My New Kitty's Rescue Story. Have you ever rescued a Kitty?

They amputated his toes (woops not PC ) declawed him, but didn't neuter him. What friggin iddiots!!!!!!!!! Can I scream at them?!!!!! Can I bonk them on the head? I would like to chop their fingers off or pull their teeth out to teach them a lesson. I'm glad he's with you. He will have a proper life of sleeping on the sofa and getting what he needs. My kitty Tiger must be reading this too. He is screaming at the top of his lungs. Actually I think he wants me to make the rain stop so he can lay in the sun.

He's so adorable and he looks so relaxed and happy! I'll bet he thinks he's gone to kitty heaven with a nice warm house, food and friends! Sadly, many people think that cats can survive on their own so they just leave them out and that's that for them. So very sad that our shelters are so full with such beloved creatures! I haven't had an adoption story nearly as special as yours but both our girl kitties have come from shelters, got them fixed and chipped. They are spoiled beyond belief but they spoil us back with purrs and cuddles so they are family now. I am allergic to cats but love them so much, I just take the allergy meds and that's working well for me.

yup..3 rescues just last month.we now have 6. i'd had 2 FeLV+ kitties previous.some tip into it,some don't. these two unfortunely succumbed to it eventually though kidney failure. the one had to wear sweaters due to easy chill and..he didn't like it,i'll tell you that much.sick as he was,he'd get that sweater off.

It's unthinkable that someone would declaw a cat and take away any chance of it defending himself and then putting it out to do just that. From what I've read, declawing is barbarrick and very painful for the cat even years afterward - they never feel the same in their feet again. I have 2 cats that have all their claws and they are indoor cats, both of them rescued. My two previous cats also were rescues and were never declawed and lived their whole lives in the house, no problems. Bless you for taking in the poor little sole and I hope everything works out with the FIV - I know it's a worry for you.

I've rescued several cats over my lifetime. If not me, my mom has. I remember my cat Timithoy, a real sweet kitty cat. was hit by a car at a young age and blinded. Animal rescue saved him, and he ended up in a shelter after he was recovered enough. Word got around about him, and it eventually found its way to my WEnglish teacher's inbox. She printed out the artical after I showed interest in the animal. When I got home from school I showed it to my mom and begged her to let us get him. It didn't take much begging on my part, because my mother is a softy for cats and would rescue them. So she and my sister went up to jax to get him and he lived happily with us until shortly after I moved.

Here is my kitten's rescue story: My sister saw a kitten (we later named him CAT B) struggling in mud water under her car. He was like only 1-day old because he was so small and his eyes were still not opened. Cat B was all alone and soaked in the mud water and crying for mother. My sister brought him to an animal center but the lady in the center said he's too weak to survive even if my sister leaves him there. As my sister didn't want to leave him dying in the animal center, she brought Cat B home for me to take care of. As Cat B was so small, I had to feed him with kittens' milk every 2 hours, round-the-clock every day for a whole month. After each feeding, I also had to clean his poo-poo area with warm cottons because he was too small to poo by himself. It was tiring and stressful looking after such a small kitten. What's more frustrating is that every time my sister brought Cat B to the clinic, the vet always said we should be prepared for the worst because without his mother's milk, Cat B could easily catch any virus and die suddenly. My sister cried every time coming out of the vet. Fortunately, with our care Cat B grew stronger and stronger and now he's 2.5 years old. Last time when my sister brought Cat B to the vet again, she asked the vet why Cat B is so naughty. The vet asked my sister: "How can you expect a male little kitten not to be naughty!" That's how Cat B is now, very strong and healthy, we don't mind he's naughty because we're glad that he's survived all those difficult days without mother's care from day 1 onwards.

Now I can see Fredies picture. He looks like my kitty Squeakers.

I think my cat would qualify as a rescue. When I lived in a ground floor apartment about 8 years ago there was this really ugly cat that would hang around on my balcony and get into the garbage. One Saturday morning she showed up and we felt bad for her so we decided to let her in. She was skinny and scared but so lovey and cuddly. We fed her some cold cuts and by the time she was done her 'meal' I had decided to keep her. After she ate we noticed how round her little belly was and assumed it was just from her little cold cut feast. After a few days the belly was still there and we realized she was pregnant, and pretty far along! She had three kittens, I kept one and found homes for the other two. I still wonder what her story was, if she had a family and was abandoned or if she just wondered away from her home. I think she was just a stray but I have always wondered.