Touching story....chubby, disabled cat getting a home?

[Debp]

The first video showed this cat coming at night to a lady's home. It was afraid but took up residence in a small cat house in her yard each night. She gave it food and water.

This is the second video of the poor cat. It allows her to pet it now. She finally was able to pick it up and place it in her bathroom to adjust (she already has cats).

All of the comments and myself included are hoping she will take the cat to the vet soon. Ever since it showed up it's had a badly injured leg...poor baby. Hopefully there will be an update video soon. @Ritajanice @pepper @Nancy

 

[Debp]

This is an update on the disabled, chubby kitty. A nice story continues including a visit to the vet. This cat really touched a lot of people including myself.... maybe because it was so afraid and disabled. @Ritajanice @pepper @Nancy

 

[quietthinker]

The first video showed this cat coming at night to a lady's home. It was afraid but took up residence in a small cat house in her yard each night. She gave it food and water.

This is the second video of the poor cat. It allows her to pet it now. She finally was able to pick it up and place it in her bathroom to adjust (she already has cats).

All of the comments and myself included are hoping she will take the cat to the vet soon. Ever since it showed up it's had a badly injured leg...poor baby. Hopefully there will be an update video soon. @Ritajanice @pepper @Nancy

Cats are lovely Debp but where in the line of priorities do they fit when it comes to homeless people?

 

[Ritajanice]

She gained its trust, then moved it into the bathroom, kept meowing, I think it hid by the toilet, poor little thing, I’m glad she dewormed it, it’s ears looked filthy, then there was it poor paw that it had lost...someone must have been feeding it, as it was so big...unless there was underlying issues with its inside...

 

[Debp]

She gained its trust, then moved it into the bathroom, kept meowing, I think it hid by the toilet, poor little thing, I’m glad she dewormed it, it’s ears looked filthy, then there was it poor paw that it had lost...someone must have been feeding it, as it was so big...unless there was underlying issues with its inside...

Towards the end of the video, she did get it to the vet.

I thought maybe it gained weight because it can barely move...poor kitty.

 

[Debp]

Cats are lovely Debp but where in the line of priorities do they fit when it comes to homeless people?

I enjoy posting cat videos so I do it.

Los Angeles has plenty of resources helping the homeless get housing, food and all types of counseling.

1.3 Billion was budgeted, not all of it was spent so it will roll over.

Los Angeles failed to spend $500M in homeless funding: Controller

Los Angeles City Controller Kenneth Mejia said he's identified more than $500 million budgeted for homelessness programs that wasn't spent.

www.nbclosangeles.com