The woman was sitting in her house one winter day when she heard a commotion from the backyard. She went to figure out what was going on. And what an emotional scene that is!

The orange cat, little and fluffy, stood aimlessly in the snow, screaming. The mother made touch with Marie Simard, a volunteer, and drove the cute girl to the clinic. Marie believed she hadn’t received sufficient treatment and care since she didn’t have a microchip.

The woman who had discovered her was drawn to the small creature, so she chose to save her life by calling her into the home, which the cat didn’t mind. As a result, bringing her to the clinic was a considerate move.

Her wounds and fleas were noticed by the veterinarian. Aside from that, she had decaying teeth and was diabetic. Marie was well aware that if the woman refused to let the cat in, she would freeze to death.

Others needed to provide warmth and affection to the cute kitten. So, after some medicine and proper care, she was placed in a foster family where she quickly felt at peace.

She is extremely adorable and loving! She shares a bed with her foster mother and sibling. And it appeared to be difficult to tell them apart.