A wild kitten gazed through a glass patio window, captivated by the cozy indoor environment. Intrigued, she decided to take a chance and experience it for herself.
Bouskie
Chalet Orphelins Montreal
Linda from Montreal enjoys spending weekends with her family at a cabin outside the city. One weekend, she noticed two wild kittens scavenging for food on her patio.
She started feeding the young cats and eventually brought one of them to safety. The brown tabby ran away and couldn’t be found. A few weeks later, when Linda returned to the cabin, a familiar face showed up again.
The tabby reappeared on the patio, peering curiously into the window. She had grown taller, thinner, and looked hungrier than ever.
At Chatons Orphelins Montreal, a timid cat named Booskie would always try to run away whenever Linda approached her. Instead of trying to catch her manually, Linda set up a humane trap to help with the rescue. The hungry cat couldn’t resist the enticing smell of the food and walked right into the trap. Chatons Orphelins Montreal took in the shy cat and named her Booskie while providing her with care and love.
Chatoпs OrpheliпsMoпtreal rescued a three-month-old kitten who was severely underweight, infested with parasites, and had matted fur all over her body. After receiving proper care and having the knots removed from her coat, the kitten showed signs of improvement. Despite being cautious and reserved at first, she did not display any signs of aggression.
“She was very timid but allowed us to handle her. Once we started petting her, she began to purr,” recounted Celiпe from Chatoпs OrpheliпsMoпtreal.
Upon her arrival at her temporary home at Chato’s Orphelins Montreal, she displayed signs of fear and anxiety, choosing to hide in a box for days. She was unsure and scared, constantly moving from one hiding spot to another. The foster mom provided her with a makeshift bed made out of a cardboard box, where she found comfort and security. She only came out to eat and use the litter box when no one was around, remaining quiet and observant of her surroundings without making a sound.
She gradually started to open up and become more at ease in her surroundings. BoÏ…skie, a resident at ChatoпsOrpheliпsMoпtreal, made progress in feeling more comfortable but still hesitated to step outside her comfort zone. “The person fostering her would cuddle her like a purrito, bring her to the couch, and watch TV with the kitten in her arms.”
She began to explore around the house
Chato’s Orphelins Montreal
“Bootsie didn’t attempt to escape; in fact, she was fascinated by the other cats in the house, observing them run and play across the living room.”
After a week, the kitten mustered the courage to take small excursions. She darted from room to room, exploring every nook and cranny. When introduced to toys, her playful side emerged, transforming her into a bundle of happiness.
She began playing with her toys, Chato’s Orphelins Montreal. Bouskie has embraced the company of her humans and has become confident enough to seek attention and affection. Slowly but surely, she has become more outgoing. She adores other cats, trails after them, and mimics their every move.
The once shy kitty has transformed into a joyful, laid-back young cat with a loud meow come dinnertime.
She found her uniqueness at Chato’s Orphelins Montreal. “Embracing her new beginning, all she craves is love and admiration. Booskie was unfamiliar with human connection until she found her way to us, and now she relaxes instantly in loving arms, purring contently.”
She has transformed into a joyful and lively young feline at Chato’s Orphelins Montreal. Share this tale with your friends and discover more about Booskie and Chato’s Orphelins Montreal on Instagram and Facebook. In a related story, a large tomcat visits a house one day for food, changing the trajectory of his life.
