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Omaha Steve

(99,705 posts)
Mon Jun 29, 2015, 02:10 PM Jun 2015

Vesper, The Miracle Cat rescue by Jared Dillian Myrtle Beach, SC





http://theanimalrescuesite.greatergood.com/clickToGive/ars/story/vesper-the-miracle-cat957




We lost our beloved 15-year-old cat Otto to cancer in early 2014, and it didn't take us long before we were really lonely.

The local vet's office sometimes had cats up for adoption, so we went there and saw a blue-cream tortoiseshell with a clipped ear, and a brown spotted tabby. We adopted them both. We named them Vesper and Uma.

Vesper had been a feral cat. A woman hit her with her car, brought her into the vet's office, and dropped her off without paying. She didn't have the use of her legs, and was acting so feral that they didn't think she would be adoptable. They were going to euthanize her, but one of the vet techs intervened and took her home. After about a month, she regained the use of her legs, but the plan was to release her back out into the wild--until we saw her and adopted her.

Vesper has been the most wonderful cat--she doesn't act feral at all. She's so affectionate and cuddly, we can't imagine her living outside. She's had some additional health problems along the way, including a heart condition and an aggressive stomach bacteria, but after lots of vet visits, she's doing great--she's the miracle cat.

Uma is our little 7-pound diva, who was found living behind an Outback steakhouse. We've also adopted Wendy, who was abandoned when her owner moved away, and was found outside, starving and wounded.

We love all our rescue girls, and we hope they live long and happy lives.

Jared Dillian
Myrtle Beach, SC


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Vesper, The Miracle Cat rescue by Jared Dillian Myrtle Beach, SC (Original Post) Omaha Steve Jun 2015 OP
I bet Vesper and her buddies live like lottery winners now. Vinca Jun 2015 #1

Vinca

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1. I bet Vesper and her buddies live like lottery winners now.
Mon Jun 29, 2015, 02:31 PM
Jun 2015

Rescue cats are the best. Mine are both curled up in balls and sleeping. They raise hell all night and sleep all day. What a life. LOL.

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