A dwarf cat who was also blind was determined to survive despite the worst possible act of apathy, rejection, and lack of love on the part of her own family—they left her to her destiny.
Although it is true that some organisms are born with faults, this story shows that these so-called “factory flaws” have no impact whatsoever on happiness, much less the drive to live. The same is true of little organisms with particular requirements, whose tenacity and determination to live may impart to us the most insightful knowledge about the character of people.
Her first name was Giselle, and the circumstances surrounding her birth were horrific. This kitten was born with significant malformations of the spine and limbs.
Her first owners had little confidence in her. Since they were unable to provide Giselle the attention she required and were unaware that she was truly a fighter, they immediately put her in a care facility maintained by the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ( MSPCA ).
Both Giselle’s owners and the MSPCA medical staff that cared for her thought the kitten wouldn’t survive. Her fur was matted and dirty, and she was in terrible condition.
Alyssa Krieger, the manager of the animal shelter, noticed something special in Giselle. She wasn’t only a cat that wanted a normal existence; she also had a seductive personality. After obtaining the necessary care and a haircut, this “little giant” was prepared to find a new home.
After announcing on social media that they were looking for a decent home for Giselle, Alyssa got almost 3,000 adoption petitions; Holly’s was finally chosen.
Finally, Giselle had located the appropriate residence. She now goes by the name Potato, and Holly introduced her to her three feline siblings, Jack, Lady, and Little Sister, all of which have been very kind to her.
Without hesitation, Holly takes her up and gives her all the care and security she needs, knowing that no matter how they seem, all creatures are deserving of love.
