Remember the famous quote from the story of Saint Exupery "The Little Prince": "People have forgotten this truth," said the Fox, "but do not forget: you are forever responsible for all those who have tamed"?
Alas, the owner of this cute kitten, not just drove the pet out of the house, after he tamed, but also poured out a farewell to acid!
Despite the fact that this tragic story happened in the summer, it became public only now. It turns out that the friendly kitten, who only wanted a little food, love and feel attached to someone, suddenly became unnecessary in the house.
As a result, he was not just thrown out of the threshold, but also poured acid to know for sure - the animal will not survive and will not become stray. But the cat, exhausted in agony, still found a kind and indifferent heart in the street - a passer-by woman picked up the tortured animal and took him to the vet.
Do you think this is the happy end? Not that it was ... Since this moment the suffering of the cat was only just beginning! It turns out that the veterinarian did not know exactly what to treat his four-patient patient and prescribed antibiotics "at random". And even more - he advised a woman not to save a cat, and immediately put him to sleep.
As you probably guessed, from inept treatment the cat's health was on the verge of life and death, which the doctor-doctor hinted about. But the woman did not give up and found a charitable clinic for her new friend, who specializes in giving animals a "second chance at life" - caring for terminally ill, elderly and survivors of cruelty.
Within the walls of the new house, the cat was immediately given a respectful name - Sir Thomas Truheart (from English Trueheart - upright).
For more than a month, Sir Thomas Truhart received painkillers and antibiotics, persistently withstood surgical intervention and endless wound dressings. But most importantly, he never lost faith in people for a second, although he got them from them in full.
"Tommy with such boldness passed all the tests," the employees of the clinic say, "And, despite the fact that his gullibility and friendliness almost cost him his life, this guy purred and sincerely kissed all the people who took care of him!"
Now the cat is still continuing the rehabilitation course in the vet clinic and everyone can provide sponsorship to Sir Thomas Truhart.