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Frick and Frack

Frick and Frack are Siamese brothers that have had a traumatic past couple of months. After being given up by their owner of 6 years because of allergies, they contracted an upper respiratory infection from the shelter. When they arrived at the clinic, they were extremely stressed and ill. Frick and Frack had a very difficult time recovering from their illness, refusing to eat on their own. They were hand fed by the clinic staff for weeks until they finally began showing interest in food on their own. The brothers were previously both front and rear declawed, which has greatly contributed to their difficulty recovering from the stress of illness and a major change in their living environment. Frick and Frack have really improved over the last couple weeks, although we would like to see them have a healthier appetite. They are currently in a foster home working on gaining some weight back.

Due to the stressful history of Frick and Frack, they must be adopted together. Like most Siamese, they are extremely affectionate and prefer to be in a household with owners that do not travel frequently and can give them plenty of attention. To visit with Frick and Frack, please contact the Englewood shelter.

If you would like to make a donation to the CHS clinic to help other animals that are in need of medical care like Frick and Frack,