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Earless Rescue Cat No One Wanted Rescues His Human

November 11, 2016

Earless Rescue Cat No One Wanted Rescues His Human

Don't let his grumpy face fool you. Otitis, a 10-year-old deaf, earless cat, is about as sweet as they come. But because of his age and special needs, no one seemed to want to take a chance on him. That is, until he met Molly. And the sweet kitty found a special way of repaying his new human!

Lonely And Unwanted

As Otitis got older, his ears were removed because of cysts, which left him deaf. His former owner didn't have the means to address the cat's health issues, and turned him over to a shelter.

godupdates earless cat saves the woman who rescued him 1 Credit: Instagram / @adventuresofotitis

It was starting to look like Otitis was destined to spend the rest of his days in a cage at the shelter, lonely and unwanted. But then Molly found him!

Molly's Story

Molly suffers from an anxiety disorder. And after a car accident, Molly was really struggling with panic attacks. She'd grown up on a farm, so animals had always been a part of her life. And she decided a cat was just what she needed to help her cope.

"I decided it was time for me to adopt an animal to help with my anxiety, because nothing helped me more than snuggling some furry friends," Molly said.

Molly's online research led her to Otitis. She knew he was meant for her the moment she saw him. And it was clearly not by chance that the two found each other.

God gave Molly a heart for special needs animals. She knew the extra time and expense they required usually made it difficult for these pets to find a forever home. She'd even owned a deaf pup before. So, it's obvious God had a special purpose in bringing these two together!

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Saved By Her Earless Cat

Molly was the first person to ever ask about adopting Otitis. When she got him home, Molly showered the kitty with love. And by day two, he was right at home!

godupdates earless cat saves the woman who rescued him 2 Credit: Instragram / @adventuresofotitis

Molly says Otitis is a regular snuggle bug. Despite his age, he's as playful as any kitten. And thanks to his loving, frisky nature, Molly's life, which was riddled with anxiety, has changed.

"He is my Emotional Support Animal and always snuggles me at night and when I'm very stressed or having a panic attack," Molly said. "He is some times the only thing that can calm me down at times. He's the best thing I ever did and he definitely rescued me, I didn't rescue him."

The pair is inseparable. And there's no question that God brought Otitis and Molly together!

A little girl calls a lonely widow 'old' at the grocery store, and you won't believe what happens next!

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Inspirational Short Stories of Animals Helping Humans

Here are a few of our favorite inspirational stories where our furry animal friends helped humans in our series of animal short stories that we thought you may like!

  1. Why Do Cats Purr? 7 Ways Cat Purrs Can Aid in Healing
  2. Beloved Pet Cat Saves Man From Committing Suicide
  3. Hero Cat Saves Owner By Dialing 911 At Just The Right Time
  4. Heroic Cat Saved The Entire Family From A House Fire By Biting Mom
  5. Masha The Cat Saves A Baby In Russia
  6. Cat Warned His Owner Of The Gatlinburg Wildfires & Saved His Life
  7. Heroic Dog Bit by Snake Protects Precious Girl
  8. Puppy Saves Town from Gas Leak
  9. Diabetic Alert Dog Saves 4-Year-Old Girl From 5 Miles Away
  10. Dog With Cancer Saves Owner From Suicide
  11. Service Dog Saves Owner from Being Hit by Bus

h/t: Sunny Skyz

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