r/rescuecats Aug 12 '24

COMMUNITY ALERT/ AWARENESS ⚠️ ❤️‍🩹Follow along with Socha Percy & Simon healing from mange. Community Awareness on how treatable mage is. Story below📿🔭🩺🩹

Socha is a dilute Tortie female about 11.5 weeks old from Devore shelter. She was brought in on 7/31/24 available to be rescued 8/5/24. Amerequine Beauty rescued her along with a number of other kittens and cats on the EUTH list last week. She was immediately treated and tested for all medical conditions. She was labeled R/O for mange and has since been treated. In order to raise awareness about mange I am documenting several cases from some of our rescues. I will follow Sochas healing process as well as her condition with URI from the shelter. This is to show how much work it is to get them healthy once again for our rescues. Also to raise awareness about mange and how easy it is to treat. Most cats make a full recovery. Let’s see how she does. 💖 I’ve included Percy & Simon at Lori’s Angels to watch their recovery also.

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u/Monkittyruccia22 Aug 14 '24

🤍🕊️Update🕊️Sadly poor Socha passed away. Her symptoms were too severe. She did not proper care in the shelter unfortunately. By the time she got out her body has weakened significantly. Rest in peace baby Socha.🕊️

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u/jujubee516 Aug 12 '24

Thank you for this update. It's so great seeing how these kitties recover from a traumatic past 💙

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u/Monkittyruccia22 Aug 12 '24

💖💖💖 I want everyone to understand mange and how treatable it is

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u/PleasantPoem1822 Aug 13 '24

So grateful they are getting the treatment they need 🙏💖

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u/Emergency_Proposal63 Approved Colony Caretaker Aug 13 '24

❤️thank you for this important message

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u/Old-Pianist7745 Aug 12 '24

poor mange kitties.