There are all kinds of kittens, which as they grow older slowly show their character. There are playful kittens, curious kittens and lazy kittens. And there are kittens like him, that you catch, you pick them up, you put them in your arms and in your arms and on your neck, and they sit there, as if that's where they belong.
Taylor is such a kitten, and so it was from the first day we found him. He was sitting on the sidewalk, alone, with his tail waving at the root and dead, and just waiting. We picked him up and took him to the car with his hands, five whole blocks, and he didn't pull out faintly he didn't move, he didn't react, as if it was the most normal thing for a hand to hold him in the air and take him somewhere.
His uritsa was amputated, and the recovery lasted several weeks because the wound was so close to his poop that there was almost no skin to heal around. After so long hospitalization he became even more butter than he was when we found him. If he trusted the hands that sprinkled him once, now he trusts them ten. He takes the human embrace for granted, human hands consider themselves to exist for him, and he is left to do whatever you want, because he is sure that whatever you do, it will be for his good.
He is a baby with incredible confidence in people, a sweet, tender and honeyed kitten, and he is looking for his forever home.
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