A wayward cat that was discovered by Caltrans staff on the 5 Freeway in Orange County will probably be up for adoption following therapy for its accidents.
The staff noticed the orange cat curled up close to the middle divider of the freeway mistaking it for a deceased animal. Upon additional inspection, they realized the kitty was simply frightened and injured, too weak to maneuver.
The Caltrans staff acted shortly grabbing no matter articles of clothes they might discover inside their work truck and took the cat to the Mission Viejo Animal Services Center for much-needed care. The feline’s paws and nails had extreme highway rash from scurrying, in addition to a limp on her rear left leg, a burn on her again and a scratch on her nostril.
The cat was named Callie in honor of her rescuers.
She is anticipated to make a full restoration and will probably be up for adoption as soon as she is totally healed and spayed.
The therapy was all due to Mission Viejo Animal Services Center’s nonprofit DAWG, which paid for the cat’s care.
“Sometimes it takes a village to assist homeless pets in our neighborhood, and that is definitely the case with Callie,” mentioned Animal Care Supervisor Brynn Lavison. “We recognize the compassion of the Caltrans staff, the arduous work of Dr. Fahrtash, and the generosity of DAWG for serving to to save lots of Callie’s life.”
