15 Transformational Photos Of Street Cats Before And After They Were Rescued And Adopted
We can all be a little nicer, kinder, and more understanding.
Maryjane
- Published in Animal Stories
Hello to all cat lovers around the world! If you're new here, this segment is all about proving that love has power and that love can put an end to the cruelty that animals face today.
Animal cruelty is something that we will never understand. We simply cannot comprehend how people can be so evil and cruel.
Fortunately, the world is made up of compassionate individuals who balance out the coldhearted. They are indeed the ones who adopt, shelter and provide assistance to needy animals.
We respect these individuals because we believe we can all learn from them. We can all be a little nicer, kinder, and more understanding.
We fully grasp that adopting a shelter cat is really not easy, but it does not have to be the end of the story. You can assist them by feeding them, providing expert help through a vet, and/or volunteering at shelters.
Getting or rescuing a cat from a shelter is a very responsible and kind thing to do. The pictures of these felines after adoption give us hope for their future, and we feel confident they will do so for you.
Admirable cat adoptive parents from all over the globe are posting pictures of their rescued family felines before and after they were rescued to emphasize the importance of a good home for rescue cats. Scroll down to see the difference in these cats’ lives after they were rescued and adopted.
1. "Calvin before and after adoption"
u/Silverstreamdacat2. "Adoptable Wyatt before & after rescue. Story in captions. S FL"
u/gkpetrescue3. Look at Wyatt now
u/gkpetrescue4. "My little Noya before & after… I adopted her about 5 days from an animal shelter that was almost over capacity. She's been in a really shy adjustment period & I truly can't wait until she gets more comfortable ?? She's been skittish but I've been able to pet her a bit, along with some purring."
u/seperatego5. Hello Noya!
u/seperatego6. "This is Bonnie. We found him alone stuck in a barn with no food or water. He was 7 weeks already!!"
u/brujasinpoderes7. Look at Bonnie now
u/brujasinpoderes8. "Brussel sprouts adoption photo vs. a year later in all his floof (peep the 6 toes!)"
u/bird_teeth9. Looking all so adorable
u/bird_teeth10. "This is erebus! My mom (911 dispatcher) called me during work to tell me a trooper found this smol baby underneath his car. i spent my lunch break picking him up, taking him home, and feeding him soft food. he's grown so much in the last 9 months!"
u/OmgItsBellaaa11. The big Erebus
u/OmgItsBellaaa12. "Always together"
u/kkhalor13. "My Johnny cat gets more adorable everyday... is there an adorableness limit?"
u/ASchorr9214. Another glimpse at Johnny
u/ASchorr9215. "He was such an angry looking void when we adopted him"
u/SouthernAir12345616. But take a look at him now
u/SouthernAir12345617. "LOOK HOW HANDSOME HE IS NOW"
u/MomOfKatz18. Remarkable
u/mandyindu19. Look who just turned 6 years old
u/emilyactual20. "We came across this little guy on Christmas Eve near my MIL's house almost 4 years ago.
u/MomOfKatz21. "Marceline when she was first seized from a hoarder house, a pic the shelter took a couple months late when she was ready for adoption and we got to bring her home, and a few days ago!"
u/emilyactual22. "RIP to the best cat I ever owned. This is Jumper and he passed away last March."
u/Silverstreamdacat23. "Gotcha day June 14th // just yesterday! baby kahlua is literally perfect for us"
u/BoogieBoggart24. "Reeves was found after he was attacked by a bobcat. I called the vet when I was on my way in. I didnt think he would make it to the vet. 2 vets told me to put him down but 1 was willing to try! After vet stays and physical therapy he recovered and was adopted!"
u/HoperosaliexConsider how stray animals react when the person they thought was their life abandons them at a shelter or on the side of the road. Nothing is more heartbreaking than neglect, and these cats are well aware of it.
These cats found solace in the homes of their new rescuers that they couldn't hide their emotions, ranging from angry expressions in overcrowded cells to wide-eyed smiles on comfortable mattresses.