A small striped one hid in a hole, sticking out her head.
A good soul noticed a striped cat near the shopping center in Huntsville, Alabama.
She was alone and meowed non-stop.
When the founder approached the kitten, she climbed into a small hole in the wall and refused to go out.
The worried member of the community turned to Mary Chromek, a lifeguard of animals for help.
A small striped one hid in a hole, sticking out her head.
While Mary put a humane trap with smelly fish food for cats, she was quite timid, but intrigued by what was happening.
Mary looked at her curious tiny face and began to chat with her, hoping to earn her trust.
Each time she meowed on a cat, the kitten seemed to relax and even began to blink slowly in response.
The kitten was named proteins in honor of the department store, where they found it.
Despite the fact that she was only leather and bones, she longed for attention and was glad when she was taken in her arms.
Mary took the squirrels under her wing to feed and drink her small body.
At first, the kitten did not eat much, but was as pleased as possible, while she was lying on her Savior.
Mary experimented with several products to encourage the kitten there is more.
She began to give medications proteins and provided supportive therapy, unless the next day she could not take her to the veterinarian.
