It’s heart-wrenching to learn about stray animals that are left to suffer on the streets. However, there are also plenty of kind-hearted people who step up to help these animals and give them a better life. Dinah is one such lucky cat who was abandoned but has now found a wonderful home where she has transformed and thrived.
Back in July 2019, a compassionate individual named Molly Sotak observed Dinah struggling to survive on the streets of LA in a sorry state. Unfortunately, the poor kitten was gravely ill and required immediate veterinary attention. With a heart full of kindness, Molly reached out to the Stray Cat Alliance, who were quick to step in and provide necessary care for Dinah.
The poor pup was in dire need of medical attention due to some serious health concerns. Molly had been keeping an eye on her for several days before finally being able to catch her. The volunteers quickly scooped up the pup and rushed her to the vet. Upon examination, it was discovered that Dinah had a severe flea infestation, which explained the grime and blackness on her face. Furthermore, she was suffering from calicivirus, displaying symptoms like extreme thinness, dehydration, a bad upper respiratory infection, and painful lesions on her tongue.
It appears that due to her ulcers and congestion, Dinah is unable to consume any food. The Stray Cat Alliance shared on their Instagram account that Dinah is currently being treated with IV fluids, antibiotics, and flea medication.
Fortunately, the little feline recovered swiftly and was welcomed into a caring household. Dinah, as she was named by her new guardian Rebecca Schneider, now enjoys a fresh start in life. She’s a content and sprightly cat who adores snuggles and fun-filled playtime. It brings us great joy to witness her relishing the life of luxury that she rightfully deserves.
Dinah has now become a courageous and self-assured feline!
This adorable little fur ball is a constant source of joy and amusement for us. Her playful nature never fails to put a smile on our faces as she happily trots after us wherever we go in the house. She even gets involved with the household chores, such as ‘helping’ to make the bed or assisting with loading the dishwasher. She delights in joining us for TV time and simply craves to be included in everything we do.
