Poor Cat Left To Decompose While She Is Alive | Rescue Before And After
It’s heart-wrenching to know that there are still people out there who would abandon their pets, leaving them to suffer and die alone. But thanks to the efforts of organizations like How’s Paws, these animals get another chance at life.
Recently, the organization received a call from concerned citizens about a poor cat that was left to decompose while she is still alive. The team immediately responded to the call and found the cat in a deplorable condition. She was emaciated, covered in wounds, and had maggots crawling all over her body.
Without hesitation, the team took the cat to their shelter and provided her with the necessary medical attention. They named her Hope, as they were hopeful that they could save her.
Days turned into weeks, and Hope slowly began to recover. Her wounds were treated, and she was given proper nutrition and medication. The team also showered her with love and affection, something that she may have never experienced before.
Finally, after weeks of care, Hope made a full recovery. She gained weight, her wounds healed, and she was free from maggots. The team couldn’t be happier with the progress that she made.
The transformation of Hope is a testament to the dedication and compassion of the team at How’s Paws. Despite their limited resources, they do what they can to save every animal that comes their way. They have 87 street cats in their care, some of which have disabilities and need special attention. They also have 21 dogs that they look after.
Their work is not easy, but they do it out of love for the animals. They dream of having a shelter where they can take care of more animals, but for now, their home is all they have.
If you want to support How’s Paws, you can follow their Facebook page and share their posts. You can also donate to their cause to help them save more animals like Hope.
Hope’s story is a reminder that there is still hope for animals in need. And with the help of organizations like How’s Paws, they can get a second chance at life.
