Kitten Rescued From Construction Site Finds New Home
A gray tabby kitten was found crying alone inside a construction site in Queens. When a volunteer lifted him, he began to purr, showing he was ready for care.
The kitten, about nine weeks old, was dehydrated and had worms and diarrhea when rescued. In foster care he was dewormed, nursed back to health, and given everything a growing kitten needs. Today he is completely healthy and thriving.
According to For Animals Inc., the kitten-named Ash-has a playful, sweet, and cuddly personality. He enjoys nap times with humans, playtime with other kitties, and is comfortable in a home with a large dog. Ash has tested negative for FIV and FeLV and will be neutered once he is a little older.
Key takeaways
- Ash was rescued from a construction site and began purring immediately after being picked up.
- He was nine weeks old, dehydrated, and had worms and diarrhea when found.
- Foster care dewormed him, nursed him back to health, and he is now healthy and thriving.
- Ash is playful, loves naps, and is comfortable around a large dog.
- He tested negative for FIV and FeLV and will be neutered later.
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Originally reported by Love Meow. Read the full article.
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