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Even though as humans, we sometimes feel ashamed to ask for help, we can’t do everything alone. So it really isn’t a big deal to ask for help. Thankfully animals don’t have to deal with this sort of ‘morality’ and they don’t mind asking for help. And that is what happened in these particular situations. I am sure you have seen stray animals and not done anything. I am not blaming you, after all, I have done the same thing quite a lot of time.
However, sometimes these stray animals are clearly malnourished, sick and clearly in need of help. In that situation, it is our duty to help them in any way we can even if we are not able to give them a loving house ourselves. The following people, however, did exactly and saved these animals. Because I am quite sure the adorable fluff babies wouldn’t have been able to survive without the help of these kind humans.
Scroll below to hear some heartwarming stories that will make you melt.
From a small sad caterpillar to a mischievous, ubiquitous, loved, and spoiled cat. This is Stephan.
Patron was found discarded in a trash bag on the side of the highway at 4 weeks old. 8 weeks later, he’s a very happy boy and we couldn’t love him more than we do!
When we got Hilda she was very underweight after having recently given birth. Somewhere in the last 6 months, she turned into a long-haired beauty queen!
We picked up our second dog on a staircase. He wouldn’t have survived a day without urgent medical help. Now he conspires together with our first dog.
This is Utah. She was about to be put down when I saved her. She was 13 years old then — she’s turning 19 soon.
This is Shelley, I adopted her from the street when she was 1.5 months. She was very scared of people. And 1.5 years later, there we are! Huge progress after a lot of work, that was totally worth it.
We are living together with an 11-year-old deaf cat. It’s the most profitable purchase (about 10 cents) we made 10 years ago.
Penny, before and after. She was found wandering in the boonies, still lactating, with a hernia, and a bunch of rotting teeth.
Kira lived outside of a restaurant kitchen. He was wild, always screaming, all covered in grease and dirt. I’ve had him for 10 years already. We have meals together, he gnaws my phone, my wallpaper, and my furniture, and sleeps on my leg.
My beautiful girl Charlie — only got 6 months with her (14 years old) but it was worth every second.
From a small scared ball of fluff who was left on our block, to the boldest and most loved queen of our apartment.
She was screaming at me and my daughter, ‘Stop, please, and let me live with you,’ when she was running after us on the street. We heard her.
My sweet Remi Mae, she was full-term pregnant and 2 weeks from delivery. Came to me and had 10 healthy puppies, who all went to a rescue. Now she is the sweetest couch potato.
I was going to work and I started my car. Suddenly, I saw a man coming toward me, waving his hands and screaming. He said, ’There is a kitten under my car. I went out to check but didn’t find anyone. I got back into the car and saw a funny sweet kitty sitting near my bag. It’s been 2 years since we started to live together.
This is exactly the reason why we always say to always adopt, never shop. There are so many animals in the world in need of a loving and caring home but some people would rather buy a pet that fits their aesthetic rather than helping an animal and getting a companion for life.
The Pontiff of our home. I have no idea what would’ve happened to this little kitten if we hadn’t met him. He is the best thing that happened to us in a foreign country.
We got her from a shelter 3 years ago. The difference between the photos is 2 weeks.
Arwyn is 9 years old today. We found her with her siblings behind our chicken coop in the woods. Hand-raised and living a life of luxury.
1.5 years ago, someone threw a sick kitten full of fleas out onto our block. He was sitting and crying near our apartment. Eventually, he grew into a big Bandido cat.
Sugar was the worst case of matting I had ever seen. Found her running down my street. A friend and I spent 3 hours grooming her to reveal the spunkiest little girl.
Our cat (named Cat) was adopted 6 years ago. He was living in the street and was hungry every day of his 1-month-long life. Now I think he’s happy. And I am too.
The top left photo is the day we got him, top right is after the first week, and the bottom is a year later. He’s the best dog I’ve ever had.
Once a stray cat snuck onto our balcony. In the morning, I heard strange sounds. When I went out there, I saw 2 small kittens. That cat disappeared 2 weeks later, but we kept the kittens with us.
Roger was found on the streets of Kentucky before being rescued and brought up to Minnesota. During his journey up here, he lost all of the hair on his ears from stress (left). Now he’s grown all of his missing fur back (right), gained 30 lbs, and has been my best buddy for 4 years.
We took this asthmatic cat from a shelter. The dog came to us from a forest with an ingrown collar. Thanks, everyone who rescues animals!
One year ago, Jake was found underneath a car, alone, and half-frozen. He was 4 weeks old and his mom was gone. Now he’s the biggest kitty with the best personality that I’ve ever known.
We were passing by a swamp and saw a sinking and wildly screaming bag. We took it out and found 4 kittens inside. 3 of them ran away, but this one stayed with us, lied on my kid’s feet, and fell asleep. He’s been living with us for 8 years and is the chief of our house.
The Siamese cat was picked up by my husband near the fence of some fancy house. He was meowing so much that he almost lost his voice.
Have you ever rescued or adopted an animal rather than buying one? If so let us know the whole story by commenting below.
