In a sociopathic act of animal cruelty, an orange tabby was glued to a Minnesota interstate highway and abandoned.

Fortunately, a compassionate couple saw the forlorn cat at the side of the road, and thought he had been hit by a car. They stopped to investigate, and picked up the cat. Unfortunately, in so doing, the glue ripped off the cat’s paw pads and pulled out some of his claws.

“We’ve never seen anything like it,” said the Second Chance Rescue crew. “It’s a mouth dropper because you are just like are you kidding me? but they did it.” Second Chance named the cat Timothy and provided the necessary medical attention.

Timothy is recovering in the care of a foster family. Second Chance says the cat could be up for adoption once he’s recovered.

Here’s the video (In a reader? Click here):

Second Chance Animal Rescue is a nonprofit 501(c)(3), all-volunteer organization that incorporated in 1994. They are dedicated to rescuing, caring for and placing homeless dogs and cats. They also educate the public on respect for all animal life, including the importance of spaying and neutering in order to reduce the number of animals who are euthanized.

Second Chance’s mission is to provide homeless dogs and cats with a second chance at life and companionship. The organization goes beyond the confines of shelter walls to build an extensive network of knowledgeable, experienced, talented and caring individuals focused on:

• Quality animal care and services
  
• Animal welfare education
  
• Positive people/animal relationships
  
• Cooperative rescue efforts

[LINK: ksfy.com]