Beautiful Bengal has allergies

Portland OR

Description

We rescued this beautiful bangle girl Snow about four years ago. She is five years old. She has been indoor only and should stay that way. She is the sweetest, easiest, most loving cat. She looks at you with such gratitude and devotion. Snow gets along with other cats and dogs. She is literally the perfect cat and obviously she is gorgeous. Letting her go will be one of the hardest things I've done. There are a few things that factor in: I have two other cats one is a cat I've had for 17 years who is sick and Snow has a hard time with the amount of attention my older cat requires so she is not very nice to her. It doesn't help that my other cat bullies Snow. It's become impossible to keep everyone happy. I know Snow needs more attention. I am hoping for a home with just one other cat in it. She has allergies, she does not have a lot of symptoms mostly her eyes run (I included a picture) sometimes she sneezes. I am hoping in part it's due to the house. We have had issues with mold. We have spent all we can afford and it's hard to tell what is caused by the house and what is inherently wrong. She also has one eye that is a bit of a lazy eye(I included a picture so you can see it). It's breaking my heart making this decision. I think we have brought her through the emotional damage from her last owner. I got her as an adult from a breeder that treats her cats horrific. For the first year of her life she spent months in a tiny cage. She was terrified of me at first, it took months of painstaking protection and love to get her to trust me just a little bit at a time. She now fully trusts and loves people, even my boyfriend lol. I feel that I have brought her as far as I can. She deserves a home where she is the queen and gets all the affection she wants. She always comes and head buts me when she wants some attention but I can't always give it to her. I want to be clear I do not think moving her in to another home is going to fix the allergies. I do believe it will help. Whomever adopts her will need to bring her to a vet. I want to be upfront and can discuss it in further detail via email or phone. Her rehoming fee is $250. If for whatever reason she doesn't work out, even if its months later I will take her back.