They brought a cage to the area, filling it with food in the hopes of luring the cat in. Finally, the green-coated cat cautiously approached the cage for a bite to eat. The team quickly closed the cage door, and the cat meowed in fear. Without wasting any time, they rushed to the veterinary clinic.

A Tough Battle to Save the Cat

At the clinic, they immediately began scrubbing the cat’s fur, trying to remove the stubborn paint. However, the paint wouldn’t come off easily. As a precaution, the veterinary team also used a camera to examine the cat’s insides and, to their horror, discovered that its stomach was full of paint.

The exhausted cat eventually lay down to rest, wrapped in a blanket. But soon, it began to vomit, expelling even more green paint.

Suspicions of Intentional Abuse

The rescue team visited a paint supply store to learn more about the paint the cat had been exposed to. It turned out to be a waterproof sealant, commonly used for industrial purposes. The cat had been found near a factory that uses this kind of paint, but there was one detail that raised concerns.

”What’s interesting about a cat is… They struggle when they fall in something but this one has paint covered till its face. And no paint on its back. Did someone who hated cats… dip the cat in paint while holding it? The back and back of neck are not covered in paint. It may not have fallen in by accident.Who did this awful thing to the cat?” the veterinarian noted.

A Happy Ending

In the final moments of the YouTube video shared by Kritter Klub, the previously green cat can be seen with its original reddish-orange fur.

Most importantly, the functions of its kidneys and liver had almost fully recovered, thanks to the swift action and dedication of the rescuers.

Watch the incredible rescue video below:

https://youtu.be/2n2rMzkNLHc?si=1CY6fVb0V1KOThM5