Does anyone remember Yoda?

[thecatneuterer]

I posted a few photos of him around Christmas after he had been picked up on the street, very thin and with hardly any fur and covered in sores. I kept him for a while during his recovery and then found him a new home (he couldn't join my crowd as he was really scared of other cats). I've just visited him and took a few photos. I'm so thrilled he looks like a completely different cat. I thought you might like to see.

Before photos:

And him today.

Beautiful little yoda!! Well done you!

Aw

Aw I didn’t see the first post but he looks a beaut!!

He's done so well! He's a credit to you and his new owners.

Lovely update! He's very handsome and looks so healthy and happy now.

Best update ever. You made me do a wee lady weep. All the best!

He's beautiful

What a fantastic recovery, Yoda looks amazing and very happy. It must be times like this that keeps you going @catneuterer

Actually they look so different when they know they're loved and taken care of

Aww, how lovely to see him so content. Well done, another puss found a good home.

Oh gosh Yoda is a little sweetie! Well done you for giving him the head start he needed, we need more people like you

He looks like a different cat! I'm so glad you gave him the love he needed after being on the streets.

He's scrubbed up well! Lovely to see a happy ending

He looks lovely! A changed man

Awww... bless him! It must be lovely to be able to go and see them after they've gone to their new homes.

I know. Bless him. I don't usually have either the opportunity or the time to see them in their new homes, but the lady who has him has various special needs and needs a bit of support with his care (as well as help with buying him things as her PIP has been stopped even though she can barely walk and has severe learning difficulties - but that's another thread) so it looks as though I'm committed to visiting him regularly.

It's so good he's in a loving home. Great you are able to support the human looking after him so he has that stability.