Residents of one of Los Angeles’ areas recently noticed a tabby kitten with lengthy hair. As evident by his weak meow, the youngster was wandering alone and plainly wanted to eat… Fortunately, kind people reached out to animal rights campaigners.
It came out that the kitten was a female. Alley Cat Rescue volunteers gave her the name Mokki and discovered she had a good overexposure.
At first, in the new house, the girl felt out of place, but she quickly got used to it and even began to purr loudly. She allowed herself to be stroked with great pleasure.
And soon someone appeared in her life who is ready to be there always …
An adult cat, just picked up on the street, had experienced the same overexposure. He was a combat-hardened survivor who proudly displayed his war wounds. Despite his difficult existence, he eagerly purred in response to any affection.
Garrow was the name given to the cat. He understood what it was like to be alone in life, therefore the tiny orphan Mokki evoked the warmest and most respectful sentiments in him.
An adult cat, just picked up on the street, had experienced the same overexposure. He was a combat-hardened survivor who proudly displayed his war wounds. Despite his difficult existence, he eagerly purred in response to any affection.
Garrow was the name given to the cat. He understood what it was like to be alone in life, therefore the tiny orphan Mokki evoked the warmest and most respectful sentiments in him.
With the advent of Garrow, Mokki put aside her shyness. With him, she feels confident, needed and loved. Even running away to frolic, she always remembers that she needs to return to a friend who is waiting for her.
Garrow is, by the way, not only to Mokki, but to all kitties in general. He recently made friends with two new children. He’s a kind kitty who wants to love everyone!
For Mokka, having such a friend is a great success. Let the baby find herself no less wonderful permanent owners!
