A weak homeless kitten was saved from cold life on the street
The weak, tiny cat weighed only 120 grams when she was found with other kittens. She was half the size and weaker than all of her brothers and was in desperate need of care.
Several homeless kittens who had lost their mother were picked up on the street in the Australian city of Perth. Passersby immediately noticed that one of the cats was different from her siblings. She was the smallest of them all and had an unusual color on her muzzle. All of the kittens were in desperate need of care.
People brought little animals to the shelter. The staff took care of all of them. It turned out that the weak baby was a mestizo of a Siamese cat, which is why it got such a color. The cat was named Wasp.
At the age of 6 weeks, the cat was the size of a one-week-old kitten and weighed only 120 grams. All kittens were fed by the hour with pipettes, and they proved to be strong and brave enough, growing stronger day by day.
The keepers were worried about how Wasp would come out, but after a while she showed herself to be a fighter too. She had a great appetite and a strong will to live. She became more energetic and soon began to explore the house a bit and even play. This was already a significant victory!
After that, Wasp made small victories every day. The love and care bore fruit and made her stronger. She looked like a completely different kitten, full of life and love.
As she grew up, the cat began to play more with siblings and study every corner of the house. She also fell very much in love with the arrow layer and began to follow him everywhere. When Wasp finally recovered, they started looking for owners for her.
They didn’t have to look far – her photo was seen almost immediately by a shelter vet named Nicole. The girl had wanted a cat for a long time and fell in love with this brave girl. She took her in and gave her a better life.
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