A kitten fell from a height, and his mother could only entrust him to humans and walk away.

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The Mountaintop Discovery

The air was crisp and silent on the mountaintop, broken by faint meowing. I leaned in to pinpoint the direction, curiosity and concern stirring me to investigate.

Hearing a faint meow on the mountain breeze, I followed the sound to find a weak cat trembling on the ground, her half-open eyes flickering.

The Fallen Cat

An elderly man nearby explained he saw the cat fall from the roof. We stood, uncertain and worried about her condition.

The cat lay still, her eyes darting with desperation. Unable to move, her gaze followed every sound and motion, a silent determination to survive despite her injuries.

The First Rescue

The cat lay motionless, each breath faint. The mother watched intently, her tension evident.

The mother cat’s gaze followed me. Her eyes, filled with fear and desperation, tracked my steps. 

Holding her kitten, I resolved to carry it up first, feeling her trust.

The Rescue

Fearing the injured cat might panic, I used a shovel to gently lift her. I carefully maneuvered it under her frame to avoid causing further distress.

I placed the kitten in a safer spot. The mother cat approached, sniffed it, then bounded off. 

Stunned by her departure, I couldn’t abandon the kitten.

The Little One

I carried the kitten to the pet hospital, cradling her in a towel.

Her eyes fluttered weakly but held determination. I explained the situation to the vet, hopeful she might have a chance.

A Fighting Chance

The veterinarian examined the kitten and recommended medication due to her age. Despite her state, the kitten ate, giving me hope. I resolved to help her recover.

The kitten, injured yet determined, nibbled her food—a quiet fight against fate. Each small victory, like a bite or meow, showed she wasn’t ready to give up.

The Second Dose

I hoped she would make it.

I gave her the second dose of medicine mixed in canned food. Hungry from the ordeal, she ate eagerly despite her weakness. She still couldn’t move her limbs, but I hoped she would regain strength with care.

Feeding Time

Last night, her cries pierced the quiet. Hunger drove her fragile body.

She ate the food as soon as I held it to her mouth, her body trembling with resolve.

Healing and Fluffy

By the fourth day, the kitten’s wounds had healed. I bathed her, washed away grime, and she lay nestled on me, kneading with soft meows.

The kitten nestled against my chest, her coat brushing me as she batted at my fingers. Her eyes met mine, a gentle purr rising from her. It was hard to believe she was the silent creature I found on the mountainside. Her faint meow reflected trust and affection.

Her Gentle Meows

She releases soft meows, a reminder of her journey and the bond we share, as if to say she’s alive, safe, and loved.

She eats everything I give—chicken breast, dried fish—and enjoys it quietly, without overindulging.

Learning to Stand

Day 5: The little one’s progress was small but encouraging. Her legs, once lifeless, began trembling under her tiny frame.

Despite her determination, she couldn’t stand upright yet. Each attempt brought her closer to standing tall on her own.

A Mother’s Love

I cleaned her ears, scooped her up, and let her curl on my lap. Her paws batted at my hands, showing trust.

Stroking her fur, I reminded her she was loved and no longer alone. She’ll know kindness and the safety of unconditional care.

A New Routine

Day 10: The little one took her first wobbly steps today, her tiny paws unsteadily finding footing.

Her hesitant movements showed growing strength, a small victory for the fragile life I had taken in.

Worried for Her Welfare

Since taking her in, I constantly worry if she’s eating and sleeping well. Caring for her has shown me what it means to nurture a life.

This must be what it feels like to care for someone beyond yourself.

Climbing Practice

I want her to feel joy and warmth daily, loved and secure in our home.

Day 23: Her legs grow stronger daily. To rebuild her confidence, I’ve started teaching her to climb stairs.

At first, she hesitated, uncertain, but with encouragement, she took her first steps. Each effort brings progress. Together, we’re overcoming these steps.

Overcoming Hesitation

The kitten hesitated at the staircase, trembling. I knelt beside her, coaxing gently.

She tested her courage, taking tentative steps until she reached the bottom and looked up at me. I praised her for her determination.

Lethargic Moments

She’s attentive and curious, as though she understands my words.

I gave her a deworming treatment today, but it left her sluggish. She spent most of the day 

A Restless Night

Day 25: The little one had her first deworming today and has been unusually quiet. Her playful energy has turned into a drowsy demeanor.

Tonight, she sleeps in my room. She’s been low-energy today, and I want to keep her close to ensure she’s alright.

