Valentine's Day and Christmas are the high incidence times for abandoning cats and dogs abroad.

Last Valentine's Day, a poor cat appeared outside the door of volunteer Jaelle. It gently patted the door with its fleshy palm, making a very miserable wail. It is snowing outside, and it is hard to imagine whether a cat can survive. She immediately opened the door and asked the cat rescue organization for help.

This cat has a round face and you can tell at a glance that it has a master, but even if it is there, it was a long time ago. After examination, the cat was about 6-7 years old, not spayed, and had no chips on it. More importantly, it has many diseases: malnutrition, fleas all over the body, parasites in the body, respiratory infections, tooth loss, cat AIDS (FIV), and even many scars left by fighting. The 7-year-old cat looks old and has a loose skin and falls down. It seems that its situation is indeed very unoptimistic. The pet doctor said: It is full of diseases that need urgent treatment. If no one takes care of it, it may not survive this winter.

In order to treat it, you can only shave the hair on its lower body and apply medicine. At that time, it looked like there was no light in its eyes.

Everyone named the orange cat Aslan, which is the name of a lion in the magic novel "The Legend of Narnia". I hope it can find a new home and rebirth. Aslan, who has a gentle personality, also gained a good friend Cleo during her hospitalization. This cat is also a cat that is hospitalized for adoption. The two cats with similar situations may be able to understand each other better at this moment. The two cats are inseparable every day and even sleep together.

Originally, Jaelle only wanted to adopt Aslan, but seeing that they had such a good relationship, she really couldn't bear to break them up, so she had to take them home together.

The clever Aslan found a home for himself through his own efforts, perhaps this was also his helplessness after he was desperate. There are also many stray cats and dogs who cannot find their homes in winter and are driven away wherever they go.

The most moving thing is that I saw a stray cat and a stray dog ​​before, and it was too cold and snuggled together. Before this, they also tried carefully, leaning on each other to keep warm may be the last method.

There is no way, the rescue of stray cats and dogs is the most difficult, and it seems that they can't be saved no matter how hard they are. One was saved today, and someone would abandon 10 of them tomorrow, or the unspasted stray cats and dogs gave birth to a litter of them, and there was no end.