Via Crazy About Cats at Facebook December 18, 2013
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YouTube user Kittycatty999 has uploaded videos and told the story of a recently rescued cat originally called Stumpy, and now named Blue.
Blue lived outside for over two years but showed himself to be entirely tame after he was rescued when some good-hearted people who noticed he was suffering.
Kittycatty999 trapped Blue as a VOKRA rescue and got him medical care. Blue is now being well cared-for as he recuperates and waits for someone to give him his forever home.
Kittycatty999 wrote on December 17, 2013:
Stumpy, now Blue, was rescued after living outside for over two years with a horribly infected, abscessed tail. The residents [who noticed Stumpy’s plight] were very concerned but couldn’t find anyone to help. Then they heard about VOKRA, Vancouver Orphan Kitten Rescue Association, of Vancouver BC. After trapping him I found that he was completely tame. I took him right away to Peace Arch Vet Hospital, where he started treatment that night. The next day he had his tail mostly amputated and was neutered and tattooed for identification. Here he is getting his tail bandaged while receiving cuddles from his adoring vet technician.
Ed. Note: Blue was adopted into a loving home.
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Stumpy gets his tail bandaged (December 17):
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Blue gets cuddles:
December 26: Here he is getting cuddles from his caregiver about a week after his rescue.
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Blue loves the scratcher:
December 26: Sweet Blue, aka Stumpy, drools over the scratcher, which is laced with catnip. He enjoys the pampered indoor life now. He is available for adoption from VOKRA cat rescue:
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Kittycatty999’s YouTube channel links to Crazy About Cats at Facebook, a community page which says of itself: Cat-Lovers from Canada, and friends! The place to hear good news and celebrate our love for domestic cats. Featuring Canadian rescues!
Cat-Lovers from Canada, and friends! The place to hear good news stories and celebrate our love for domestic cats. Featuring the wonderful work being done by Canadian rescues (see our Notes for detailed listings, and other resources!). We also take visits abroad to hear what is happening with our international cat-loving friends.
You can see several photos and updates on Blus at the Crazy About Cats Facebook page.
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