Woman Finds Mysterious Box On Street And Sees The Cutest Face Looking Back At Her

Carolyn Mullet

It's heartbreaking that some furry angels are neglected somewhere out there. Many reasons can be given for the act, and a few of them are inevitable. Thus, we never feel it's fair to judge. We hope every little being will find a home and enjoy a happy life like this tough kitty whose story is about to share right away. Don't miss his soul-healing journey!

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On a freezing morning in December 2022, in Yonkers, New York, a lady walked her dog around the block. Since it was bitterly cold outside, she decided to return home quickly. Nevertheless, she was curious about a Prime Amazon card box on the street, so she wanted to check it out.
Her dog approached and sniffed at it first. The thing inside the box wasn't irritating or dangerous but seemed to stir. Then, the woman flipped the box's flap and saw the sweetest face looking back at her. An unexpectedly adorable orange cat popped his head up and stared at the kind lady.

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She was shocked and totally unprepared for this overloading cuteness. After taking some pics with her smartphone, she brought the feline to a nearby vet clinic because she thought he might have hypothermia from staying too long in the cold. Right after, the cat received care and evaluation from the vet team here.
Even though the tiny orange bean-jelly-toe guy was scared, he soon warmed up and was grateful for being saved. He loved the warmth and cuddled up in a blanket. They ran several tests to check his general health condition. The cat was super friendly and didn't cause any trouble in the process.

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The purring fellow was in good shape except for an injury that hadn't healed properly on his behind leg, but the vet team couldn't do anything to correct it. Then, they contacted Little Wanderers NYC so that the organization would find him a new home.

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Lisa Winters, director of Little Wanderers NYC, said they sheltered the cat from the vet hospital and named him Elf. Elf soon made friends with other felines and caretakers here, which hinted that he had had a family previously. Nobody knew why he was left in a card box, but the good thing was his cold, rough journey on the street had ended.
Miri and Eliezer were the cat's new parents. They liked to call him Sunkist because his fur color matched the soda Sunkist. They surely did their best to "spoil" him with many, many, many toys and treats.

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