Stray cats already have a hard time surviving, yet there are always people who wantonly and ruthlessly harm them. Where is the conscience of these people?
In a university in Shanghai, a mother cat suddenly appeared with five kittens, wandering around.
It's likely that someone saw that their family was living in danger while wandering outside, so they put them in this university.
The mother cat is very timid and can only watch it from a distance.
The kittens next to it are its children. They look cute and healthy, and two of them are even nursing to it.
The students at the school are also very enthusiastic. They feed it and keep an eye on its family, hoping to get to know it quickly so they can help it.
Because the mother cat's face looked strange, and upon closer inspection, her ears were also deformed.
The mother cat seemed to sense the college students' kindness, so she slowly began to approach them.
Upon seeing this, a girl quickly took it to a veterinary hospital for a checkup, and the doctor's words plunged her into deep sorrow.
It turns out the mother cat had suffered severe injuries before, which basically confirms that it was caused by human intervention.
Its two ears were likely cut off, and a large piece of its scalp was forcibly torn off... which is why its face looks so abstract.
Fortunately, it was very resilient and survived thanks to its tenacious willpower.
The biggest problem now is that its scalp is growing along its skull, and it feels like a scab, which is lifting up its two eyes.
Fortunately, its external injuries have mostly healed on their own, except for its eyes, which are still inflamed.
The doctor is examining the mother's eyes.
The vet said there was nothing more they could do, and then gave the mother cat an injection of anti-inflammatory medication.
He then instructed the girl to feed the cat's mother medicine and eye drops on time.
Later, the girl noticed that the mother cat's belly was a bit big and was worried that she was pregnant again, so she thought about getting her spayed in time.
So I took it to the vet again, and luckily it wasn't infected. The vet then successfully spayed it.
The only worry right now is the kittens, because they have already started to be weaned, but no one seems willing to adopt them.
The girl was very distressed because they were afraid of people and reluctant to come into contact with them.
Some of them even lost their tails; it's unclear whether they were harmed by someone.
Here, I hope these little guys can be adopted soon, and even if they are not purebred cats, please don't look down on them.
If you don't love someone, please don't hurt them. What makes us human is our ability to distinguish right from wrong and good from evil, and we must understand that we cannot wantonly harm lives weaker than ourselves.
If a person has no reverence for life, he will eventually bring misfortune upon himself, because good and evil will be rewarded in the end, do not disbelieve.
