This is about a poor stray cat, grappling with life’s hard obstacles and trying to get by. But when things get bigger than it can handle, it tried its last hope; to knock on doors for help.
The cat was searching for a place where it could get any help in the cold winter until he found a savior. The residents of the house contacted Un Chat à la Fois; a cat rescue foundation initiated by Marie Simrad, in Canada.
Image credit: One cat at a time.
Image credit: One cat at a time.
After meeting Simrad, the cat voluntarily went into the carrier and let the vet conduct his examinations on him. Due to this very friendly behavior out of a street cat, the Un Chat à la Fois foundation named the cat ‘Aslan’, referring to the lion of the ‘Narnia’ series.
Image credit: One cat at a time.
Image credit: One cat at a time.
They checked for any missing cases of pets that matched Aslan’s description and found none. So he is suspected to be a pet of irresponsible owners who have stranded him on the streets since Aslan had manners that a street cat wouldn’t have.
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He had few matters that required immediate medical attention such as; diabetes, bite wounds, fleas, worms, few rotten teeth, and frostbite. He was hospitalized to be stabilized prior to finding him a foster family.
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He has been really obedient and helpful to the people who vetted him. He is friendly with anyone he comes across at Un Chat à la Fois.
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Image credit: One cat at a time.
By the time he was ready, Aslan’s foster mom stepped up to adopt him at her place, where he found two more cat colleagues at his new home; Cleo and Jasmin. Sadly, Jasmin passed away and Aslan is now spending his days with Cleo. He is on a special diet to get his diabetes levels in control.
Image credit: One cat at a time.
Image credit: One cat at a time.
Aslan has been transformed from a very sick street cat to a very affectionate pet who liked to be cuddled.
Image credit: One cat at a time.
Image credit: One cat at a time.
The reactions from the people were very positive!
