Adriene, a marketing coordinator at Charm City Veterinary Hospital, had been seeking for a pet to spend her life with when she stumbled over Tigger’s tale in a post published by Canton Neighbors on Facebook. She then made the decision to bring Tigger home that evening.
Tigger had tangled fur and was underweight when Adriene adopted him. He was greatly aided by a little special diet.
Tigger gained a couple pounds, and his fur quickly came back. Adriene, however, saw that Tigger’s condition was deteriorating.
He had a golf ball-sized tumor, and doctors found that his kidneys were deteriorating. Adriene made the decision to live her final days to the fullest.
He acts like a 12-year-old despite having renal failure and a tumor, the doctor said. Because of this, we have made a list of things we want to give to Tigger before he passes away.
Although it may not seem like much, she said, “He enjoys all the small outings we take him on since he loves being outside, and the beach is his favorite spot for the time being.”
