lucy and Ricky. She is a tortoiseshell colored Domestic Shorthair. She is about 1 year old and her kittens were about 6 weeks of age when they were brought in. Samantha has a negative FeLV/FIV test, has been dewormed and started on her vaccinations. She was recently spayed, also. She is very sweet and talkative. She would love to find a forever home. ADOPTED: Samantha now has a home as of March 1, 2008.

	Lucy & Ricky		These kittens were brought in with their mother, Samantha, at about 6 weeks of age. Their birth date is around 10-26-07. They have both started on their kitten vaccines, and have been de-wormed. Lucy is a solid black domestic shorthair female, and Ricky is a black and white domestic shorthair male. They will need to finish their vaccination series, and have another fecal sample done. They are ready to be adopted. They would do well together, or with other cats, and would get used to friendly dogs. ADOPTED: Both Lucy and Ricky now have a home as of February 15, 2008.