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Originally Posted by pornguy
Our neighbor has a kitten that was rescued. FOund alone at at 6 weeks. SKINNY as hell and trying to survive. Worms everything wrong.
Still waiting to see what happens with him.
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I missed this post the first time. Kittens are very fragile little things and often the smallest problem can bring them down.
They best thing that can be done in any event is that the kitten is given a good home and cared for so that it may either grow to be healthy, or at the very least have the oppertunity to pass in the saftey of a place where he or she is loved and cared for.
I took in a puppy a few years back, he was a rescue. Poor little guy had parvo when I got him and the vet and I both knew he wouldn't make it. So I took the time before the illness got to him to bad and gave the little guy a good home, let him eat whatever he wanted, took him on great big long walks, played ball.
When the day came that I had to get him put down it really hurt, but I knew I gave him a great place to be, and he had an extra fun month and a half that I doubt many others would have given him.