William he’s been in foster for three years now with calicivirus - we have thrown everything at him to cure him but still no luck and before you start suggesting things - we have tried it believe me! 

The mystical wizard Chad also known as our vet has done a bit of reading as suggested we treat William with a medicine that’s used to make kidney transplants accept the body. 

We said let’s try it and guess what it’s working!! 

We are over the moon and I think William will be once we have finished the treatment he’s not keen on me squirting that’s stuff in his mouth as he turns into a drool monster, but if it makes him better than so be it! 

Wills is also like a “husky” you do need to comb him even though he’s short haired, that fur just keeps on coming and coming - however he will find the nearest dirty puddle and roll In it afterwards.

Wills will be an outdoor cat, he will not stay inside he will find the smallest gap to escape and becomes really stressed inside, he needs that outdoor space. 

All vet treatment for his mouth will be covered by the charity. You will have to use our vets. 

It would be lovely to find him Someone who can adopt him, where he can spend the rest of his days being pampered. 

To adopt William please follow this link: 

https://www.cognitoforms.com/CatsGuidance1/AdoptionApplicationFormFinal?fbclid=IwAR0H9rDkT3uPIMCd1M7Bmr1RRRqByJpJVA2nMKydsu7XMp7qhxQGnzCqp38