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Third pic is where I found him on a section of the Van Wyck-Whitestone expressway transition (NYC), against the barrier in a terrified little grey loaf with his eyes closed. I couldn’t have caught him without the help of 2 other people who stopped their cars after they realized what I was doing, especially the road maintenance truck driver who managed to grab him before he leapt over the barrier into traffic. He was so hard to catch! I managed to give him a flea bath, took him to the vet 30 hrs later and he was exhausted, very spicy but overall healthy and not chipped. We went through his bathroom quarantine, shots, neuter +chipped and now he’s living his new life to the fullest! He’s about 5 months old and very scared of people but trusts me very much and my other cat (female, 4 yrs) is warming up to him despite his crazy kitten energy. I’m so grateful I found him and could save his precious life.

Third pic is where I found him on a section of the Van Wyck-Whitestone expressway transition (NYC), against the barrier in a terrified little grey loaf with his eyes closed. I couldn’t have caught him without the help of 2 other people who stopped their cars after they realized what I was doing, especially the road maintenance truck driver who managed to grab him before he leapt over the barrier into traffic. He was so hard to catch! I managed to give him a flea bath, took him to the vet 30 hrs later and he was exhausted, very spicy but overall healthy and not chipped. We went through his bathroom quarantine, shots, neuter +chipped and now he’s living his new life to the fullest! He’s about 5 months old and very scared of people but trusts me very much and my other cat (female, 4 yrs) is warming up to him despite his crazy kitten energy. I’m so grateful I found him and could save his precious life.