Kristina Pepelko is a writer, avid traveler, food lover and passionate animal, environmental and social... Kristina Pepelko is a writer, avid traveler, food lover and passionate animal, environmental and social justice advocate. She has taught English in Croatia and worked as a travel writer for Like Croatia. Currently, she serves as a poetry editor for the literary journal, Squalorly and as a volunteer for Keep Michigan Wolves Protected in addition to being an OGP Green Monster who focuses on the Buzz Monster and Earth Monster channels. You can follow her on Twitter: @K__Pep. Read more about Kristina Pepelko Read More
A year ago, kitten Tim was homeless, living in a vacant lot in North Carolina with only a groundhog hole as protection from chilly fall and winter weather.
Tim lived at this lot with a group of other kittens, who were presumably his siblings.
One day, a woman known as Reddit user Natasha10005 discovered the group at the empty lot, which sat right next to her workplace. Most of the kittens disappeared, afraid of visitors, and only Tim remained.
“Not sure what happened to them … I did see a black cat run across the lot the other day when I got to work so that may be one of his brothers still there. I tried to get close enough to them to catch them but they and the mom were all basically feral. We have a TNR (trap neuter release) program here where they fix them and notch their ears so if I see them again I’ll try and get some traps,” said Natasha via Life with Cats.
Natasha ended up rescuing Tim, and for the last year, he has been living a happy, healthy, and warm life with her indoors.
Discover Tim’s heartwarming journey from groundhog hole to forever home with the photo story below.
Many animals like Tim are searching for their forever homes too — check out these 10 mutts and 10 senior pets that are currently up for adoption. If you’re looking for another photo rescue story, don’t miss our feature on baby squirrel Zip right here.
All images: Natasha10005 / Imgur
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Yay!
Heartwarming for the cat. Not so heartwarming for the innocent chicken that wound up in the lady’s biscuit. Double standard. Too bad nobody was around to rescue the chicken.