Kitten Recovering After Being Found with Nose and Mouth Superglued

A kitten was found in a Tennessee apartment with her mouth and nose superglued in late May, and the kitten, now named Haven, is finally recovering.

Source: WJHL/Youtube

Carter County Animal Shelter worked to remove the glue from her mouth so she could eat and breathe. Some of the glue is still stuck on poor Haven’s nose, but the kitten is finally able to eat and has come a long way since she was first rescued. The shelter believes that eventually, the glue will come off.

Shannon Posada, the Carter County Animal Shelter director, told WJHL, “She’s doing well. She still has some issues and some irritation but all and all, we’re very thankful that she got to us when she did, and she got the treatment that has got her where she’s at today.”

Once Haven heals, she will be put up for adoption and hopefully find her furrever home!

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