On July 11th, Solomon who is a resident of the Bronx (New York) heard with his family a thin meow coming from the porch. There was a tricolor stray catty who was somehow stuck in the trash can and was struggling to get out from there. It seemed that hunger drove her there.
Solomon took out the kitten and published a post on the social network about the incident. After the post the volunteer animal rights activists called Little Wanderers NYC immediately reacted.
“The nine-year-old daughter of this family named the kitten Angelica.”
The owners of the house cleaned the kitten and took him on overexposure to Suzy’s home where she had already prepared a comfortable nest, good food and medicines to heal the wounds on the cutie’s neck.
“We think that the catty cut herself while rummaging through the metal cans for food.”- the owners say.
At the age of five to six weeks the kitten was seriously underweight. But thanks to the volunteers of Little Wanderers NYC and the kind family who responded to her cry in time she was treated very quickly.
“She came to me terribly hungry and dehydrated,” says Suzy.
Having eaten her food the girl plunged into a dreamless sleep hugging her pillow which was with the effect of a heartbeat!”
Having slept heartily after a full dinner, Angelica began to seek human attention.
When Angelica the cutie wants extra attention she puts her paws on mommy or climbs into her lap.
Angelica is still very tiny. She doesn’t weigh even a pound and she still has to grow. She is enjoying her food, exploring her new toys and climbing frames.
The tricolor catty learns a lot of things every day and the family helps her with this. She is very loved and pampered by everybody in the family.
Angelica is turning into a confident, tame and playful girl day by day.
