Before the vet checked out his eye, we thought he was going to have to lose it, but since it was not ruptured or prolapsed, the vet said that it could be saved. Thank goodness he turned out to NOT be a feral cat, so that we could continue treating his eye, otherwise it may not have gotten much better. The condition he has is herpes conjunctivitis, and he needs drops in his eye daily as well as L-Lysine added to his food twice a day. He looks 90% better than when she first rescued him! UPDATE: Nepal no longer needs drops in his eye daily; only the oral L-Lysine given to him twice a day!

When you first meet Nepal, he may be a bit shy (could be from his time spent on the streets!); but he warms up to people quickly! He is VERY affectionate, playful, and enjoys the company of people as well as other cats. He absolutely LOVES to be petted and stroked and fussed over! He's also very expressive with his vocalizations. There isn't a mean bone in him. He is easy to medicate and seems to like people and other cats. He is an extremely handsome Seal Point Siamese and he is also polydactyl (extra toes!) on his front paws. He will make a wonderful companion for someone.

This poor little guy hasn't had very good luck so far, but things have looked up for him since he was rescued, and we're hoping that everything will continue to get better for him. Now, if someone can just overlook the fact that he's not perfect, but with good care, nutrition, and a loving caretaker, this handsome boy can live for many, many years!


If you are interested in adopting Nepal, please fill out our adoption application form.

If you have any questions, please contact Sharon at sebastian_sophie@yahoo.com.

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