Their Chance Of Survival Was Slim To None, But Someone Had To At Least Try!

He’s pretty sassy too!

He was showing all the signs of a bubbly newborn kitten.

“He is sassy. If I am even a couple minutes late to feed him at night he will let me know.

He absolutely loves belly rubs, the fact that he is gaining weight and active shows us that he is a fighter. He wants to live, too.”

“Every day has been a milestone,” she said.

“He wants everyone to know that he is not going anywhere.”

Breathing for the litter fighter is not an easy process, so veterinarians are exploring other options that will make it easier.

At the moment he is breathing through his cleft lip while his mouth remains closed. Vets, however, believe they can help him, making his future that much brighter.

“Cleft palate babies should never be allowed to nurse or be bottle fed as they will aspirate and die quickly. Tube-feeding is the only way to save them. Not many people know how or are comfortable tube feeding, which is one of the reasons we started getting these cleft palate babies,” said Rachel.

“There is a huge lack of awareness that they can thrive with the right TLC. They need to be in the hands of an experienced rescuer and they too, can thrive.”

A week down the line and little Voldy is doing well, getting stronger every day. He is lucky to be in such good hands that will do all they can to improve his quality of life. A big thank you to Rachel and her dedicated team.

Watch his journey here:

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