PETA Fieldworkers Shocked to Find Kitten Abandoned Like Trash
Oscar the Grouch might like dwelling in a trash can (as a lot as he’s able to liking something), however for Oscar the cat, a rubbish bin was hardly his most well-liked dwelling—moderately, it was merely the closest factor to shelter he might discover.
PETA fieldworkers stumbled upon Oscar’s malodorous domicile after they stopped to make use of the restroom at a fuel station in rural Virginia. Upon recognizing the PETA emblem on the fieldworkers’ van/T-shirts, an worker advised them that s/he was frightened a couple of skinny kitten who had been hanging out across the dumpster after being deserted there a number of days earlier. Positive sufficient, that’s the place the fieldworkers discovered Oscar, a 5-month-old copper-colored tabby, whom they scooped up like a fortunate penny and introduced again to the Sam Simon Middle—PETA’s Norfolk, Virginia, headquarters.
In contrast to his Muppet namesake, Oscar the kitten isn’t any grouch. Quite the opposite, his foster dad and mom report that he’s as mild-mannered as Ernie, as ticklish as Elmo, as goofy as Grover, and as fearless as Gonzo.
One factor Oscar the kitten does have in frequent with Oscar the trash can denizen is his love of repurposing discovered objects as toys or hiding spots.
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