6/1/26 Pruritus (severe) with secondary dermatitis, severe -- patient had selamectin on 4/29 and convenia on 4/29 with documented improvement of skin appearance followed by severe acute worsening - r/o flea allergy dermatitis vs cutaneous adverse food reaction vs feline atopy with secondary bacterial infection. Recommended to have high quality flea meds every month, could benefit from novel protein diet trial, and if itch persists despite those, may need allergy testing with vet dermatologist or long-term allergy meds to control itch. 05/11/26 08:44This sweet social girl is recovering from a possible flea alergy. She will talk to you meowing and seeking attention at the front of her adoption enclosure. mk08/06/26 12:12This loving cat is back from foster and needs a permanent home. Behavior is still very friendly, displaying social affectionate interaction to all people. mk08/10/26 11:47 P has chronic severe allergic dermatitis that warrants continued therapy, likely lifelong, and ideally consultation with a veterinary dermatology specialist. She is on final status for needs rescue due to her significant medical needs with a review date of 8/31/26.08/12/26 16:55Frea is a 2-year-old spayed female who has been through a lot, but she is a true fighter. She enjoys being around people, loves getting pets, and is happiest lounging comfortably near her humans. Frea does have medical needs, including chronic severe dermatitis that requires continued treatment and ongoing care. Despite everything she has endured, she remains a sweet girl who deserves the chance to heal and enjoy a safe, loving life. Frea urgently needs rescue placement, as she has now been placed on the final list. Please consider giving this deserving fighter the second chance she so desperately needs whether its rescue or adoption.