You might have come across the saying “true men adore felines” earlier, and we completely endorse it. Let us introduce you to Bagheera! Ray Vargas used to be a proud dog person until fate changed his course one night when he heard a little kitten crying outside his window. He went to check and found a tiny kitten with its eyes still closed. Ray shares, “One rainy night, I stumbled upon him abandoned on the rooftop of my shed while following his cries.”
The little kitten seemed to be meowing for its mother, but unfortunately, she was nowhere in sight. Ray realized that he had to do something to help, or else the poor thing would not survive on its own. He decided to take matters into his own hands and purchased a kitten feeder kit that came with all the necessary supplies, including formula and a bottle. The little orphan did not seem to enjoy being left out in the rain, so Ray stepped in to give it a fighting chance.
Ray took the kitten inside and provided him with warmth and regular meals throughout the night. As a result of Ray’s diligent care, the tiny feline began to eat more and thrive.
Bagheera was named by Vargas and in this picture, he is taking his very first look at the world with his eyes wide open.
He started trailing Ray everywhere in the house and swiftly picked up the knack of scaling up onto his shoulder.
As he matured, he discovered that his go-to spot for dozing off was nestled in the embrace of the person who rescued him.
As an artist, Ray has realized that working from home can be quite challenging when you have a furry feline companion around. However, he has found a way to make things work with the help of his helpful pawed friend.
Ray admits that he never expected that rescuing an abandoned newborn from the rain that night would eventually lead him to become a cat owner despite being a dog person. He considers it the best decision he ever made, and we definitely concur with him.
The photos displayed in this article belong to the talented photographer Ray Vargas, who has captured some stunning shots.