Starving Kitten Finds Happiness Again After Staying In Neglect On Busy Street

Oreo is a playful boy who is living in a safe place, being loved and cared for. You can’t imagine he used to be a starving homeless kitten crying out loud for food on the street. At that time, he peeked into shops but get rejected and kicked out by people. There were many passers-by on the road, but no one seemed to pay attention to the little soul. The fact that Oreo was just a cat didn’t mean he should be treated badly. So a kind-hearted man decided to help him with some food.

When he was fed, Oreo ate the food as if he hadn’t put anything into his stomach for days. The meal helped him calm down and made him relaxed. The rescuer thought he couldn’t forget the scene when Oreo went to a man and innocently begged him for food. He was too adorable to be thrown away on the street and fight alone for his survival. Oreo deserved a better life. Therefore, the rescuer took him to a safer place.

That place was a loving shelter. Oreo didn’t know that it was a new beginning of his life. He lived in a comfortable house, enjoyed his warm cage, and played with other furry friends. The foster home is where he could spend the nights without being disturbed by hunger or danger. Oreo was a cheerful boy who loved playing with peacock feathers. Being loved and cared for by the man, he felt happy and grateful.

He was also a sociable guy who made friends very quickly. One of his best friends was Lara, living in a nearby cage. They often communicated with each other while staying inside their cages. Days later, the rescuer took him to the vet for a health checkup. Examination showed that the sweetheart was very healthy. He is currently living happily at the shelter and finding a forever home. You can find more information about little Oreo on Youtube,  Facebook or Instagram.

We hope that the sweetheart will soon have a great family for himself.

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