Meet Clove, a beautiful gray kitten who arrived at Baby Kitten Rescue in Los Angeles, California, when she was just 10 days old. Clove was in desperate need of help, but fortunately, she was found just in time!
The Situation
Caroline Grace, the founder of Baby Kitten Rescue, said:
“She was found on a Thursday night all alone. The finders waited for the cat mama, but sadly, she never returned.”
At this point, Clove was in critical condition. She was covered in fleas, had a large scab under her right armpit and suffered a severe infection. But with the help of the rescue team, Caroline took Clove in and did everything to get her back to health again. She said: “Clove was severely dehydrated and crying nonstop in pain from her stomach problems.”
Just after a few hours, with the help of antibiotics, fluid therapy, and other supplements, Clove started feeling better.
The Recovery
As soon as she regained energy, Clove hung onto her human’s hand with her front paws and started purring. Clove proved very quickly to be a cuddly purr machine with an incredible will to live!
After Ana (a volunteer of the rescue) met Clove, she decided to take over treating Clove and round-the-clock feedings. Ana said:
“Despite everything she had been through, Clove felt comfortable around her rescuers and enjoyed all the attention she received.”
Later on, Ana brought Clove home so she could keep up with her feeding schedule. Thanks to kind people who helped Clove and the love and care she received, the tiny kitty fully recovered. This is when her true personality began to shine.
Caroline said:
“She was so loved and adored (by everyone she came across), and it was obvious how safe and happy she felt. Ana continued bottle feeding her until, one day, Clove discovered dry food and decided she loved it!”
When Clove was 10 weeks old, she was finally healthy, happy and ready for a forever home. Caroline said:
“We found her the perfect home. When her new mom met her for the first time, it was true love – they had an instant connection.”
Wrap Up
Clove couldn’t get a happier ending than this one! Before leaving for her new home, she was also spayed, so that she could enjoy her life to the fullest.
It brings joy to know that this little purr machine is now happy in her new home, filling the room with her rumbling purrs every day.
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