A bald lonely kitten sat near the garbage cans with sad eyes. What was he like after he was saved? A girl named Sophia was walking home from work. Passing by the garbage cans, she noticed a lonely sad kitten.
It had no fur in places and looked very bad. It was obvious that the baby was sick and urgently needed help. Sophia could not get past the cat, because his life is in her hands. So, she decided to help the poor girl survive.
The girl took the pet in her arms and first of all, took him to the doctor. In the veterinary clinic, the kitten was washed and examined. He had a skin infection, so he lost a lot of hair. In addition, the disease struck the ears of the kitten, which is why the animal simply did not have them. The baby has been prescribed a cocurse of treatment and sent home.
The girl did not hesitate to leave a new friend with her, because he never had a real home. This is how the almost earless half-bald cat looked like when Sophia found him. At home, the baby underwent the course of treatment prescribed to him and slowly mastered it.
The cat turned out to be very playful and affectionate and immediately fell in love with Sophia. The pet also fell in love with the hostess very much, because if it were not for her, he most likely would not exist anymore.
Sophia gave him love and care, and most importantly – faith in life. In this photo, the cat has grown up but has remained without ears. The infection has passed, the new coat has grown into thick fur, and the pet is now happy and healthy. This is how the cat became 2 years after Sophia met him at the trash cans and gave him life.
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