SPECIAL NEEDS - READ BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION! Meet Maria Maria is a stunning long-haired Ragdoll mix kitten with the softest fur and the sweetest soul. Born in late July 2025, this little girl may have Manx syndrome, but she doesn’t let it dim her sparkle one bit. Maria is both fecal and urinary incontinent, which means she requires a very special adopter. She takes daily medication, eats strictly prescription food, and needs consistent cleaning and grooming to keep her healthy and comfortable. When she’s out and about in the house, she rocks an adorable baby diaper and onesie like the tiny queen she is In addition to Manx syndrome, Maria also has hip dysplasia. As she grows, she may require FHO (femoral head ostectomy) surgery to keep her comfortable and mobile long-term. Her future family should be prepared for ongoing veterinary partnership and the possibility of surgical care. Despite her extra needs, Maria is pure joy. She is dog and cat friendly, loves batting around toys, and absolutely melts when she gets to snuggle on her foster mom’s chest. Her happy place? Curled up close, purring contentedly, soaking up love. Maria is looking for a committed, compassionate home that understands her medical needs and is ready to give her the lifelong care she deserves. In return, she will give you endless affection, resilience, and a bond unlike any other. Special needs. Extra special love. Please fill out an application if you're interested in adopting this adorable kitty!!! https://petstablished.com/adoption_form/57167/generic Our adoption fee is $250. This fee includes age appropriate vaccinations, registered microchip, testing for FIV and FELV, and a fecal analysis. Cats will be spayed/neutered if over 6 months of age, a voucher will be provided for underaged kittens. Cats will also be current on prevention. Note: MNS reserves the right to deny any application that is deemed unsuitable for the animal. Please be aware that our animal adoptions are NOT on a first come- first serve basis. Our sole purpose is to find the best possible home for the animals that fall under our care.