littlebeee
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I’m reaching out for help rehoming my cat, Bonnie.
Bonnie has Tritrichomonas, which causes chronic diarrhea and has included episodes of bloody stool. She has shown visible improvement with treatment, but the condition has not fully resolved. She has been treated with metronidazole twice and tinidazole once. She has never received ronidazole. I currently have ronidazole ordered and on the way, but I am not equipped to manage her long-term care or isolation needs.
Bonnie currently weighs about 6 pounds. She was approximately 4.5 pounds with her prior owner and around 5 pounds when she came to me on December 8, 2025. She is on probiotics and eats Purina Pro Plan wet food. Since adopting her, I have paid for extensive veterinary care including diagnostic testing, medications, and necessary dental work, all of which significantly improved her comfort and quality of life.
Unfortunately, my circumstances have changed drastically since adopting Bonnie. Shortly after bringing her home, my vehicle was totaled, and my home’s main water line burst, resulting in an very costly emergency repair. I have also spent of a lot of money on Bonnie’s medical care. I am a disabled veteran, currently unemployed, and receive VA disability income. While I wanted deeply to be able to care for Bonnie long term, I can no longer afford the ongoing and potentially lifelong medical treatment her condition may require.
I also have another cat, and my boyfriend has a dog. Because Tritrichomonas is highly contagious, Bonnie must remain isolated, which has become increasingly difficult to manage safely and humanely long term. I am very concerned about the risk to my other animals.
This has been an incredibly hard decision. My only goal is to ensure Bonnie is placed with a rescue or experienced home that has the resources, knowledge, and financial ability to properly manage her condition and give her the care she deserves.Pictures of bonnie
** No Rehoming fee *** to the right home ***
Bonnie has Tritrichomonas, which causes chronic diarrhea and has included episodes of bloody stool. She has shown visible improvement with treatment, but the condition has not fully resolved. She has been treated with metronidazole twice and tinidazole once. She has never received ronidazole. I currently have ronidazole ordered and on the way, but I am not equipped to manage her long-term care or isolation needs.
Bonnie currently weighs about 6 pounds. She was approximately 4.5 pounds with her prior owner and around 5 pounds when she came to me on December 8, 2025. She is on probiotics and eats Purina Pro Plan wet food. Since adopting her, I have paid for extensive veterinary care including diagnostic testing, medications, and necessary dental work, all of which significantly improved her comfort and quality of life.
Unfortunately, my circumstances have changed drastically since adopting Bonnie. Shortly after bringing her home, my vehicle was totaled, and my home’s main water line burst, resulting in an very costly emergency repair. I have also spent of a lot of money on Bonnie’s medical care. I am a disabled veteran, currently unemployed, and receive VA disability income. While I wanted deeply to be able to care for Bonnie long term, I can no longer afford the ongoing and potentially lifelong medical treatment her condition may require.
I also have another cat, and my boyfriend has a dog. Because Tritrichomonas is highly contagious, Bonnie must remain isolated, which has become increasingly difficult to manage safely and humanely long term. I am very concerned about the risk to my other animals.
This has been an incredibly hard decision. My only goal is to ensure Bonnie is placed with a rescue or experienced home that has the resources, knowledge, and financial ability to properly manage her condition and give her the care she deserves.Pictures of bonnie
** No Rehoming fee *** to the right home ***
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