Molly is a young adult and a very friendly cat with a condition called eosinophilic granuloma or rodent ulcer. Basically she looks like she has a fat lip and the condition can apparently be brought on by stress. Molly came into our care with kittens, so maybe the sress of being a gym-slip mum brought it on. She is being treated for the condition and the prognosis for her is great. Please don”t be put off by this deformity, she needs you to give her extra love and cuddles and to look after her and make her feel better!
GREAT NEWS! This Cat Has Now Been Rehomed
Thanks to good people like yourself who use Cat Adoption UK on a daily basis, this cat has now found a new, permanent loving home. There are more cats still looking though…
Latest Cats For Adoption
- Tommy and Angelica – 6 year old male and female Tabby Domestic Short-Haired Cats
- Dusty Springfield – 13 year old female Tortoiseshell Domestic Long-Haired Cat
- Misty – 8-9 year old female Tabby and White Domestic Short-Haired Cat
- Saffy – 7 year old female Domestic Short-Haired Cat
- Betty Crackle – 2 year old female Tabby and White Domestic Short-Haired Cat
For further details regarding cats available for adoption from RSPCA Manchester and Salford, please telephone 0161 882 0680 or email rspcamcr_salford@btconnect.com
Address: 565 Wilbraham Road, Chorlton, M21 0AE.
More Cats from RSPCA Manchester and Salford (see all)
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- Molly – 18 month old female White and Black Short-Haired Domestic Cat - October 15, 2008
- Speckle – 18 month old male Tortoiseshell and White Short-Haired Domestic Cat - October 15, 2008
- LuLu – 2 year old female Grey Short-Haired Domestic Cat - October 15, 2008
- Milo – 6 year old male Black Short-Haired Domestic Cat - October 15, 2008