Milo has got a visitor ❤️
May 14, 2025
Milo is a male cat who loves to cuddle – to everyone, without exception ❤.
When I look at him today, I find it hard to believe that he was a withdrawn and distrustful cat. Now he’s a real cuddler who happily snuggles up to people, embraces their necks with his paws and gives out kisses.
I love him – it’s an amazing feeling when this six-pound mischief maker cuddles like a baby, seeking closeness and warmth 😍.
Recently we were visited by Aga, a tourist from Poland. And it was love at first sight – Milo immediately stole her heart, and she got his ❤
Ewa
February 24, 2025
I really enjoy watching my cats show affection to each other – especially when the adults take care of their tiny charges.
Dear friends, Milo will soon be looking for a home! He is a large, extremely cuddly male cat who loves company. Look at how thoughtfully he takes care of little Grey!
Grey is almost healthy now – the wound on her head has healed beautifully, and the fur, which we had to shave due to a skin infection, is starting to grow back. I’m glad she is recovering well.
Ewa
January 17, 2025
Dear friends, several people have asked in emails about Milo, so I wanted to share the current news with you.
Our male cat is feeling great! He has gained weight, has a great appetite and is now completely healthy. The paw, which was broken, is still a little stiff, but it doesn’t prevent him from moving at all. We exercise daily to relax the muscles and improve its dexterity.
Milo is a big, friendly and trusting cat who loves sleeping in bed. She also has her favorite spot – on the refrigerator! I think she likes to watch the world from above.
Thank you for your concern and interest! ❤
Ewa
November 4, 2025
Dear Friends! I just wanted to let you know that Milo and Lucus underwent the neutering procedure yesterday! The cats were very brave and endured the whole procedure without crying or screaming😊
Ewa
September 6, 2024
This morning I saw such a sight 😊Milo climbed on the litter box by himself!
Just yesterday he only tried to lift himself up, and today he covered the distance from the room to the kitchen ❤Bravo Milo!!! You are a brave kitten!
I thank you from the bottom of my heart for helping me save this poor guy!
Ewa
August 30, 2024
Milo is already with me.
The paw surgery was very difficult but the doctor is happy with the way it went. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that she will be fully functional, as the fracture was very complicated. Fortunately, the cat has no internal injuries. For the next few days Milo will be given an antibiotic drip. I still have to feed him with a syringe, but I hope that soon he will start eating on his own.
Dear friends I am very grateful to you for saving this kitten❤ If it wasn’t for your commitment, I wouldn’t have been able to help him myself. Thank you ❤
Ewa
August 28, 2024
I do not know how to thank you!!!
Milo is already in the clinic, being prepared for surgery. Thank you to everyone who helped, even with the smallest amount. Even this morning the situation was dire, but thanks to you even more than the $100 missing this morning was collected. I will use the surplus for Milo’s medications, which will definitely be needed after the operation.
Keep your fingers crossed for him now that the surgery will be successful and Milo will recover. Once again, thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Ewa
Milo lies on the sidewalk in a pool of blood. Blood is dripping from his muzzle. There is something sticking out of his front paw that looks like a fragment of a broken bone. Milo looks at me with eyes widened with pain and fear. He doesn’t understand what has happened. What he’d most like to do is to run away from here to some dark corner where there will be no people. Where no one will see him. There he could wait. Wait for death or for a miracle.
But the body refused to obey Milo. His paws wouldn’t lift him, though he tried with all his might and more than once. That’s why Milo is still lying here, on the sidewalk. In a pool of blood, exposed to the gaze of people, but none of whom rushed to his aid. He is breathing fast, and when I approach him, he makes a strange sound – neither a murmur nor a moan. I don’t know if he’s trying to scare me away or just asking me to leave him alone.
Poor Milo, what happened to you? Did you fall off the roof? Did you fall off someone’s balcony? Or are you the victim of some degenerate who did this to you? There are some indications of this, such as the fact that Milo is lying in a place where he could not have fallen from the roof. He could, admittedly, have crawled here. But other than where Milo now lies, there are no traces of blood anywhere….
The security guard is unable to answer this question. Nor the other – why he only let me know now, when Milo has been lying here for several hours. He, the security guard, is the one who called me to come and get the cat, which fell off the balcony. But although he claims to have seen the moment of the fall, he can’t point out which balcony it was. That’s why I don’t believe him and think he’s hiding the true course of events.
But that doesn’t matter now. Now the most important thing is Milo and that I should give him the help as soon as possible, for which he has been waiting far, far too long anyway.
I gently lift the kitten, although I can see that I am causing him pain. But I have no choice. I take him straight to the clinic.
An examination and an X-ray show that Milo has a cracked palate and a very serious open fracture in the joint of one of his paws. The broken bone has pierced the skin. In addition, he is in a state of shock caused by the accident – he has a fever, a very elevated heart rate and blood pressure. It is unknown how his body will continue to react. It is necessary to urgently fuse the palate and perform a complicated operation to put the joint back together. This needs to be done as soon as possible, as soon as Milo’s condition stabilizes a bit.
Milo was given intravenous drugs and a nutritional drip. The doctor gave him very strong painkillers and stiffened the broken paw. But then I had to take the cat home, because that’s all the doctor did on credit. For the operation I must already have the money, without this the doctors will not do anything more for Milo.
Therefore, I am very much asking you for help.
P.S. I walked around the block afterwards, knocking on all the apartments. No one acknowledged Milo.
