Vivi's foster mother has just sent us an update: She is doing well, a relaxed cat who is younger than her years, as she enjoys playing with toys ALOT.
Quirky little character who enjoys her food immensely and sleeps in my bed!"

Vivi is in our "special cats" category for two reasons.
The first one is obvious: Vivi has the cutest ears ever! Her Scottish Fold ears come with some other Scottish Fold characteristics: She is an affectionate and relaxed kind of gal.

Vivi is in our care because her owner went back to school and felt that she would not be able to give her lovely cat the care she deserves. She arrived with a (very common) urinary tract infection and, at her vet visit we learned she has (also very common) kidney disease.
Taking care of her is not particularly difficult. She needs high quality food (like all cats) and she needs lots of fluids (like all cats). Beyond that, she needs to eat smaller, more frequent meals. She might need an antacid to help with some stomach upset. Cats with kidney disease live well and live into old age.

Her current treatment is a vet prescribed food specially formulated for kidney support, and she is doing very well with this special diet.

Her foster mother says this about Vivi: “She keeps to herself, she's not needy for affection. She is good at night and lets you sleep.
She lets you be affectionate towards her. She's a nice cat that is extremely easy to take care of"

If you feel you would like to offer this special girl a place in your life, please call 416 284 2140 or complete an online adoption application. She will reward you with love, loyalty and devotion.

Vivi is also in our "Special Cat" Section