TIPP CITY — An location animal shelter continues to assist a cat seriously burned in a fire in Trotwood last month as it continues to recuperate.
>>PREVIOUS PROTECTION: Cat burned in fire transferred to Cincinnati care center to treat extra injuries
Fotis, an around 1-year-old male cat, continues to succeed at Care Center Dayton and is now drinking and eat on his own, according to Our Farm Sanctuary’s social networks page.
“He seems to be in good spirits and the majority of his wounds are coming along nicely, aside from a couple of questionable areas on both rear legs,” Our Farm Sanctuary composed on its Facebook Page. “His vet feels comfortable that Fotis can head down to the Veterinary Wellness Center and stay for his Wednesday and Friday treatments.”
Fotis might require 7 to 8 more weeks of treatment and if he is steady, he may be able to go to a good foster home.
>>PREVIOUS PROTECTION: Cat formerly set on fire back at location animal shelter that rescued him
In April, Kartsonis informed News Center 7 that Fotis had actually been “doused in accelerant” prior to somebody snapped a cigarette on him, lighting him on fire at a Trotwood apartment building.
“He had burns from head to toe,” Kartsonis formerly said.
Now, she said more injuries have “declared themselves.”
>>ORIGINAL PROTECTION: ‘He had burns from head to toe;’ Area animal shelter assisting cat who cops state was lit on fire
Our Farm Sanctuary is likewise requesting for contributions stating Fotis’ care has actually been pricey.
More details on how you can make a contribution can be discovered here.
