During September after the Ganesh festival,  ISHA found a very small kitten not even a month old, dumped on the street.   A very small soul indeed to survive on the streets with no mother and unable to eat  by itself.

The month of August gave us a chance to help an injured kitten who had been injured. The kitten was about a month old, and extremely delicate. She had an injury to her neck and was too delicate to cope with the trauma

We get a call from a slum-dweller, about a cat who has been injured on his neck and his cheek.I went there to check the cat, and found that Snooper was young about 5 to 6 months of age,  a frightened cat,  always trying to hide in some crevice behind a wall or some huge boulders.

Teddy came to us as a kitten, not more than 2 months of age. An accident had cut off all the fore-digits of his front right paw. Teddy was unable to walk and needed treatment for his wound. Teddy would need time to learn to adapt to his paw with a new look which was minus his digits. A part of his toes was still intact which was good.  Teddy is with us and this is he 7 years  later.Teddy grew up to be a big handsome guy and walks, runs, jumps and loves to sleep on the shelf or near the window.

Snowbell came to us in the year 2005. He was found in a state where he was completely starved and emaciated. I yet remember seeing all his ribs from a good distance and his pelvic bones too. The doctors had given up on him and told me he should be euthanized.But to me, the unique design on Snowbell’s face brought reminiscence of the Mountain Lion and I visualized how handsome would he have looked had he been healthy.