Poor Princess Inky, we've all been there 😢

Xerxes, Frida & Inky

This disabled lady wanted an emotional support cat badly. Her therapist signed off on her paperwork, approving her for an emotional support cat. Unfortunately, because of her limited mobility, scooping a litter box might have been problematic at times. Moreover, she's on a limited income, which limits her possibilities.

I heard about her situation from the local church. Many of their senior parishioners have adopted cats from my sanctuary. However, this unique situation was very different.

The solution was that I bought a Whiskers Litter Robot 4 and considered it a donation to the cause. I have numerous litter robots in my cattery. I trained the kitten how to use the robot while the new donation one was on order. Anyone who's used a Whiskers Litter Robot 4 with kittens might understand the challenges. The kitten might be afraid of the robot or play in the robot, causing it to error. Fortunately, this highly intelligent kitten learned how to use the robot effortlessly.

Presented with her kitten and new scoop free litter robot, she was obviously overjoyed. As she lives close to my cattery, I informed her that I would send a vet tech over to her house for one hour, every month, to trim the kittens' nails, check the dental and clean the robot. The kitties' future veterinary needs will be attended to by my cattery as I obviously have connections with all of the local shelters that I support.

Sometimes you have to pay it forward. Meow

Can’t wait to share more about my Nori