Sometimes, life throws you a curveball and something bad happens that changes your existence forever.
However, that doesn’t mean you should let it get you down forever — like this cat in Singapore.
She lost a leg after plunging five floors, but still remains playful and lives life to the fullest.
Source: @causesforanimals_sg on Instagram
Now, she’s up for adoption for those willing to open their hearts to her.
In an Instagram post on Wednesday (25 Jan), Causes For Animals Singapore introduced Pandan Cake, who’s just one year old.
Source: @causesforanimals_sg on Instagram
The animal welfare charity said she used to live in an industrial area in the West.
Sadly, she fell five floors from a building.
Causes For Animals didn’t elaborate on how the incident happened, just that it resulted in one of her hind legs being amputated.
Source: @causesforanimals_sg on Instagram
Despite the painful and debilitating experience, Pandan Cake is apparently doing well.
According to the charity, she hasn’t lost her trust in people and is in fact “very trusting”.
She also loves playing, they added.
Source: @causesforanimals_sg on Instagram
While some might expect a cat with one leg missing to be less mobile, that’s not true for Pandan Cake, Causes For Animals said.
Three-legged cats can still scale and jump about, and she’s no exception, as they added,
Being three legged does not stop her from living life to the fullest!
Pandan Cake is now looking for her forever home, and is up for adoption.
She’s already sterilised, microchipped and vaccinated, so potential adopters don’t have to worry on that front.
However, they would have to cat-proof their windows and gates — as previously mentioned, she’s still able to scale and jump.
Source: @causesforanimals_sg on Instagram
Those interested may send an email to guanling@causesforanimals.com or WhatsApp (not call) 9837 1536.
Hopefully, after everything she’s been through, Pandan Cake can start a new life in the safe and loving home she deserves.
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Featured image adapted from @causesforanimals_sg on Instagram.
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