little baby kitten was discovered wandering the streets of Thailand by itself. The local family was out and about on a pleasant evening when they came across the kid. Copy. When they looked more closely, they saw that this kitten was unlike any other they had ever seen.
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The family decided to contact the animal welfare group The Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand (WFFT), and representatives arrived to take a look. The group determined after much research that the animal in question was a fishing cat, a unique kind of cat that is critically endangered. This ‘wild cat’ can get twice as big as a domestic cat and loves all things aquatic.
The cat got its name because it enjoys fishing and hunting so much.
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