Lori Farris, a Florida-based educator, has recently shown her kind-heartedness by rescuing a cat that was about to be put down due to its ‘unattractive’ appearance. Despite being 50 years old, Lori gave the feline a new lease on life by providing her with a loving and permanent home.

While leaving her workplace, Lori stumbled upon a kitten that looked quite ragged. The little feline was covered in fleas, dirt and had a nosebleed. After following Lori to her car, she decided to take the kitten with her. She named the kitten Willow, after the street she had found her on, and took her home to give her a thorough cleaning due to her condition. Lori stated that she took care of Willow because of her flea infestation and bloody nose.

Regrettably, the veterinarian predicted that the kitten would be euthanized at a shelter due to its lack of attractiveness. The kitten was unwell and had an uncommon appearance, making it less likely to be adopted.

Fortunately, Willow the kitten found a savior in Lori who refused to let anything bad happen to her. Lori made the decision to take the kitten under her wing and provide her with a loving home. With time, Willow grew accustomed to her new surroundings with Farris and soon all her problems were resolved.

Willow is a uniquely beautiful cat with a distinct facial structure and mouth. Her family adores her despite her unconventional appearance. Currently, she is thriving in good health and enjoying life to the fullest alongside Lori’s dog.

According to Farris, it’s fine if people call her cat weird-looking because she is unique. However, she strongly dislikes it when people use harsh words like ugly, retarded, or gross to describe her cat. Farris believes that people admire her cat because she symbolizes love, kindness, and beauty despite her appearance. Farris is grateful to have her adorable and lovely cat in her life.

Willow is a great example of how animals should not be judged solely on their looks. It is wonderful to know that she is leading a good life, and it is heartening to see individuals like Lori who care for these creatures.