For the first time, the kitten walks on all four legs and meets the same striped life companion.
Chatons Orphelins Montréal acquired a rufous minke whale with twisted hind legs earlier this year.
Even though he couldn’t use his hind limbs, he didn’t let that stop him. When the kitten saw a toy made of feathers, he used all of his power to assault and grab it, and he played to his heart’s content.
Volunteers and veterinarians performed all possible in the medical profession for the infant so that he could walk and run like the rest of us.
“Rubbix (the kitten) arrived at us when he was very young and little. “He didn’t seem to want to do anything different,” the rescuers say.
We wanted to provide him with every opportunity to live a normal life. To keep his illness from worsening as he grew older, he received surgery on both rear legs. “Everything went swimmingly.”
Just a day after the operation, the kitten was already up on all fours and decided to take a walk around the clinic. He recovered well over the next couple of weeks and made progress in comfort at the overexposure.
“Even though he had to wear the Cone of Shame, he was always in a good mood, jumping on four legs, at last.”
Around the same time, a sickly minke whale named Mabrouk was rescued from the roadway and brought to the rescuers as a solitary. He was 10 weeks old and in desperate need of medical treatment as well as love.
“Despite the fact that he had always lived on the street, he sobbed nonstop before coming to us, and he continually begged to be cared after,” the rescuers add.
The kitten was healed of a cold and became exceedingly affectionate thanks to proper care, decent food, and soft, cozy bedding.
Rescuers were waiting for him to fully recover in order to introduce the boy to other kittens because the company is very important.
As soon as Mabrouk began his socialization, he immediately got along with Rubbix, as if they had been brothers all their lives.
“These two are from different broods, but they are close like family. They follow each other and often sleep together in an embrace.
Rubbix isn’t the biggest cuddler, but he likes spending time in his feline brother’s arms. Mabrouk, on the other hand, is a mur-machine who enjoys human affection. He adores Rubbix and is constantly on the lookout for him.
After weeks of overexposure, the striped brothers were ready to go on to the next chapter of their lives. Given their inextricable bond, they’d also prefer to find common owners for themselves…
The brothers’ story was told to a loving family. Dreams began to materialize.
“They approached us and expressed their desire to donate a house to both of them. It was the perfect match,” the rescuers share.
The two best friends embarked on a new life together. In the home of loving owners, they continue to cuddle every day at the window or cat’s climbing frame.
The striped boys’ paths crossed that fateful day, never to part again.
