Animal Welfare League of Arlington (AWLA) foster volunteer Paula Montgomery received a report about a solitary cat that had been discovered in a shrub outside of a church.
“She was discovered outside sobbing, her eyes matted shut, and covered with fleas. She was cold and hungry, and the fleas had made her anaemic “Kitten College Program shared by AWLA.
About three weeks old, the kitten was in severe need of foster care. In an effort to assist, Paula introduced Grace. “Around 10 PM, she arrived at my residence. As soon as I touched her, I felt flea filth, so I immediately gave her a wash “Informed Love Meow, Paula.
The first step was to get Grace cleaned up because she was in bad shape owing to the flea infestation. The kitten could finally sigh with relief after receiving a much-needed cleaning and treatment, and after unwinding in a cosy incubator, catch up on lost sleep.
She was so worn out that before her head even struck the pillow, she had already fallen asleep.
