Linda came to the cat shelter from Missouri to look after her pet. She admired the big-eyed attractive Bucky at first sight, but she had no idea what they would have to go through together…

The shelter worker opened the cage, and the affectionate cat came out to Linda. He was limping a bit, due to a missing leg fragment, the staff explained.

Linda returned to the shelter numerous times to see the cat.

Bucky, on the other hand, was discovered to be infected with the feline immunodeficiency virus in the meanwhile. It was discovered out that they planned to put him to death for this reason in the prior, horrible shelter

The news shocked Linda. However, after thinking a little and calming down, the woman came to the conclusion that a disease that is not transmitted to humans is not a reason to change such good plans.

Then came the second piece of awful news. The cat got depressed as inflammation developed on the injured paw. He was in pain, so the doctors decided to amputate the limb. Linda awaited the operation’s outcome with bated breath, and her worst fears were realized when Bucky developed problems.

Linda finally recognized how much they need each other while the cat was sick. She recalled his purring lovingly and was concerned about his health.

Fortunately, the cat improved dramatically over time. He was discharged one day, and Linda welcomed the long-awaited pet into her house. The cat has grown fluffier, rounder, and more entertaining at home. Despite his immunodeficiency virus, which, by the way, does not progress, he became accustomed to running on three legs and loving life.