Her Clingy Friend

I feel anxious at the thought of not seeing her. The bond we’ve built feels too precious to lose.

A month had passed since I found her. Now, she was my constant shadow, trailing me with tiny paws.

Simple Diet

Chinese domestic cats blend into life easily, demanding little while offering much.

Mine enjoys simple care and prefers rice porridge over fancy cat food, reflecting their adaptable nature.

Old Flavors, New Joys

She savors the rice porridge, her tongue flicking as if it’s a lost comfort, reminding her of warmth with her mother.

Day 32: She’s mischievous now, dodging strokes with agility and letting out a tiny hiss—an invitation to chase her. The timid kitten has become a confident, cheeky companion.

A Gentle Shift

She used to nuzzle into my hand, purring softly. Now she darts away, hissing and batting my hand playfully.

I smile, recalling her gentleness and marveling at her change.

Mischievous Yet Polite

Now at ease, she playfully hisses instead of nuzzling, showing her lively spirit.

She waits patiently for permission to join me on the bed. Her playful antics amuse me, but this gesture of respect warms my heart.

A New Routine

She stands by the bedside, eyes fixed on me, waiting. When I call her, she pads onto the bed and settles beside me.

Even in mischief, there’s an unspoken bond between us.

Destructive Habits

Day 43: Today, she shredded my son’s test papers in moments. Her playful energy worries me. Will she turn the house into a battlefield as she grows older?

Today, she shredded my son’s test papers. Her playful energy makes me wonder—will she turn the house into a battlefield as she grows older?

Waiting All Day

Day 45: The kids said she stayed in my room all day, refusing to come out. It’s touching to think she waited for me so patiently.

When I opened my door, there she was, waiting, her tiny frame leaning into me, her eyes pleading.

Could such a small creature feel longing, or was it my own heart projecting?

Trouble at Home

The thought of leaving her for a week gnawed at me as my trip neared.

Over two months, she had become family. I worried how she’d cope—would she eat, sleep well?

She darted into the kitchen, meowing urgently. When I didn’t respond, she sat in the doorway, watching me.

That night, she turned the bed into her playground, leaping and pouncing with energy, a stark contrast to her usual quiet self.

Late-Night Watcher

When I ignored her, she let out a soft meow and sat by the kitchen door, her eyes fixed on me, silently willing me to notice her.

That night, when I called her to the bed, she couldn’t settle.

Restless and brimming with energy, she darted and climbed, turning the bed into her playground.

Mischief Maker

She sprang and leapt on the bed like it was a jungle gym.

Nights were calmer before her mischief.

The cat now bounds through the house with energy, pouncing, rolling, and swatting at invisible foes, immersed in the thrill of the game.

A Familiar Scent

The kitchen was filled with the aroma of frying dried fish, her favorite snack.

She meowed constantly by my side. Later, if left outside the door, she whined pitifully, but once inside, she pounced and played.

A sharp look and pointed finger flattened her ears, but I couldn’t help smiling at these moments.

Her eyes track my hands, voice growing louder with impatience, anticipating her treat.

Trouble with Whiskers

When kept off the bed, she sits by the door, meowing. Once allowed up, she starts pouncing and biting energetically.

She hops onto the bed, pounces with energy, nipping at my hands and darting around.

I mock reprimand her, but she defies, ready for the next move. It’s nightly chaos and laughter.

A Noticeable Change

When I point at her, she flattens her ears, readying for mischief.

Her playful defiance contrasts the timid kitten I first rescued, showing how much she’s grown under my care.

The kitten had grown sturdier and healthier, her coat gleaming. Once frail, she was now thriving—a testament to resilience and care.

Compromising with Cats

No cats on the bed, no cats on the table.

Two months later, the tiny ball of fur had softened resolve.

The bed became her kingdom, the table her playground, and her gentle purr made me question my earlier stance.

Unexpected Warmth

Each time I push open my bedroom door, she greets me with pleading eyes, her tiny frame quivering.

She stretches her paws as if begging for an embrace. I pick her up, marveling at her learned affection.

Cats show affection through small gestures like purring or following you.

Over time, their trust and love become evident and genuine.

Understanding Cats

Cats experience emotions. They also show affection when treated with care and kindness.

Today, we caught a tiny insect for her. She crouched low, tail swishing, focused on her new toy. She tapped it cautiously, then pounced. After that, she darted around with clumsy energy, filling the room with joy.