A partner shelter contacted Caroline Grace, the founder of Baby Kitten Rescue (in Los Angeles), with a request regarding a 5-week-old kitten with hind limb paralysis.
Archie, the kitten, required a great deal of tender loving care and specialised attention. According to Caroline for Love Meow, “We did not hesitate to respond to the plea and decided to take on the kitten.”
“When I brought Archie home for the first time, he was a small, timid boy. He was skin and bones, emaciated, infested with fleas, and had plants and dirt matted into his fur underneath all of his lovely fur.
After starting supportive care for the cat, Caroline was able to get rid of all the bothersome fleas, clean him up, and give him fluids.
“At first, Archie hid under all his blankets because he was so afraid. After crying for the first hour, he began to comprehend that he was secure. He started purring and enjoying cuddles and pets after a few hours.
The kitten eventually fell asleep after unwinding and eating a satisfying meal in a cosy bed. He rumbled loudly throughout the space as he rapidly expressed his gratitude for being taken care of.
