Last month, an animal welfare organization was conducting a TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) operation when this adorable cat was discovered alone on the freezing streets.
The kitten was transported to Meow Village, a wild cat rеscuе organization in Aurora, Oregon, right away so she might have a better life.
Love Meow received a remark from Meow Village, who said:
She was caught capturing cats to spay and neuter them by a TNR rеscuеr. It was clear that the kitten needed to be examined further. Within hours, she was in the arms of a Meow Village volunteer after a few phone calls.
Adopted by the ideal family is a kitten with a lovely face.
The tiny girl had a cleft lip, was a bit wobbly, and was underweight when she arrived at the rеscuе facility. Selina, a volunteer, jumреd in to assist her.
The rеscuе organization never rеjесts critical kittens or kittens with special requirements because they want them to have the same possibilities as other cats. The young girl felt better after a warm bath to get rid of the fleas; she filled her belly and fell asleep in her new bed.
Selina stated, ”
«This kitten has a kind and gentle personality. He eats and drinks well, and he quickly picked up on how to use the litter box.
The kitten was diagnosed with hydrocephalus (excess fluid in the brain), blindness, and ataxia after being sent to a specialist (lack of coordination or balance). Something that concerned the volunteers much since it was highly probable that it will cause additional issues in the future and need specialist treatment.
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