Fez
Howdy! My name is Fez Fitzleberry and I was rescued at only 2 weeks old from a noisy, scary place humans called “the shelter”.
I was very scared, but then a nice person came and got me and took me to their home and told me how special I am and that I was now safe. I just knew I was warm, fed, and not so scared anymore. Soon, my new human foster mom realized my tail didn’t work and she took me to a vet. They could not figure out anything about my tail and why it didn’t do anything a tail should do. I also had a urinary tract infection and some urine scalds. I was in pain and felt l like I had to go potty all the time. The doctor said that the best thing to do was amputate my tail as it was pulling on my lower back and making things worse. That’s when my foster mom and the rescue that she was fostering me for reached out to Milo’s Sanctuary and told them my story. One look at my face, and they all fell in love.
So, they brought me to the Sanctuary and I am now healing and I’m learning to wear diapers so I can wander around and play with my friends. They feed me some yummy food that they call “prescription food” and have to take me to the vet regularly for checkups, and monitor all my boy parts. In return I give them lots of love and make them laugh with my antics.
I know I’ve found my forever home at Milo’s Sanctuary and I’m so happy! I know that the humans said that some sponsors would really help out so they can buy the stuff to keep me healthy and happy. Maybe you could sponsor me?
Love and head-bonks,
Fez
I was very scared, but then a nice person came and got me and took me to their home and told me how special I am and that I was now safe. I just knew I was warm, fed, and not so scared anymore. Soon, my new human foster mom realized my tail didn’t work and she took me to a vet. They could not figure out anything about my tail and why it didn’t do anything a tail should do. I also had a urinary tract infection and some urine scalds. I was in pain and felt l like I had to go potty all the time. The doctor said that the best thing to do was amputate my tail as it was pulling on my lower back and making things worse. That’s when my foster mom and the rescue that she was fostering me for reached out to Milo’s Sanctuary and told them my story. One look at my face, and they all fell in love.
So, they brought me to the Sanctuary and I am now healing and I’m learning to wear diapers so I can wander around and play with my friends. They feed me some yummy food that they call “prescription food” and have to take me to the vet regularly for checkups, and monitor all my boy parts. In return I give them lots of love and make them laugh with my antics.
I know I’ve found my forever home at Milo’s Sanctuary and I’m so happy! I know that the humans said that some sponsors would really help out so they can buy the stuff to keep me healthy and happy. Maybe you could sponsor me?
Love and head-bonks,
Fez
