December 16th 2024.
Meet Squeak, a stray cat who has overcome incredible odds to survive the full force of Storm Darragh. This brave feline, with two broken legs, is now in search of a loving forever home.
Squeak, who used to roam the streets of Bury, disappeared for five days during the storm, causing concern for a woman who often fed him. As the days passed, she began to fear the worst for her furry friend. But to her surprise and relief, Squeak showed up at her doorstep the next morning, crying for help. Despite his injuries, he had somehow made his way to her house, determined to seek assistance.
The woman wasted no time and rushed Squeak to the vet, where she paid £500 for his x-rays and initial care. However, due to the high cost of treatment, she was unable to cover the full expenses. That's when Kitty Rescue Bury stepped in and took over Squeak's care, raising funds for his medical needs.
According to Chantelle Farrow, a volunteer at the shelter, the vet was amazed by Squeak's calm and loving nature, even with his broken legs. The vet didn't want to put him to sleep, but the cost of treatment was a major concern. Luckily, Kitty Rescue Bury was determined to give Squeak a second chance at life.
The brave little cat had to undergo two fracture repairs on his legs and also had his jaw wired shut due to an injury. This was no easy feat, but Squeak remained strong and resilient throughout his recovery. He has proved to be a true fighter, despite all the pain and discomfort.
Thanks to the generosity of donors, Kitty Rescue Bury was able to raise the necessary funds for Squeak's medical treatment. However, they are still accepting donations to cover additional expenses such as neutering and microchipping. The shelter also mentioned that they are fundraising for two other rescue cats in need, including one who survived for four nights with an injured leg in Bury town centre.
Once Squeak is fully recovered, the team at Kitty Rescue Bury will be looking for a loving home for him. They describe him as a lovely-natured cat who loves to cuddle. Although he is currently confined to a crate for his recovery, Squeak still manages to melt everyone's hearts with his affectionate personality.
The volunteers at the shelter also emphasized the importance of donations, as they are completely volunteer-run and rely solely on the generosity of others to continue their rescue efforts. With their unwavering dedication and the support of their community, they hope to give homeless cats like Squeak a chance at a happy and healthy life.
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