Tekla, the fighter cat: How ataxia has changed her life

Tekla, the fighter cat: How ataxia has changed her life

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - Tekla, a brave cat from Austria, struggles against the health consequences of ataxia, a neurological disorder that severely affects its movement coordination. After a large -scale operation, in which her left eye had to be removed, Tekla has proven to be a real fighter. "We could no longer save the left eye at Tekla," explains Sabrina Scharner from Tierschutz Austria. Despite her difficulties in walking and the challenges associated with it, she remains optimistic, which impresses many animal lovers across the country.

ataxia is not only a serious problem with Tekla; It occurs more often than is generally known. This disease can be innate, for example due to disorders in the cerebellum, as well as by injuries or infections. Affected cats experience uncontrolled movements that severely affect their daily life. To make everyday life of cats easier with ataxia, there are some helpful tips on how non -slip carpets and flat food bowls that prevent falls and make eating easier. Animal protection Austria is committed to ensuring that animals like Tekla receive the necessary support in order to be able to live a happy life.

a call to support

Tekla survived the operation well, but its future remains uncertain. If your second eye is injured, further operation could be necessary. Therefore, Tekla will need the loving care of animal welfare Austria in the coming months. If you want to help cats like Tekla, you can donate a donation to Tierschutz Austria that has been in Austria since 1846. In a very emotional appeal, the association encourages the public to work for the well -being of animals and to give them a better life. According to animal protection Austria, there are many other animals such as Tekla that are urgently dependent on help.