Kitten was underweight, now in foster care
A six-week-old kitten is protected and sound in foster care after being rescued from a storm drain close to the on-ramp to I-95 in Canton by the Animal Rescue League of Boston’s (ARL) Area Providers Division.
ARL acquired a name on July 19 from a passerby who noticed the kitten wandering on Neponset Avenue in Canton and given his measurement and the very fact he was alone, ARL instantly sprang into motion to make sure the protection of the animal.
As soon as on-scene, ARL brokers scoured a wooded space the place the kitten was noticed and after a short while, may hear him crying – from inside a storm drain.
As soon as the exit pipe was positioned, brokers set a humane entice and performed kitten sounds to lure him out of his hiding place.
After a brief wait, the kitten got here out and was instantly drawn to the meals that had been positioned within the entice.
When he started ravenously consuming, the entice closed, and brokers ready him for the quick transport drive to ARL’s Boston Animal Care & Adoption Middle.
The kitten, now named Pigeon, was very skinny, weighing simply over a pound, and was extraordinarily soiled, however was in any other case wholesome.
He’ll stay in foster take care of a number of weeks to achieve weight and attain the suitable age to be neutered and can then be made out there for adoption.
ARL reminds the general public that anybody who spots a home animal in misery or hazard is urged to contact ARL Area Providers for help at (617) 426-9170 x563.
