The animal rescue organization Puppy Kitty NYC in Queens, New York, recently rescued a kitten named Figaro. It had a serious wound on its face and was in critical condition. After receiving the request for help, the organization’s president, Meagan, immediately sent it to the emergency hospital. Despite the veterinarian’s best efforts to save Figaro, it still needed long-term special care. Meagan decided to foster it himself.
Figaro’s injuries might have been caused by an electric shock or a raccoon attack, resulting in the loss of half of its nose and one of its teeth, but it has a strong will. Meagan was moved by its courage and finally decided to adopt it. Nowadays, Figaro has grown into a confident and friendly cat, becoming the “little tyrant” of the family.
Puppy Kitty NYC saved over 900 animals and has always adhered to the principle of “not refusing any animal in need of help”. Meagan encourages people to adopt pets with special needs and provides support. Figaro’s story proves that love and care can work wonders.
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