I admit to being an animal lover and cats in particular. I just thought this story would prove that miracles do happen and that we must never give up the fight. We all have shortcomings and not saying it isn't painful, but when all is said and done we can find our way home if you really want to.
SPRING HILL, Fla. -- Down two legs, and who knows how many lives, a Florida cat missing 11 days somehow arrived home.
Tracie Steger lost hope after search parties and fliers failed to turn up her beloved Giggle-Blizzard.
She winced after hearing a car had hit a kitty, and raced to scare off a vulture with a suspicious whisker in its teeth.
Neither was him.
But on Thanksgiving night, a yelp from the porch was.
A car had smashed his back legs a week ago, but Giggle-Blizzard somehow got back. He knew the area from walking unleashed with Steger's seven other cats and two dogs.
After two operations he's back in Steger's menagerie, sporting Christmas-colored splints.
It cost $3,000, but Steger can't contain her joy.
SPRING HILL, Fla. -- Down two legs, and who knows how many lives, a Florida cat missing 11 days somehow arrived home.
Tracie Steger lost hope after search parties and fliers failed to turn up her beloved Giggle-Blizzard.
She winced after hearing a car had hit a kitty, and raced to scare off a vulture with a suspicious whisker in its teeth.
Neither was him.
But on Thanksgiving night, a yelp from the porch was.
A car had smashed his back legs a week ago, but Giggle-Blizzard somehow got back. He knew the area from walking unleashed with Steger's seven other cats and two dogs.
After two operations he's back in Steger's menagerie, sporting Christmas-colored splints.
It cost $3,000, but Steger can't contain her joy.
Pets reallly are amazing. I do beleive there is something more to them than just the loyalty traded for food.
ReplyDeleteAhhhh, that is such a happy story! Poor kitty, I'm happy it found it's happy home again. People who love animals will pay anything to help them when they are ill and injured!
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