Unfortunately, it often happens that pet owners feel at one point so overwhelmed by their furry friend that they find no other way out than to abandon it. Offers of help in such a situation are ignored by kennels and shelters, veterinarians, breeders or animal protection associations that can offer alternative accommodations to the animal. A cat that has been abandoned may appear at first glance not necessarily neglected. It can be well fed and not show any of the above signs, typical of the cat that does not have a home. It becomes clearer if you find the cat in the middle of nature, for example in a forest or park, in a parking area or in a parking lot; In those cases the cat is sometimes stored in a box or a carrier, and then you can be sure that it is an abandoned cat. But the point is: can I just take with me a cat found on the street or that spontaneously entered my house? And what should I do if I can't take care of this animal? Anyone who finds a stray cat faces many questions and is often unsure what it means to behave properly at this juncture.
These four kittens I found abandoned in a box near the trash cans.
They didn't have anyone before. Now they have me.
