Tutsy
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Tutsi and several other newborn kittens were found on the street. The little ones were literally dying from starvation and infections. After being treated, the recovered fluffballs were placed in loving homes. Tutsi was left all alone.
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This little girl is so affectionate that when she sits in your arms, she wraps her paws around you. And what long, purring stories Tutsi tells! If the staff at the animal shelter understood the language of cats, they could write a wonderful book. From her street life, Tutsi has kept the habit of hiding in cozy corners. She is still afraid of sudden movements and loud noises. Gradually, she learned to use the litter box and the scratching post. She is looking for a family, preferably without children. Tutsi has been diagnosed with coronavirus and needs treatment.
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About the animal
Tutsi and several other newborn kittens were found on the street. The little ones were literally dying from starvation and infections. After being treated, the recovered fluffballs were placed in loving homes. Tutsi was left all alone.
The Beautiful Reed Girl
This little girl is so affectionate that when she sits in your arms, she wraps her paws around you. And what long, purring stories Tutsi tells! If the staff at the animal shelter understood the language of cats, they could write a wonderful book. From her street life, Tutsi has kept the habit of hiding in cozy corners. She is still afraid of sudden movements and loud noises. Gradually, she learned to use the litter box and the scratching post. She is looking for a family, preferably without children. Tutsi has been diagnosed with coronavirus and needs treatment.
Don’t walk past Tutsi, help this little one find her home.
To do this, share Tutsi's story on social media or assist with advertising costs on the TEDDYFOOD website so more people can learn about the lives of animals in the shelter. Helping homeless animals is easy; do it together with us.
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