A US police officer and a truck driver came to the rescue of a kitten stranded in the middle of a highway in Florida. The heartwarming incident was captured on video and shared on social media, where netizens praised the officer’s efforts. The kitten was safely removed from danger and has since found a loving home.
Three-week-old kittens were discovered in a plastic bag in an onion field in Huron, California. They were found tied up and nearly suffocated to death, weighing less than a pound each. Bianca Ibarra rescued the kittens and contacted Alexis Oxford, an Animal Care lead at Valley Oak SPCA in Visalia. Oxford has been caring for the kittens around-the-clock, force-feeding them and ensuring their health. The kittens are expected to be ready for adoption in five weeks. Valley Oak SPCA emphasizes the importance of responsible pet ownership and encourages donations to support their efforts in helping abandoned animals.
