With his little broken teeth and tragic background, the poor kitty had no idea that love and a happy existence were even conceivable for him.
A 6-year-old orange tabby cat was brought to the Minnesota Animal Humane Society after spending the most of his life on the streets.
Unfortunately, he had broken teeth, an eye lesion that had healed, and he had tested positive for FIV. He also had the severe scars that abandoned life puts on some animals (feline immunodeficiency virus).
They gave him the name Bruce Willis and were shocked to discover at the shelter that despite everything he had gone through, he was still able to give and accept love, expressing his love with deep purrs.
They started looking for the devoted home that Bruce so well deserved. He began his humming engine every time someone came to see him at the shelter and hoped that was the day.
Sandra discovered Bruce on the shelter’s Facebook page on August 8, International Cat Day, and instantly fell in love. She was overcome with emotion when she viewed the portrait of herself.
Since her landlord forbids dogs, she made the decision to go see him “simply to observe.” The adorable red-haired kid gazed at her with such sorrowful eyes as soon as she walked up to her cage at the shelter.
Stories like Bruce’s demonstrate how certain animals may love and be grateful despite suffering.
How can you say no to such eyes, Sandra asked her landlord in a photo of Bruce. She was able to take him home thanks to that authorization.
Bruce finally realized his ambition. He stretched out his paws and laid down on the floor of his new home in a moment, purring as though he knew he would be there forever.
The entire night, it didn’t stop purring. She has followed Sandra everywhere she goes ever since that day.
Bruce needed a few days to adjust to all that was new and to comprehend that he was no longer need to forage for food or fend for himself.
