Smurf was rescued last summer by volunteers on one of the streets. A kitten with a cleft lip and muzzle deformity was in poor condition. The poor fellow was diagnosed with ringworm and a serious upper respiratory tract infection.
Tiny Smurf couldn’t eat, so rescuers fed him every two hours with a syringe. He was also injected with antibiotics and treated with special baths. “Cat, moms reject kittens like Smurf. Maternal instinct tells them that the cub will not survive, so they direct all their efforts to healthy cubs.
So, our baby was left without the support of his mother almost immediately after birth,” says the volunteer animal rescue services.
Thanks to the efforts of people, the little cat baby is on the mend. Finally, he was able to eat on his own. For the baby to recover faster, he was given the care of the volunteer Laura.
The girl took the foundling to her home, where she continued the prescribed treatment. So that the baby does not grow up angry, he urgently needed a loving family.
One family was not afraid and decided to adopt a cat cub with special needs. So, a charming red kitten has found a home! Surrounded by care, tenderness and love, little Smurf is no longer alone.
He purrs loudly with pleasure when he is stroked or hugged. He began a new chapter in life, filled with happiness!
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