When Scarlette Tipton was only 10 months old, she had to have her left arm entirely amputated due to cancer. Doc, a rescue kitten, had to have her right paw severed after being involved in an accident involving a vehicle. Scarlette is now two years old. Therefore, on the evening before Christmas, the Tipton family, who were originally from California, traveled to the shelter. On Wednesday, Doc officially became a member of the family.

According to Scarlette’s mother, Simone Tipton, who spoke with Love Meow, “We wanted a tiny kitten to have [Scarlette] grow up with so that she had something that is exactly like her.” She did see that Doc had staples in her side, and she expressed her discomfort by saying, “Owies.” I told her that she had owies just like her, and all she did was lay her hand on her side and nod her head in response. She is aware that the cat has challenges that are comparable to those that she does.

Both this little child and this small cat have suffered a loss as a result of a tragedy.

Because she was suffering from cancer, Scarlette had to have her left arm amputated.

Doc The little cat severed one of her paws when she became too heated when she was trying to sleep beneath the bonnet of an automobile.

On the night of Christmas, the Tipton family learnt about the cat through watching television, and that’s how the two of them discovered each other.

The beginning of Scarlette’s bad luck came when she was told that she had a kind of cancer that had never been seen before and was responsible for the swelling in her left arm.

After the procedure, her parents had a difficult time trying to soothe their daughter.

According to Scarlette’s mother, the little girl “recognizes that the cat has comparable challenges as she does.”

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