Learn to love those who don’t hurt love .
Y. Ritsos

For some creatures love comes once they’ve been hurt a lot,after they’ve suffered.
Just like the young Valeria who was abandoned in a veterinary clinic with a serious eye infection and was asked by a heartless person to be euthanized. A creature that patiently accepted the treatment, unable to eat for the first few days due to the feeling of terror, accepted the love and care of our veterinarian and managed to prevent her infection from reaching the state of eye extraction.
Valeria is a very calm cat who accepts and gives caresses and love, who is companion with other cats and likes to find comfortable nests to rest relaxed. As soon as she hears the sound of food, she gets up from anywhere and comes up front and looks you in the eyes without seeing you, as if she trusts you completely. She is looking for a family to give her back the trust she will show her, the caresses the love she was so deprived of.
Valeria has been according to the vet about one year old. After months of intensive care, Valeria has gained weight, now she eats by herself, she has a complete loss of vision, has been neutered, vaccinated and enjoys the care, the caress, the safety she never had in the streets.

It is time to seek love in her eternal home. She will be given for adoption to live exclusively indoors, in the Attica region, neutered . Her new guardian will be required to cover the cost of microchipping her.