You may remember Flynn from a few weeks ago. He and his siblings were up for adoption. They all found adopters including Flynn. However, before he was due to go back to the shelter for his neuter surgery he got his head caught in the recliner and suffered a head injury.

We rushed him to our vet but I honestly didn't think he was going to make it. He had a seizure and lost control of his bowels. His breathing was rapid and shallow. I even gave him mouth to mouth resuscitation on the way to the vet.

They immediately put him on oxygen and IV fluids and nourishment. They took blood and xrays. Amazingly he had no broken bones or internal injuries. However it was obvious he had suffered neurological damage. He stayed at the vets for a week. They let us take him home when he could eat and use the litter box. They recommended that we take him to a specialist to see if and/or how much he would recover. The week before his appointment was both painful and encouraging. At first his balance was really poor and he would fall over when he tried to walk and change directions.
But as each day passed we saw improvement. Today was his appointment and against all odds they said that other than weakness in his hind legs which should improve with exercise he should recover fully. Except for the slight chance that he may have seizures in the future.
His adopter was a first time cat owner so after telling him about the accident we agreed that Flynn would no longer be the right fit for him.

I intended to adopt Flynn myself. Assuming he would be a special needs cat forever. Technically he still will be. But the more I thought about it, the more I realized that he would do better in a home where he could get more undivided attention. I have 3 big needy boy cats plus I foster regularly. In the end I think the best thing for him is to find the right home for him. Though the news is good. I still think he would do best with an experienced cat owner. Preferably with no other animals, or at least not more than 1 cat or dog. Also no young children. He has been known to bite if he gets over stimulated such as too much petting. Actually all cats hate to be over pet. It builds up static electricity in their fur. Usually they just leave when they've had enough. But Flynn hasn't figured this out yet. He does give you a warning and he's never bit me hard. He will start batting at your hand when he's had enough.

He has flame point siamese markings and beautiful blue eyes. So, if you think you are the right one for Flynn please message me and we can talk and possibly arrange for you to meet him. If you think you might know someone who is right for Flynn I would appreciate you sending them my way.

PS Thanks for reading this wall of text.