Enola

Description

Enola — A Sweet Girl with a Wonky Eye & a Whole Lot of Love! Enola found herself at a rural animal control, and along with needing a safe place to land, this little girl had something going on with her right eye. When she came into rescue, Enola had a healing ulcer on that eye. Thankfully, it has healed to the point that it isn't causing her any pain or discomfort. Her eye may always look a little wonky, but that's just part of what makes Enola, well...Enola! The good news? Her eye does not need to be removed. It may never look completely normal, but at this point, it is what it is—and Enola certainly isn't letting it slow her down! About Enola Sweet, loving, and affectionate Loves pets and attention Friendly and social Loves to play Enjoys all the usual kitten fun Does well with other cats Needs a feline buddy Should do well with respectful childrenEnola is just a happy, friendly little girl who loves being around her people. She's always happy to get some pets and attention, and she's just as ready to jump into playtime when the opportunity presents itself. Toys to chase? Absolutely!A little exploring? Of course!Someone willing to give her some love and attention? Even better! Her eye may look a little different, but Enola is every bit the sweet, playful kitten she should be. A Kitty Friend Is a MustEnola needs another friendly cat or kitten in her forever home.She does well with other cats and would love having a feline companion to play with, wrestle with, and share all those important kitten adventures. Whether she's adopted with another kitten or joins a home with a friendly resident cat, Enola needs that kitty companionship. The Perfect HomeEnola is a friendly, loving girl who should fit nicely into a variety of homes. A friendly feline companion is required Respectful children should be just fine She hasn't been around dogs, so we don't know for certain how she'd react, but we think she would probably do well with a cat-friendly dog and a proper introduction Plenty of toys, pets, attention, and opportunities to play A Little More About Her EyeEnola's right eye had a healing ulcer when she came into rescue. While it has left her eye looking a little unusual, it is not causing her pain, and removal is not necessary.Her future family should simply be aware of her eye's history and keep an eye out for any changes that might need veterinary attention.Enola doesn't know there's anything different about her. She's too busy enjoying life, playing, and soaking up affection to worry about having a perfectly matching pair of eyes. She came to us needing a little extra care, and now she's ready for the next chapter.A loving family, a kitty friend, toys to chase, and plenty of pets...Enola has everything she needs to make someone a wonderful companion—wonky eye and all!