This is Tinkerbell. We rescued her on Tuesday last week and since then, it has been made painfully clear to us that she is more than we could possibly handle. We love her so very much and are heartbroken to rehome her, but we want to give her the best possible chance at a good life. I'm about to start 2 jobs on Wednesday and my husband works full time, so we need to rehome her as soon as possible.

We took her to the vet twice now. 1st time, she had to get an enema because she was severely constipated. She was given dewormer and pain meds, which she has finished both. 2nd time was today, and we found out she has prolapsed slightly and may have nerve damage to her back end. Shes too little for flea meds currently, but we have given her a dawn bath and picked fleas off of her and plan to do it one more time tomorrow. We weren't able to find out for sure about the nerve damage because we couldn't afford the tests, but we did get her new meds to help her stop straining so much when pooping. The vet said that she might need meds for the rest of her life (depending on results) and care around the clock for her bowel issues. Because we do have to clean her each time she poops because she can't use the bathroom properly and she's unable to reach to clean herself just yet.

 She's about 3-4 weeks old and she is so sweet and cuddly and lovable. She's very responsive to pets and loves scratches on her head and back, and she's a biscuit making machine. 

If you or anyone you know has experience with incontinent/disabled animals, please message me. We are willing to drop off or meet halfway if the drive is too far.

Need to rehome a lifelong commitment kitten in Houston TX