Cat Tries to 'Get Himself Rescued' for Almost Half a Year Finally Gets His Wish This Winter
A cat who had tried to "get himself rescued" for almost half a year finally got his wish this winter. WinterLittleWanderersNYCA white cat had reportedly been lingering around a neighborhood for nearly half a year. He followed passers-by around and even waited outside the entrance of a building.When Little Wanderers NYC (an animal rescue) received a request to help the stray, they sprang into action. "When I saw the cat had been in a fight and had a wound, I rushed over with a can of sardines," a volunteer rescuer shared."When I arrived, he was meowing and following people around, clearly desperate for food and help." He had been seeking rescue for nearly six monthsLittleWanderersNYCDriven by hunger, the cat walked straight into the humane trap and devoured the can of food. When the door closed, he didn't even flinch, as if he'd been waiting for this moment."I'm relieved he's safe inside now and will get the chance he deserves." He followed people around, meowing for food and helpLittleWanderersNYCThey lovingly named the cat Winter and whisked him to the vet to receive the urgent care he needed.The veterinary team treated him for a fracture and several bite wounds on his left forelimb. With ample rest, nourishing food, and plenty of TLC, Winter was finally on the mend and ready to move into a foster home. Winter received the much-needed medical attention after his life on the streetsLittleWanderersNYCAfter seeking shelter for so long, he was now safe from the cold and hunger. Though he was scared and reserved at first, he grew more confident with each passing day."He's doing very well in foster care and is learning how to be an indoor cat. He is coming around." He was shy at first but slowly adjusted to indoor lifeLittleWanderersNYCWinter spent several weeks resting and recovering from his wounds, truly settling into the comfort of indoor life. He eagerly awaited mealtime and cherished his cozy cat bed, where he found comfort and peace.Once his leg fully healed, his beautiful personality began to blossom. Winter loves his cozy cat bedLittleWanderersNYCWith the help of cat treats, Winter has learned to enjoy affection from people. "He's so brave and adjusting to the good life.""For the most part, he's been a sleepy boy, catching up on rest. He's very talkative and seeks affection but only exactly how he likes it—mostly by rubbing against your legs and getting his back pet." He has learned to enjoy affection from his peopleLittleWanderersNYC"He's still skittish to sudden movements, but he's already made so much progress."Winter has started to play with toys and goes wild for catnip. He enjoys taking beauty naps in his trusty bed throughout the day, stretching his arms wide without a care in the world. He's so much more relaxed and happier nowLittleWanderersNYCWith his confidence growing, Winter has become curious and adventurous, exploring the house, jumping on furniture, and discovering new things.Seeing him transform into a joyful, loving house cat warms the hearts of everyone at Little Wanderers NYC. Winter is getting more adventurous, curious about all the new thingsLittleWanderersNYCAfter nearly six months of waiting for rescue, Winter finally got his wish and is now ready to find a forever family that will love and spoil him endlessly. Happy and lovedLittleWanderersNYCShare this story with your friends. More on Winter on Instagram @winterinbrooklynn and Little Wanderers NYC @littlewanderersnyc and Facebook.Related story: Outgoing Cat Came Up to a Person Asking for Food and Help and Ended Up Landing a Place of His Dreams
A cat who had tried to "get himself rescued" for almost half a year finally got his wish this winter.
WinterLittleWanderersNYC
A white cat had reportedly been lingering around a neighborhood for nearly half a year. He followed passers-by around and even waited outside the entrance of a building.
When Little Wanderers NYC (an animal rescue) received a request to help the stray, they sprang into action. "When I saw the cat had been in a fight and had a wound, I rushed over with a can of sardines," a volunteer rescuer shared.
"When I arrived, he was meowing and following people around, clearly desperate for food and help."
He had been seeking rescue for nearly six monthsLittleWanderersNYC
Driven by hunger, the cat walked straight into the humane trap and devoured the can of food. When the door closed, he didn't even flinch, as if he'd been waiting for this moment.
"I'm relieved he's safe inside now and will get the chance he deserves."
He followed people around, meowing for food and helpLittleWanderersNYC
They lovingly named the cat Winter and whisked him to the vet to receive the urgent care he needed.
The veterinary team treated him for a fracture and several bite wounds on his left forelimb. With ample rest, nourishing food, and plenty of TLC, Winter was finally on the mend and ready to move into a foster home.
Winter received the much-needed medical attention after his life on the streetsLittleWanderersNYC
After seeking shelter for so long, he was now safe from the cold and hunger. Though he was scared and reserved at first, he grew more confident with each passing day.
"He's doing very well in foster care and is learning how to be an indoor cat. He is coming around."
He was shy at first but slowly adjusted to indoor lifeLittleWanderersNYC
Winter spent several weeks resting and recovering from his wounds, truly settling into the comfort of indoor life. He eagerly awaited mealtime and cherished his cozy cat bed, where he found comfort and peace.
Once his leg fully healed, his beautiful personality began to blossom.
Winter loves his cozy cat bedLittleWanderersNYC
With the help of cat treats, Winter has learned to enjoy affection from people. "He's so brave and adjusting to the good life."
"For the most part, he's been a sleepy boy, catching up on rest. He's very talkative and seeks affection but only exactly how he likes it—mostly by rubbing against your legs and getting his back pet."
He has learned to enjoy affection from his peopleLittleWanderersNYC
"He's still skittish to sudden movements, but he's already made so much progress."
Winter has started to play with toys and goes wild for catnip. He enjoys taking beauty naps in his trusty bed throughout the day, stretching his arms wide without a care in the world.
He's so much more relaxed and happier nowLittleWanderersNYC
With his confidence growing, Winter has become curious and adventurous, exploring the house, jumping on furniture, and discovering new things.
Seeing him transform into a joyful, loving house cat warms the hearts of everyone at Little Wanderers NYC.
Winter is getting more adventurous, curious about all the new thingsLittleWanderersNYC
After nearly six months of waiting for rescue, Winter finally got his wish and is now ready to find a forever family that will love and spoil him endlessly.
Happy and lovedLittleWanderersNYC
Share this story with your friends. More on Winter on Instagram @winterinbrooklynn and Little Wanderers NYC @littlewanderersnyc and Facebook.
Related story: Outgoing Cat Came Up to a Person Asking for Food and Help and Ended Up Landing a Place of His Dreams
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