Three black kittens were found in a roadside snow pile in Cormack a few days ago.
Image Credits: Clyde Compton
Clyde Compton, a delivery man who was driving a truck of milk through a snowstorm in Canada, spotted a strange black pile in the middle of the snowstorm. At first, he thought that it was a piece of clothing, but on second glance, he saw a heartbreaking scene.
Image Credits: Clyde Compton
There were three tiny black kittens covered in ice and snow, huddled together, trying to survive. The poor kittens had probably been thrown into the snow from the road and had to face the freezing. At that moment, Clyde knew that he had to save the poor animals from the snowstorm. He quickly jumped from his truck and rushed through the snow to their aid.
Image Credits: Clyde Compton
Compton picked up the kittens and drove them back to his home, 12 miles away, where his wife and daughter were waiting to warm up the poor kittens. Luckily, all the kittens were doing well after being warmed.
Image Credits: Clyde Compton
His family already has four rescue pets (two cats and two dogs), so they got in touch with a local animal rescue group called Deer Lake Kitty Rescue to care for stray kittens and transfer them to a shelter.
Image Credits: Clyde Compton
After being saved, the little lives were named after their rescue: Flurry, Shiver, and Stormy. They are now in the care of the Newfoundland West SPCA, where hopefully they will soon find their forever home.
Image Credits: Clyde Compton
Staff at the shelter make sure that whoever brings these beautiful felines home won’t be disappointed because they are indeed special little souls. Please share this heartwarming story with your friends and family!
(h/t: The Dodo)