Last month, a 4-week-old cat was found on private property in Burlington, North Carolina. He became disoriented and screamed out for his mother at someone else’s home.
A caring woman discovered a cat who had been left alone for two days with no one to comfort or assist him. Before it was too late, she called local Sparkle Cat Rescue animal rights advocates.
Rescuers arrived quickly and caught the infant. “After sobbing all morning, this poor youngster was afraid, lonely, and weary,” campaigners claim.
The red-haired boy, whom they named Leo, was happy to be safe – he stopped crying and began to purr.
Fully stuffing his tummy, having received medical care and enough affection, he fell asleep for a long time in a comfortable bed, making up for the lost sleep.
Leo was happy to meet the other foster kitties after his confinement. He was transformed in the company of his brothers, but he never forgot about his folks, and he constantly returned to them to be stroked.
The adorable cat follows his foster father throughout the home, expecting him to pick him up and pet him.
He kisses the guy on the chin before burying his muzzle in the crook of his elbow.
Although his childhood was difficult, infant Leo is now almost ready for the next step.
Now he is 7 weeks old, soon he will go to his permanent owners. He will have a large family, including two cats adopted earlier through the same animal protection organization.
“I hope they are ready to give him as much companionship and love as he needs. I’m sure it will!”
