Hi Cat Fam,

My name is Holly. I run a Cat rescue called “The Cat Club” in Partnership with

“The Cateau Marmont”.

We have a kitty situation on our paws:

Meet Perry Feral.

A few months back this beautiful grey kitty showed up at our shop seeking food & water. Obviously being the Cat lovers we are we started to feed him.

He was extremely timid and even though he would eat our food we could not pet him at all.

So we decided to TNR

(Trap Neuter Return) him so he wouldn’t spread his seeds all over the neighborhood causing unwanted homeless kitty pregnancies.

Our good friends over at Fix Nation generously handled that for us.

After his release back into his habitat we continued to feed him.

We named him “Perry Feral” after the lead singer of Jane's Addiction.

Welp, then we were in a bit of a purrredicament because we were moving locations so we couldn’t just leave our sweet Perry Feral behind!!! Even though “Perry Feral” turned into “Perry Tame”

He was still very fast and eluded us when we tried to get him into a carrier, so we had to retrap him. He luckily fell for the trap a second time and we were able to get him back to the vet for a check up!

Sadly the results of that visit were not so great.

He has two fractured Canines and tested Positive for FIV. (Feline Immunodeficiency virus).

But this is not a death sentence!!

FIV Positive Cats can live long & healthy lives with proper care, including indoor living and excellent nutrition. Lots of outdoor Cats turned indoor kitties have this & sometimes kittens are born with FIV from their mother.

While we couldn’t protect him from the elements outside we could provide daily food at the Cateau. After his second trapping it was clear by his scars that he had endured a difficult life. Which just breaks our hearts because he's such a sweetheart we can’t imagine what he must have gone through.

He’s safe now waiting for his forever home at Jen’s house but he needs desperate dental surgery.

That said, he will need to be adopted/fostered by a family that has another FIV fur child or just be an only fur child.

In the meantime we need your help!

He has two fractured Canines.

We need to raise funds to get him a dental procedure ASAP.

This poor guy has endured so much and I am sure his teeth are very uncomfortable but we need the money to do this! If you are unable to adopt this adorable sweet lover boy that has been through so much while living on the streets, please catsider a donation to his MUCH needed dental procedure to remove these infected Canines before they become worse. Thank you so much for your time in reading this and helping this sweet grey boy.

Sincere Meows,

The Cateau Marmont

& The Cat Club