Shelter:Maison de Charlotte pour des Chats et des Chiens (MCCC) Animal Shelter
Age:2 years old
Gender:Male
Personality:Star is a brave cat who trusts humans and other cats. He enjoys being close to people and being petted. When he first arrived at the The MCCC Animal Shelter, Star may have shown a little bit of wariness due to unfamiliar surroundings, but he quickly adapted to the new environment. He’s not very interested in cat toys and displays a calm demeanor. However, every mealtime, Star always stares at the volunteers with a determined look, eagerly anticipating a delicious feast.
Love without barriers: Star's struggle and new life as a three-legged cat
Last year's Christmas, the weather was cold. A kind resident found the huddled Star in a corner of the garbage station. At the time, Star was very weak and frightened, and his left front leg was seriously injured. The good Samaritan immediately contacted the MCCC Animal Shelter for help.
After a veterinary examination, it was discovered that Star's left front leg was completely broken, and the wound was very severe. To avoid infection, the veterinarian decided to perform an amputation surgery for Star. Although his body had no contagious diseases, he was malnourished and around two years old, indicating that he had already experienced a long life of wandering. After his left front leg was injured, life became even more difficult, and he was lucky to be discovered by someone at the garbage station when he was exhausted.
After the surgery, Star returned to the MCCC Animal Shelter for recovery. Although he lost a leg, he found a new home and made many friends here. He is now very friendly and has established friendships with other cats. Most importantly, he now has regularly timed and portioned delicious food every day and no longer has to live a difficult life like before.
Vote for me:
"Thank you so much to everyone who noticed me at the garbage station, saved me, and took care of me. Your love and support have rewritten my life. Although I'm now a three-legged cat, I believe I will quickly adapt and integrate into the MCCC Animal Shelters’ big family. I hope everyone will vote for me and prove that disabled furry friends are equally worthy of love and care."
