KLF-The Kitty Liberation Front

🆘🆘 FANNY (ID 268008), 5 YO, FEMALE – IN QUEENS ACC - came into the shelter as a stray on 10/12/2026. 🆘🆘 😿 😿 😿 😿 ➡️TBD 10/31/26 ➡️ MEDICAL PRIORITY – NEEDS MORE CARE AND ATTENTION THAN THE SHELTER CAN PROVIDE –IN FELINE ICU😱😱😱 ➡️ 🆘🆘 1ST Chance on Emergency Placement List – VERY URGENT – 🆘🆘 😱🔥🔥😱 ➡️ 18 DAYS IN SHELTER – TOO LONG – TIME IS RUNNING OUT ➡️ FANNY IS ON THE EPL FOR MEDICAL REASONS - . Fanny has an aural hematoma, likely due to chronic otitis and ear mites. While her hematoma is healing, the chronic changes to Fanny's ear make it difficult to treat her ear issues to resolution as her right ear canal is significantly narrowed. She needs frequent cleanings and medication application and will need veterinary follow up. Behaviorally, Fanny is very sweet and loves pets, but she has escalated to swatting with claws in while having her ears cleaned. This evaluation/diagnosis means that FANNY will be given very little time for rescue/foster/adoption.🔥🔥🔥🔥 What my friends at ACC say about me: My history is a mystery and my friends here do not know much about me yet! I love getting pets and - you guessed it - snuggles! My purr motor is always running! I have medical needs that staff will address with you when you meet me. A volunteer writes: I heard Fanny's purrs as soon as I walked into the room but couldn't quite place where they were coming from. It was from Fanny who was curled up simply purring to herself. Fanny hasn't been dealt a fair hand, but her good hearted efforts and smile in response to coming up short don't stop her from trying and also break my heart. Fanny walked herself into someone's home several times and, eventually appearing a little worse for wear, was brought to us for some medical attention and a surer path to a forever home. She curled around my hand as soon as I offered it and continued purring, sharing her heart and her hope that things will turn her way any day now. Fanny interacts with the observer, appreciates attention and is easy to handle. This cat is showing behavior appropriate for cat parents with either an average amount of cat experience, demonstrate a basic understanding of typical cat behavior, and understand she is being treated for a medical issue at the time of her assessment. ❤️ 😻❤️ 😻❤️ 😻 NEEDS OUT OF SHELTER ASAP – Please RT or pledge, if you can, to save this little one. @AdamsPaulGrimke 💔😿🙏Thank you