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About this Cat
Tuna is a really pretty Siamese with soft, slightly longer hair, about 17 years old. I started taking care of my landlords cat Tuna since 2 years after he had inherited her from his granddaughter who got her from an adoption agency. He was not feeding her well or giving her affection. She is not a lap cat and is particular about touch, so it took me a while to be able to really pet her in a way that she trusted. So I assumed she was abused in some way. She has had several owners and she has no front claws. The landlord wanted to put her down due to her vomiting and peeing or pooping outside the box. But I believe that was because it was not clean and he was feeding her crappy food. That was two years ago. She is no longer so bony and is more content. She rarely vomits. and generally uses her box. I feed her high quality food and give her flea medicine monthly. I believe she may be growing senile due to the fact that she will ask for water from the tub whenever I walk into the bathroom for any reason. I think she has arthritis with one paw slightly deformed. She walks up and down the stairs several times per day. Occasionally pees outside her box in the basement which stays pretty clean, sometimes upstairs or around the basement. The smell comes up to the kitchen through the stairwell and is hard to get rid of and it's time consuming.I cant afford to spend a lot of money on tests and medication. My landlord still wants to put her down, but I would like to find her another option.She needs a quiet home with a place of her own to sleep that soft but firm due to arthritis. Maybe no stairs would be ideal. She likes affection on top of her head, under her chin, on her chest, back of her neck and massaging her lower back gently. She'll rub against your legs as you prepare her food. I feed her Wellness Senior wet food. She likes chicken, fish generally and loves sardines and bits of salmon. She loves being brushed and soft voiced wooing.
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11 DOGE is Tuna's current Dogecoin balance
11 DOGE
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100% of Tuna's Dogecoin balance will be sent to whoever adopts Tuna.
