My story

　　08/30/19 18:57 Diamond has been surrendered to the shelter 4 times since she was a kitten. Diamond is now a senior kitty and has unfortunately returned to us because her owner had a family emergency and was forced to move out of state. Diamond has had a history of urinary tract infections, but has been doing well since 2016 when she was switched over to prescription c/d dry food (ocean fish flavor only please!). Diamond must remain on this food ONLY- no kitty treats or other snacks- in order to keep her healthy. Prescription food is pricier than regular cat food so please be prepared for this sweet girl's needs. Diamond should go to an only pet home- she does not care for dogs and previously has not been able to adjust to other cats in the home. Diamond would prefer an older, quieter, more mature home. She does ok with older children, but now that she is much older she will not be happy surrounded by active youngsters. Diamond loves calm adults and is very affectionate and loves attention. She may take up to a week in a new home to become used to her new environment and may spend some time hiding until she becomes confident. Diamond loves to look out the window but is too old jump much anymore. Diamond's most recent owner took her once a month to the groomers to have her shaved- her groomers state that she is an EXCEPTIONAL client.