The past couple days I've had to deal with the sadness, stress, and exhaustion from searching for the three lost boys in town, but I did hear some good news about an injured stray I had found a couple months ago.
I think it was in September I found an injured cat on the side of the road when I was coming home from class. When she didn't move, I turned around to go grab her. Someone else had stopped to move her, so I just went around them, but I had the feeling they would have a problem and I ended up turning around again. They were just pulling away with the cat sitting IN the road (Found out later it was a classmate and her brother. The cat had ran back into the road and started yowling at them.). I hopped right out and scruffed her, yowling and all. She stayed in my room overnight, ate a bit, peed all over my bed (I was just thankful to know that her kidneys worked!), and eventually was far more attentive than the night before (Lethargic, dull eyes, shock basically).
The next morning I took her to the Friends of Felines Rescue Center in Defiance, OH because I couldn't afford to take care of her myself. I live in Morenci, MI so it was quite the drive, but I was so impressed and it was well worth it. I eventually forgot about finding out what had happened to the kitty until last week.
I think it was in September I found an injured cat on the side of the road when I was coming home from class. When she didn't move, I turned around to go grab her. Someone else had stopped to move her, so I just went around them, but I had the feeling they would have a problem and I ended up turning around again. They were just pulling away with the cat sitting IN the road (Found out later it was a classmate and her brother. The cat had ran back into the road and started yowling at them.). I hopped right out and scruffed her, yowling and all. She stayed in my room overnight, ate a bit, peed all over my bed (I was just thankful to know that her kidneys worked!), and eventually was far more attentive than the night before (Lethargic, dull eyes, shock basically).
The next morning I took her to the Friends of Felines Rescue Center in Defiance, OH because I couldn't afford to take care of her myself. I live in Morenci, MI so it was quite the drive, but I was so impressed and it was well worth it. I eventually forgot about finding out what had happened to the kitty until last week.
I couldn't be any happier for her.
