Updates On 25th Aug 2013

Written by Victoria Tillman

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I was helping a friend feed her animals while she was out of town. Everything was going great until one morning when I walked up to her front door and saw a little blue blanket laying on her porch. I then saw a posted note stuck to the front door that read: “Hi I found this cat abandoned and abused. He has a sore on his front leg. I am hoping you can help him. I live down the street. P.S. I am only 13.”

She left her phone number. I looked around and did not see anyone. I went to work and thought about this poor cat all day long. I called the number to get a description of the cat and to find out a little more about him. I stopped back by on my way home to let the dog out and when I walked up to her house there was this cat sitting on the stairs almost unable to move. I had tears in my eyes at the sight of him. I ran and got a carrier and scooped him up.

I rushed to my vet�s office. They couldn�t believe what they were seeing. This cat had scabies so bad he was almost unrecognizable.

As the weeks went on he got better and better. I will never understand how such a sweet cat was never fixed or taken care of. It is being guessed that he is between 3-5 years old. We named him Diamond because it looked like he had a diamond on his forehead. He has had so many people praying and pulling for him. He truly is a miracle kitty. It has now been 8 weeks since he came into my life and he is doing well. http://animalrescuechase.com/rescue_showcase/story.php?id=1136

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