This kitten was rescued while already sick with Panleukopenia, and although she recovered with treatment, the virus sadly left her completely blind and deaf. Despite her condition, she is very gentle, curious, and affectionate in her own way. She responds well to touch, especially soft petting, and often meows to express herself or seek company.

She currently lives in a quiet room by herself because my other cats don’t get along, but she enjoys playtime when someone is around. She uses the litter box regularly and has no issues with feeding. Her sense of smell is strong, and she can find her food and water as long as they’re kept in the same place.

She currently eats wet kitten food and drinks water well. She can navigate by touch. She’s been treated for Panleukopenia and is no longer contagious. She has no other known health issues at the moment.

Because of her blindness and deafness, she needs someone with a calm household and a big heart—someone willing to give her a consistent routine, attention, and patience. She may adjust to other gentle pets over time, but she hasn’t been tested since her illness.

She’s a very special kitten with a strong will to live, and she has so much love to give.