Just as ‘kitten season is starting, a tiny orphan is found somehow, abandoned and alone. She had become separated from her Mom. Refusing to give in, she cries for help!
Only three days old with no one else to turn, she is rescued from the streets.
Given the name Uzi, she soon finds herself in a foster home with her new foster Mom Susie.
Two things quickly become very apparent, first off, this little girl can really eat.
Second, the name Uzi is not really resonating with Susie.
“Name forthcoming (the shelter name was uzi and I’m not feeling the machine gun thing right now (or ever), so I’m giving her a new name),” Susie said.
Susie decided to give the tiny orphan the name Jacinda in honor of New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Jacinda Adern, who was dealing with a horrific terrorist in her country at the time.
“I’ve named the new baby girl Jacinda, after New Zealand’s Prime Minister who has been the embodiment of strength and compassion during a crisis.”
After a few days of eating well, Jacinda’s belly began to grow.
She was soon expressing her contentment and satisfaction with the tiniest purrs.
As well as eating, another pass time had become a firm favorite.
Scritches and belly rubs? Yes, please!!
Soon she was exercising her little Bambie legs on her first short-range exploratory missions.
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Venturing further and further when another important milestone was reached!
Jacinda began opening her eyes!
While strength training continued with her legs she then made an important discovery. She has feet, a great asset to have when you are growing in your teeth, and teething.
Around this time Susie made an important discovery of her own!
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Lucy immediately began treatment for aspiration pneumonia to alleviate her breathing.
Without hesitation, the couple approached her!
She proved difficult for shelter staff to handle.
A team of volunteers swiftly mobilized to assist.
With newfound courage, they began to emit soothing purrs.
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