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This little cat was a pregnant stray we rescued not long ago. She was hit by a car, bleeding from her mouth and nose. The kittens in her belly didn’t make it — the vet had to perform surgery to save her. And she survived. She fought hard and slowly began to recover. After being discharged from the hospital, we placed her in a pet hotel to rest while waiting for her to be strong enough for her vaccine. A kind person had already agreed to adopt her. A new life was just ahead. But today, around 5pm, the pet hotel staff told us she was breathing heavily and looked like she was in distress. We rushed to bring her back to the vet immediately. We were praying she could hold on, just a little longer. But by 8pm… she was gone. She didn’t make it to her new home. She didn’t get the second chance we all hoped for. But she didn’t die on the street. She wasn’t alone. She left this world surrounded by people who tried their best for her. She was held, loved, and waited for. She mattered. To the kind soul who was ready to adopt her — thank you. To everyone who supported, cared, or sent kind words — thank you. Not every rescue ends in a miracle, but every rescue still means something. She felt love, even just for a while. And that matters.

Our little fighter is finally discharged from the vet 🐱❤️ She’s still not ready for vaccination, so we’re bringing her to a boarding place for a week of isolation and rest. One step at a time, little one — you’re doing great. 💪

Today, my friend and I visited the vet to check on the pregnant cat we rescued. Originally, we were planning that if no one adopted her by the time she was discharged, we would release her back to the area near the mamak stall where we found her, and let her live there as a community stray, hoping the local people would continue feeding her. But after speaking with the vet today, we learned that might not be safe anymore. The vet told us that the accident may have caused neurological damage. Now, she walks unsteadily—she limps, wobbles, and sometimes falls over after just a few steps. The vet advised against letting her roam freely, as she could easily get hit by a car again. She would be much safer in a controlled or confined environment, possibly even long-term cage care. Still, I truly hope someone with a kind and loving heart would be willing to adopt her. She has already suffered so much… and she really deserves a second chance at a safe, peaceful life.

Last week, while my friend and I were having supper and chatting at Tun Aminah, we witnessed a heartbreaking scene—a cat was hit by a car right in front of us. She lay on the road, struggling in pain, unable to move. Without thinking twice, we rushed her to the nearest veterinary clinic. After examination, the vet confirmed that she’s pregnant. Thankfully, her life isn’t in danger, but she did undergo minor surgery to stabilize her condition. She's now still recovering under medical care, showing great strength and calmness. Sadly, I can’t keep her. My family doesn’t allow cats, and we already have a dog at home. That’s why I’m now urgently looking for someone kind, loving, and responsible to adopt her and give her the home she truly deserves. She’s survived so much. Now, all she needs—is a second chance. #CatForAdoption #JBAdoption #AdoptDontShop #RescueCat #PregnantCatRescue #KucingUntukDijaga #SecondChanceForCats #HelpMeFindAHome #CatLoversMalaysia #FYP