When this sweet Siamese cat was spotted wandering the streets of Illinois, it was obvious that she wasn’t a stray, but an abandoned cat. She was rescued by a kind woman named Michaela Muzzy. The beautiful, well-behaved feline had a clean coat, which was proof that she was a domestic animal.
Siamese abandoned cat found on the street with heartbroken note tied to her pink collar
The pretty pink collar around her neck also indicated that she had had owners. But it wasn’t clear why she had been abandoned, even when the rescuer read the touching note attached to her collar.
The rescued cat was taken to the Effingham County Animal Shelter, where volunteers read the touching note, written by a little girl, named Lacey. She called the cat Violet, saying goodbye.
Siamese abandoned cat found on the street with heartbroken note tied to her pink collar
It was obvious how hard it was for this little child to be separated from her beloved cat, but, apparently, she had to do it for some unknown reason. In the emotional note, Lacey asked the new owner to take good care of the cat.
The touching note broke the hearts of everyone in the shelter. Using a microchip, they tried to find the cat’s owners, but to no avail. There was only one other way to find the owners, using the social media platform, which also yielded no results.
Siamese abandoned cat found on the street with heartbroken note tied to her pink collar
The staff decided to find a new home for the sweet cat, publishing her story and sharing her photos online. Many people were impressed by Violet’s story.
Cindy Murray was one of those people who was touched by the cat’s heartbreaking story. She was ready to see the cat immediately. Soon, she was already holding the Siamese cat in her arms at the shelter.
Siamese abandoned cat found on the street with heartbroken note tied to her pink collar
Cindy wasted no time in adopting her and bringing her home.
Violet had the perfect life with her new home and her new owners, who gave her not only a home, but their love, care and attention.
Cindy was going to film a short video and share it online, so Lacey could see that her beloved cat was safe and happy.
